Modelling the functioning of oak and Douglas-fir forests in the context of climate change: what kind of forest management for tomorrow ?
Location
The main host laboratory is UMR ESE . The post-doctoral researcher will be offered the opportunity to spend part of the post-doc in the SILVA laboratory in Nancy
Mission
We aim to address a pivotal question: Will the implementation of low-density forest management enhance resilience to water stress in oak and Douglas-fir stands amidst the challenges posed by climate change, as compared to current management practices?
The resolution of this question is underpinned by a critical technical challenge: Is it feasible to apply an eco-physiological stand model to low-density forest stands, and under what specific conditions can this be achieved?
Skills
-PhD in plant ecology/ecophysiology and background in environmental physics;
-Demonstrated publication skills ;
-Working knowledge in programming in one computer language at least;
-Strong interest in the modelling of complex systems;
-Working knowledge of the English language;
All information and application https://eng-silva.nancy.hub.inrae.fr/offer-position/post-doc-phd/post-doc-in-ecophysiology-forest-modelling
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