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3-year PhD Assistantship in coastal planning, policy and design to pursue research on climate and disaster visualizations
The University of Rhode Island (URI) Dept. of Marine Affairs (web.uri.edu/maf) is seeking a PhD student to study climate and disaster visualization techniques. URI is recognized as a leader in the US and globally in the field of coastal climate adaptation. The student will pursue the application of design theory and practice to complex challenges of long-term planning for urban coastal communities vulnerable to climate change impacts. Click here for more information. |
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Get ready for this year's AQUATHON
Saturday, September 30th
Leadbetter Beach from 8am - 1pm
California Coastal Beach Cleanup in Seal Beach/Long Beach
You're invited to the California Coastal Beach Cleanup in Seal Beach/Long Beach on SATURDAY September 16,2017 from 9am-12pm. To register for this event, click here.
3rd International Conference on Protection against Overtopping
6-8 June 2018
Grange-over-Sands, Lake District, UK
http://www.protections2018.org
Abstract submission is currently open for this conference. Bringing together leading experts from practice, research, development, and implementation, the conference will discuss overtopping protection as a solution for overtopping concerns at levees, dams and seawalls.
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positions listed here and positions listed in previous editions of the WAVE, visit CalCoast's
Employment
Water Resources Specialist
San Diego County Water Authority
With an acute awareness of San Diego's dependence on imported water sources, the Water Authority is executing a long term strategy to diversify the region's supply sources, make major investments in the region's water delivery and storage system, and improve water use efficiency.
Water/Wastewater Construction Management Lead
HDR Company
Walnut Creek, CA, US
The primary duties of the Water/Wastewater Construction Lead include managing day-to-day construction management activities. This includes managing project budget, staffing, and QA oversight. Typical projects include conveyance/collection systems, pumping stations and treatment facilities on water and wastewater projects.
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Steven Aceti, JD
Executive Director,
California Coastal Coalition
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