Location: SINGAPORE, Singapore
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Project Title: Physics-based modelling of ionospheric
plasma dynamics for accurate positioning
and navigation
Position Summary:
- Modern transportation systems depend heavily on accurate GNSS-based positioning, which is greatly affected by the ionospheric state such as electron density and plasma bubble irregularity. Depending on the ionopsheric plasma dynamics, the GNSS signals transmitted by navigation satellites might be attenuated and/or distorted when received by GNSS receivers onboard aircrafts and ships.
- The Research Engineer will work on PhD project, which aims to study and analyse the physics of ionospheric dynamics, scintillation and plasma bubble irregularities for accurate positioning and navigation.
Responsibilities:
- To perform research on physical causal modelling and efficient simulations of GNSS signals through the ionospheric multilayers, for better understanding of various electromagnetic phenomena including signal propagation and refractions. The PhD student is expected to apply both classical physics modelling techniques and state-of-the-art machine learning techniques to develop an ionospheric anomaly threat model to predict important ionospheric parameters for GNSS positioning and navigation.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, or Physical Sciences.
- Good knowledge of data analytics, AI & machine learning and plasma physics.
- Keen interest to contribute to improving the safety of aviation and maritime systems.
- Good communication and presentation skills, with appetite for engagement with the industrial supervisor and collaborators.
- Self-starter with good analytical and problem-solving skills.
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What We Do
Fednav Limited, the largest Canadian international dry bulk shipping group and leader in the Arctic and Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway.
Founded in 1944, we conduct business worldwide with approximately 100 ships trading worldwide.
Fednav also operates a network of specialized subsidiaries
- FALLine (Fednav Atlantic Lakes Line), offering a regular general cargo liner service from Europe to ports along the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system for over 60 years.
- FMT (Federal Marine Terminals), operating multiple stevedoring facilities in the US East Coast and Gulf Coast and in the Great Lakes. A leader in the industry, FMT handles breakbulk, bulk, containerized, project, and general cargoes for its clients. The wide range of commodities handled includes cement, cocoa, containers, gypsum, machinery, steel, sugar, wood pulp and forest products.
- Fednav Direct, our logistics services offering value-added on-carriage services, inventory management, and 24/7 inland transportation of cargoes
