Research Position

Hi all - hope this is OK to send to the TC - we have a new research  
position opening
(who will work on EM-TC specs!) - please feel free to distribute  
widely at your organisations.

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Researcher - Safeguarding Australia Research Program
National ICT Australia (NICTA), Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

The NICTA Queensland Research Laboratory currently focuses on the  
Disaster Prediction, Response, and Recovery (DisPRR) project  
investigating the disaster and emergency management sector and will  
lead to improving the ICT technologies, devices, information systems,  
and services in that sector. A position is available for a Researcher  
in the information management and integration area of the DisPRR  
project, where the appointee will become part of the DisPRR team.

The appointee will conduct high quality independent research and  
contribute substantially to projects in collaboration with other  
program staff, researchers elsewhere in NICTA and outside partners.
The appointee will be responsible for the definition and conduct of  
scientific investigations related to information management for  
disaster prevention, response and recovery, focusing on information  
modeling, representation, integration, and situational awareness  
related to the emergency and disaster application area.


Closing date: 16 December 2005
Complete details are available online at <http://nicta.com.au/jobs.html>
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Cheers...  Renato Iannella
National ICT Australia (NICTA)



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