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Do you want to work on a project related to climate change?

Join the Oceanic and Continental Environments and Palaeoenvironments (EPOC) – laboratory of the University of Bordeaux!

This laboratory is a Joint Research Unit under the joint supervision of the University of Bordeaux, the CNRS, Bordeaux INP and the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes.

EPOC is a multidisciplinary UMR developing a strong and recognized expertise in ecotoxicology, ecology, biogeochemistry, environmental chemistry, sedimentology, paleoclimatology, coastal oceanography, marine geosciences.

As part of 2 projects focusing on coastal risk study, we are recruiting a post-doctoral researcher on the ten-year forecast of coastal risks.

These 2 projects are managed by the EPOC laboratory and involve around ten national and regional scientific partners.

- IRIMA, is a project with a national dimension, funded by the National Research Agency within the framework of the PEPR Risks

- CORALI, with a regional dimension, is funded by the Nouvelle Aquitaine Region.

Main activities:

Your mission will be to develop a hybrid ten-year coastal risk prediction system. You will design a statistical method based on the numerical forecast of the international project 'Decadal Prediction Project' available on the Spirit computer network.

# Development of forecasting and statistical model

• You code in python to access the data
• You carry out the data processing
• You carry out the tests of different technical solutions to improve the ten-year forecast

# Scientific dissemination

• You are monitoring the literature on the subject
• You compare results to observations
• You contribute to the writing of scientific articles and participate in conferences