GPM Mentorship 2023 Registration Form

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After a successful GPM Mentorship 2022, you may now register for the 2023 edition.

Deadline: January 31, 2023.

Program Description (find more at https://www.watersheds.online/gpm-mentorship-2023):
The second edition of a program designed to support new users from established and underrepresented user communities and provide a tailored hands-on learning experience. Our speakers/menotrs from NASA and other organizations (see below) will provide participants with an overview of state-of-the-art precipitation estimates and a take on Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission applications to address scientific and societal challenges.

The program provides both theoretical (lecture series) and an optional practical (capstone) training, supported by GPM subject matter experts.

As a part of this program, participants will be able to participate in a 5-session lecture series, group discussions, and Q&A sessions. Selected participants will then be assigned to thematic groups led by GPM mentors in order to carry out a 2-month case study project. Mentors will guide mentees in the development of a research / applications project, providing feedback and suggesting literature and examples of best practices. Mentors and mentees are expected to meet weekly to discuss the project and discuss any questions that the mentee may have for the development of the project. A final project demonstration will be held online, where each participant will share the results of the project and describe future steps.

Affiliations of our speakers/mentors: NASA, Texas A&M, University of Oklahoma, University of Minnesota, University of Coimbra.

Instructions: Please fill out the questions below. If you have any questions related to this form or program, please do not hesitate to reach out to Vasco Mantas (vasco.mantas /at / dct.uc.pt) and Andrea Portier (andrea.m.portier /at / nasa.gov).

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Name (first and last) *

Email *

Affiliation *

Country affiliation of the organization.

*NOTE: If your organization is from one of NASA's designated countries (see list at https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/designated_country_list_6.10.2022.pdf), unfortunately you will not be able to participate in the the capstone project portion of the program. However, you may participate in the lecture series.

Position (e.g. PhD student, post-doc, technician, etc) *

How did you learn about the Mentorship program? *

Curriculum vitae (Please insert a summary of your Professional Experience, Education, Relevant Skills, Publication References. 2-pages maximum). You may add links to your CV if needed. Insert the information in the text box. *

Motivation letter (1 page maximum, please type it into the text box). *

To help streamline the capstone project, please select up to 3 topics of interest. *

Quantitative precipitation estimations, uncertainties, and inter-comparisons

Extreme events (please specify below if you have a specific subtopic of interest including floods, drought, hurricanes, etc)

Climatology, climate variability and predictability

Clouds, convection, and vertical profiles

Precipitation classification (please specify below if you have a specific subtopic of interest including snow, hail)

Hydrology, soil moisture, and water resources

Landslides

Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning

Precipitation and Climate in Education

其他：

必填

If in the previous question you were asked to specify subtopics, please list them here (e.g. hail).

Please list three problems you would like to solve using the skills acquired in the mentorship program. *

Are you familiar with any programming languages (ex. Python) or geospatial analysis platform (ex. Google Earth Engine)? *

Is there a specific project that you would like to develop with an organization? If so, what organization?

How and with whom do you plan on sharing your results? *

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