Geospatial Remote Sensing Analyst Natural Resources

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west virginia universityMorgantown (WV)

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About the role

The Entomology Program at West Virginia University is seeking a Geospatial Remote Sensing Analyst to support an interdisciplinary research project focused on international migratory moths. The candidate will work within a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team of entomologists, engineers and other researchers to develop spatial databases, analyze satellite and biological datasets, produce maps and geospatial products to support modeling of migratory moth occurrence and movement across geographic

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