New paper by @rebecca_mcgirr in Geophy. Res. Lett. Continental hydrology can mitigate to some extent the impacts of melting ice sheets. Natural climate effects such as La Nina as well as groundwater pumping can cause significant local sea level changes. https://t.co/EsUWxqVHMf

The position is part of the Institute for Water Futures at the Australian National University. Applications close 27 July 2023. @ANUWaterFutures @anuearthscience

You will work geodesists analysing space gravity data and satellite estimates of water body heights, assimilating data into land surface models. Build your own group at the Research School of Earth Sciences, ANU and conduct research in water science over the next few decades.

We are hiring ! Skilled at combining remote sensing data with land surface modelling? Join our team at ANU, exploiting data from GRACE-FO, SWOT, ICESat 2 etc to improve the modelling of droughts, floods and hydrology. Tenure-track/permanent position. https://t.co/l3HRdDbZEv

A beautiful walk to Booroomba Rocks with my darling wife Gaelle

ANU Tenure-Track position closing 30 April: Apply before the end of April for this tenure-track position to join ANU and apply space-geodetic observations to study water resources. We are seeking a geodesist to develop a research program with us at RSES https://t.co/sLZ4QZEVgR

Job Alert, closing soon: 3-yr postdoc/researcher position available to study Antarctic mass balance change using space gravity data. Come and join our team at @anuearthscience as part of the @AntarcticSciAus program. Applications close 11 Feb 2022. https://t.co/0umaoiD0Gb

some walks are better than others!

The position is part of the Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Research @AntarcticSciAus. Applications close 11 February 2020: https://t.co/0umaoikRs3

3-year postdoc/researcher position available at ANU to study mass balance changes in Antarctica using space gravity data, including assessments of spatial and temporal resolution, the effects/impacts of GIA and the assimilation of multiple observation types. 1/2

This tenure-track/continuing position in geodesy/geophysics has been re-advertised to now also accept applications from international candidates. Apply before 20 June 2021 if you'd like to live and work Down Under!!!

We are advertising a tenure-track position in #geodesy at @anuearthscience as part of the @ANUWaterFutures. You must already have the right to live and work in Australia to be considered for the position. Applications accepted until 16 May 2021: https://t.co/VunNQl1tTt

congratulatuons #MarsPerseveranceRover on a safe landing. It is truly amazing that we have images already, within minutes of landing!

so exciting watching live the entry and landing of #MarsPerseverance

start of the State of Origin decider. I hope you're watching @KoulaliAchraf !!!!

despite everything, sometimes nature is just beautiful

and formalise the insurance claim (in fact, his excess was likely cheaper than the cost of my bike, so he took the cheap option). 3. Never give up. If you're in the right and can prove it then the system will work for you!!

If you ever end up in the situation: 1. Take a photo of the accident scene. Anyone who saw it was immediately against the other guy! 2. Pursue it to the end, even if it means lodging a civil dispute. The paperwork is easy and it was this that forced him to pay his excess 6/ 7

it no longer had anything to do with him. I followed up with NRMA and, indeed, he had paid the excess (the day the tribunal hearing date was announced). NRMA accepted my claim and have now paid the cost of replacing my bike (cheaper than repairing it!). Victory! 5/7

He responded to the tribunal papers saying that we were each at fault and each responsible for our own costs. Rubbish! I was doing < 10 km/hr and was not at fault. It went to a tribunal hearing - by phone - where he announced that he had paid his insurance excess and that 4/7