Senior Research Associate position at the University of Bristol, UK

[James Verdon]

Dear Colleagues, 

We are currently recruiting for a 3-year Senior Research Associate position to study the use of DAS for seismic imaging in urban areas. For further details on the role and to apply, please visit the link below: 

This position is funded by “DarkSeis", a new EPSRC-funded grant between the University of Bristol (James Verdon, Max Werner), the University of Oxford (Mike Kendall) and the BGS (Jon Chambers). 

The post-holder will participate in field campaigns to acquire active-source and passive seismic data using DAS with fibre-optic cables in and around the city of Bristol. They will then lead the processing of the resulting datasets, developing novel methods that leverage the particular qualities of DAS datasets. Given the large volumes of data produced by DAS, we anticipate that machine learning will play a significant role in the processing workflows developed as part of the project.

The closing date for applications is the 26th February. Please forward this to anyone who you think would be interested. 

Best wishes,

James 

 

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Dr James Verdon

Senior Lecturer in Applied Geophysics

School of Earth Sciences

University of Bristol

t: 0117 954 5446

e: James....@bristol.ac.uk

w: https://geophysics.gly.bris.ac.uk/~gljpv/index.html

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[James Verdon]

Dear Colleagues, 

A final reminder for the following postdoc position:

We are currently recruiting for a 3-year Senior Research Associate position to study the use of DAS for seismic imaging in urban areas. For further details on the role and to apply, please visit the link below: 

This position is funded by “DarkSeis", a new EPSRC-funded grant between the University of Bristol (James Verdon, Max Werner), the University of Oxford (Mike Kendall) and the BGS (Jon Chambers).