NEW March 2024: we are recruiting a post doctoral researcher in radar-vegetation interactions.
SECO is a research project funded by NERC that will generate the first ever estimates of key carbon fluxes across the dry tropics. Collaborators from more than 20 countries will use data from over 600 forest and savanna plot, radar remote sensing and modelling to understand how the vegetation of the dry tropics is changing.
Outputs from this project will inform the global carbon budget and global vegetation modeling, which are crucial to better understanding climate change.
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