Job Alert!
The Department of Geoinformatics – Z_GIS at Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg is seeking an Assistant Professor in GIScience.
Responsibilities include:
- Independent research teaching.
- Academic support in research and teaching as well as participation in administrative tasks in Science Communication and Outreach [iDEAS:Lab] and in the study programs.
- Four semester hours of teaching per week.
more details here:
https://lnkd.in/dsg2nc_Z
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Am Fachbereich Geoinformatik, AG GeoAI, GeoKnowledge Graphs und GeoSemantics, der Univer- sität Salzburg gelangt die Stelle eines/r Geoinformatiker:in zur Besetzung. Ihre Aufgabenbereiche: Mitarbeit in 2 FFG Forschungsprojekten – iKlimEt und RegioWoodTrain – mit nationalen und internationalen Partnern; RegioWoodTrain: Entwicklung von räumlichen AI Modellen für die nachhaltige Holzlogistik,basierend auf Discrete Event Simulationen; iKlimEt: räumliche
Am Fachbereich Geoinformatik, AG GeoAI, GeoKnowledge Graphs und GeoSemantics, der Univer- sität Salzburg gelangt die Stelle eines/r Geoinformatiker:in zur Besetzung. Ihre Aufgabenbereiche: Mitarbeit in 2 FFG Forschungsprojekten – iKlimEt und RegioWoodTrain – mit nationalen und internationalen Partnern; RegioWoodTrain: Entwicklung von räumlichen AI Modellen für die nachhaltige Holzlogistik,basierend auf Discrete Event Simulationen; iKlimEt: räumliche
✨🎉30 years of UNIGIS! 😍🥂 UNIGIS Salzburg, part of the Department of Geoinformatics at the Paris Lodron University Salzburg (PLUS), celebrates its 30th anniversary this academic year. This was duly celebrated. UNIGIS Salzburg - Educating GIS Professionals Worldwide.
More about this in the news: https://www.plus.ac.at/news/30-jahre-geoinformatik-fernlehre-an-der-plus-mit-unigis-salzburg/
UNIGIS Salzburg, Teil des Fachbereichs Geoinformatik an der Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg (PLUS), feiert in diesem Studienjahr sein 30-jähriges Jubiläum.
New paper alert: "Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to Evaluate the Geographic Potential of Alternative Photovoltaic Types" (https://doi.org/10.3390/ijgi13080269). The paper highlights an approach to determine the #geographic potential for deploying #photovoltaics and showcases some real-world examples of the #spatialanalysis approach. Funded by FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency (Project PV4EAG)! Thanks to Franziska Hübl and Franz Welscher for their great work!
This paper contributes to the expansion of green energy production, which is being pursued in order to mitigate climate change and carbon emissions from energy production. It addresses the delineation of areas that are suitable for the application of photovoltaics in the context of agricultural areas, water bodies, and parking spaces. Three specific photovoltaic types are examined in order to find out which criteria influence their geographic potential and whether spatial multi-criteria decision analysis methods are suitable for identifying suitable areas. The proposed approach consists of four steps: (1) collecting factors through expert interviews and questionnaires; (2) mapping the criteria to the spatial datasets; (3) deriving weighted scores for individual criteria through expert interviews; (4) applying the multi-criteria decision analysis method to compute and aggregate the final scores. We test our methodology at selected sites in the state of Styria, Austria. The test sites represent the topographical characteristics of the state and are about 5% of the size of Styria, approximately 820 km2. The key contributions are a weighted set of criteria that are relevant for the geographic potential of alternative photovoltaic types and the developed methodology to determine this potential.
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