SERVIR hub institutions provide a key interface between the needs of SERVIR regions and the potential use of Earth observations and geospatial technologies and also provide critical technical support to regional and national governmental institutions. SERVIR is active in Eastern & Southern Africa, West Africa, Hindu Kush Himalaya, Lower Mekong, and Amazonia. The SERVIR Science Coordination Office at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama is collaborating with the University of Alabama in Huntsville to provide SERVIR hubs with direct science support, and science and technical coordination. This is structured as a 1-year position with a possibility of another 1-year extension. The fellow will receive regular guidance, tasks, and feedback from a mentor at the SERVIR Science Coordination Office (SCO). At the end of the fellowship, the SERVIR fellow will present findings to the SERVIR team and submit a research paper. The fellow is expected to help SERVIR in crop model setup, cal-val activities, perform research, and assist in the development of data dissemination tools. Crop yield estimation is one of the ways to assess the impact of interventions on the ground and can bolster monitoring & evaluation efforts. The SERVIR Science Coordination Office (SCO) at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center is seeking to hire a Research Associate to support research, data analysis, and science coordination related to SERVIR’s resilience mapping service development. Agency for International Development (USAID) enable the use of Earth observations and geospatial technologies for improved societal decision-making in five focus regions in Africa, Asia, and South America. SERVIR, a joint effort of NASA and the U.S. Location: Huntsville, AL, U.S.A Job Description (Research Associate) Purpose of the Position:
Department: Earth System Science Center, University of Alabama in Huntsville
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