Applying proximal soil sensing to develop non-invasive population estimation methods for burrowing mammals

Description of the research topic

The application of proximal soil sensing techniques (i.e. georadar, UAVs) to develop non-invasive census monitoring methods (population estimation) of endangered ground dwelling rodent colonies, such as European ground squirrels and Lesser blind mole rats, may help estimate actual population size.

Thesis supervisor: Csongor Gedeon

Required language skills: English
Further requirements: M.Sc.; knowledge in relation to the topic and tools (georadar); willing to do field and office work; willing and practice in writing publications; English knowledge at advanced (C1) level;

How to Apply?

If you are interested apply here:[PhD] Doctoral School of Environmental Sciences – Eötvös Loránd University (elte.hu)

For more information visite the following website:Doctoral School of Environmental Sciences (elte.hu)

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