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As part of the ALOA project (Archéologie Littorale Outre Atlantique, Fondation de France) dedicated to the impact of climate change on the cultural (archaeological) heritage of the Guadeloupe and Saint-Martin islands, the recruited person will be dedicated, on the one hand, to the operational coordination of the project and, on the other hand, to the development of participatory science methodologies to carry out a heritage health report in its geomorphologic context and to develop action research principles.
– Phd in geography, with expertise in geomorphology on the evolution of the coastline and the coastline. This expertise must be confirmed by publications in conferences and newspapers in the field.
– Very good knowledge of georeferenced data processing techniques, collaborative databases and analysis of geomorphological data. Depending on the profile of the person recruited, additional training may be provided.
– Willingness to work in a team.
– Ability to work in the field.
– Mobility (periods – several weeks per year – of field work in Guadeloupe and Saint-Martin).
– Ability to communicate with a wide audience.
Underwater Archaeology and Maritime History jobs 