Dean's Office:
Environment 1 (EV1), room 347
519-888-4567, ext. 33463
Environment 1 (EV1), room 347
519-888-4567, ext. 33463
The Faculty of Environment announces 35 funded doctoral opportunities ($100,000 over four years each) for domestic students
Browse the table below to find the researcher and project that suits you. If you find something interesting, click the researcher's name to contact them directly and learn more!
To apply please connect with Simron Singh, Associate Dean, Graduate Studies (simron.singh@uwaterloo.ca; 519-888-4567, ext. 33111).
| Researcher | Project |
|---|---|
| Rob Feick | Geospatial methods for supporting public participation in planning |
| Rob Feick | Methods for detecting place-based conflict in volunteered geographic informationData quality tools for citizen science water observations |
| Rob Feick | Mobile spatial decision support for citizen science and community planning |
| Rob Feick | Data quality tools for citizen science water observations |
| Chris Fletcher | Using numerical climate models to investigate large-scale climate dynamics, variability and change |
| Peter Johnson |
Geospatial open data, open government, and the use of artificial intelligence for governance |
| Suzanne Kearns | Aviation safety and human factors, aviation training (including competency-based education and training technologies), or training of remotely-piloted aircraft system ("drone") operators |
| Richard Kelly | Radar remote sensing of snow using ground-based radar instruments |
| Richard Kelly | Satellite radar observations of snow using InSAR techniques |
| Richard Kelly |
Combining multi-sensor satellite remote sensing observations of snow |
| Jane Law | Analyzing changes in urban or health planning: a Bayesian spatio-temporal analysis approach |
| Jane Law | Study of individual and place/neighbourhood effects in urban planning: a multilevel Bayesian spatial analysis approach |
| Jane Law | Applications of advanced spatial analysis in public health, housing, immigration, crime, transportation, or demography studies |
| Jane Law | Associations between healthy communities (or specific health outcomes) and the built environment: a Bayesian spatial analysis approach |
| Jonathan Li;
and co-advisor Prof. Dr. Michael Chapman (GEM Adjunct Professor) |
Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection Using Deep Learning Techniques |
| Jonathan Li;
and co-advisor Prof. Dr. Michael Chapman (GEM Adjunct Professor) |
Autonomous Driving Using 3D High-Definition Maps Generated by Laser Scanning Point Clouds |