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Started by Barney Popkin
Wed, 19 Jun 2002 18:36
Arid-lands hydrologist needed - Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, UAE, Dubai
Author: Barney Popkin
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 18:36
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 18:36
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Per Mohsen Sherif at <msherif@safat.kisr.edu.kw> - The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries of the United Arab Emirates in Dubai, has a vacant position for a Hydrologist. The available job is not for a PhD. It will fit most for a young water resources engineer willing to work in the field in the construction of water projects including dams and wells. Qualification: Civil Engineering BSc, (Water Resources MSc preferable) Experiences: Surface and groundwater projects, wadi hydrology, runoff assessment and simulation, groundwater studies and simulations, different simulation packages in surface and groundwater systems, reporting. Job Description: Use statistical methods to analyze rainfall data. Conduct field experiments to determine surface and subsurface coefficients. Assess surface water runoff and floods in wadis under different rainfall events. Assess the groundwater recharge from rainfall events. Simulate the surface water runoff and groundwater flow using available simulation packages. Report the results of analysis and simulation. Interested/qualified applicants should submit CV as soon as possible to: Attention of Mr. Salem Akram Head, Department of Water and Dams Water and Soil Affairs Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries P.O. Box 1509, Dubai United Arab Emirates Fax: 971 4 2957766, 971 4 2959563, e-mail <salim.maf@uae.gov.ae> Forwarded by Barney P. Popkin, RG, REA, CHMM, CPSSc, Resources Management Consultant, San Francisco, California - bppopkin@mindspring.com
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