Virtual Mobilities | WG2

Working Group 2 – 2 Virtual Mobility Grants

Preparing training material for the data fusion summer school

For Each grant:

Duration: 4-6 weeks. 
Timing: April-June 2024. 
Location: Online

Total estimated grant per virtual mobility: 1500 euros

Description: This Virtual Mobility (VM) Grant is an important part of the WG2 (data fusion) activities. During this VM the successful candidate will prepare training material for the WG2 data fusion summer school taking place in Poland end of August 2024.

The candidate is expected to have 8-12 weeks of part-time availability for this project, experience with LiDAR, hyperspectral, multispectral and microwave data, basics knowledge in forestry remote sensing and data fusion.

Please, if you are interested send your CV and motivation to following emails:

The deadline for applying is 1st of April, 2024

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