Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI)

R&D Satellite Observations (RDSW) department of KNMI, contributes to weather and climate research and monitoring of the Earth system by utilizing the observations of satellites as well as surface remote sensing, balloon, and aircraft observations. Its main research objectives are climate research, air quality and stratospheric ozone. The satellite activities of the department encompass the entire range from collecting user requirements, developing instrument concepts, generating the required satellite products, to atmospheric research using the satellite data.
RDSW breaths a positive atmosphere. Colleagues like to have a cup of coffee together and are very approachable. The mix of men and women of different ages and with diverse backgrounds also contributes to a pleasant working atmosphere within the department.

Homepage: https://www.knmi.nl/research/satellite-observations

The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) is looking for a postdoc to study agricultural emissions derived from satellite observations.
You will work in a dynamic ambitious team of scientists studying emission estimates for air quality and climate change research. The research will be performed in international projects related to agricultural emissions in several representative regions around the world. The critical emissions are methane, ammonia, and nitrogen oxides that our group derives from observations of satellites, such as TROPOMI on Sentinel 5P of which KNMI is the PI institute.The deadline for applying is 27 October.
More info on https://www.werkenvoornederland.nl/vacatures/post-doc-agricultural-emissions-from-satellite-observations-KNMI-2024-0038

Use this form to apply: https://www.tangram-tis.nl/10861/Kandidaten/Inschrijven/01380%2D02S000SMSP