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EPSSG Radio Occultation Science Support
2013-08-05 10:36:11| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
For our activities in EUMETSAT, we are currently seeking employ a person to provide scientific support in the area of Radio Occultation for the EPSSG programme. The EPSSG programme has started its phase B, during which the user and system requirements are being consolidated in iteration with the users, and different system concepts to implement these requirements are elaborated and tradedoff. The focus of the consultant will be on the scientific aspects associated to the development of the product processing facilities of the EPSSG product processing facilities of the EPSSG ground segment. Tasks The activities of the successful applicant will include scientific aspects related to the development of the product processing facilities of the EPSSG ground segment. Heshe will work in a matrix structure providing crossdivisional support and be hosted in the Remote Sensing and Products Division of the Technical and Science Support Department. The scientist tasks and responsibilities will include Preparation of algorithm theoretical basis documents for the generation of level 1 and selected level 2 products Preparation of product generation specifications for the product processing facilities Prototyping of product generation functions Generation of product contents specifications Preparation of test data Preparation of initial validation plans Contribution to the generation of performance budgets Conduct of internal studies related to mission requirements refinements Assessment of results from external studies Contribution to the initiation of scientific support studies System meetings and activities of instrument functional chain teams IFCT Participation in reviews The support will involve close crossdivisional interactions and interface with experts in various disciplines system engineering, instruments, operations, science. Qualifications and Requirements Applicants require a University degree in remote sensing, meteorology, oceanography, physics, or equivalent. Essential At least three years of experience in the field of remote sensing, including experience with radio occultation observations Experience in satellite data processing Very good skills in a higher programming language, such as Fortran, CC, Python Skills in writing scientifictechnical documents Familiarity with Microsoft Office Good interpersonal skills in support of team work Desirable Experience in understanding and writing requirements Experience with the specification, development, and validation of satellite data processing chains Experience with calibration and product validation methods Knowledge in radio occultation data processing and applications Fluency in English is mandatory this is the working language at EUMETSAT and so the successful applicant must be able to work effectively in this language. Application procedure Important All applicants must hold a current valid work permit for Germany or be EU nationals. If you are interested in this vacancy, and think you have the skills and experience required, please apply by either clicking on, or copying into your browser, the URL below. httpswww.amris.comsercorequirementdisplay.php?refSearchrequirementid44901 If you have any question regarding this position please email space.careersserco.com Position EPSSG Radio Occultation Science Support Reference G013141EUM Application closing date 160913 Start date 010114 If you are not yet registered with Serco we advise you to register your details by adding your details and attaching your CV via httpswww.amris.comsercoalertssignupform.php For additional information about Serco Group please consult our website www.serco.com For additional information about Serco Europe please consult our website www.serco.comeurope For additional information about EUMETSAT, please consult httpwww.eumetsat.int
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08.06.13 -- Radio Waves Carry News Of Climate Change
2013-08-05 03:09:28| rfglobalnet News Articles
08/06/13RF Globalnet Newsletter
New method to measure climate change: radio waves
2013-08-03 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Science World Report: Climate change is happening around the world and scientists are continually updating the ways they measure its influence. Now, researchers have discovered another way to measure climate change. They've found that radio waves reflected back to Earth from the ionosphere offer valuable news on our shifting environment. The ionosphere is one of the regions of the upper atmosphere. It plays a crucial role in global communications. Because it's ionized by solar radiation, the electricity-rich region...
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TuneIn Radio (for Windows Phone)
2013-07-31 16:34:56| PC Magazine: New Product Reviews
TuneIn Radio is a must-have app for just about any data-capable device, thought the Windows Phone version is missing some extras found in other platforms' versions.
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Radio Waves Carry News Of Climate Change
2013-07-31 06:06:48| rfglobalnet News Articles
The ionosphere, one of the regions of the upper atmosphere, plays an important role in global communications.
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