Welcome to ESSC

At ESSC we are concerned with gaining a better understanding of the environment by developing new ways of modelling earth system processes using spatial information, information that is often sensed remotely. We use techniques from the mathematical and physical sciences to solve problems which affect the natural world atmosphere, the oceans, the land surface and the solid earth.

Latest News:

Postdoctoral Position Available on interferometric measurement of the surface deformation of the Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat. (13 August 2010)

For more details see Vacancies

See more ESSC news.

Next ESSC Seminar:

There will be a seminar on Monday, 23rd August at 2pm.
Paul Myers, of the University of Alberta, will talk on:
Links Between the Deep Western Boundary Current, Labrador Sea Water Formation and Export, and the Meridional Overturning Circulation

ESSC Seminar room, Harry Pitt Building, Earley Gate.

Our regular series of seminars will return in October 2010, after the new term begins.

See complete ESSC seminar programme.