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Dènyèman, Bodeker Syantifik te gen siksè nan jwenn finansman nan fon an New Zeland Marsden yo sèvi ak enfòmasyon kote soti nan balon yo te vole pa Google [x] メ nan Pwojè Loon. Yo pral itilize enfòmasyon an kote balon yo kolekte fè dyagnostik pwosesis yo ki afekte pèmeyabilite ki nan toubiyon an Antatik. Aplikan an siksè pral antreprann yon PhD 3 ane nan yon kontèks la nan pwojè sa a Marsden-finanse. Anketè a pwojè direktè (Greg Bodeker) ak anketè asosye (Sam Dean), yo toulède yo pwofesè adjwen nan Victoria University of Wellington (VUW) ak ap aji kòm ko-sipèvizè elèv la. Elèv la ap gen anrejistre nan VUW anba sipèvizyon administratif nan professeurs James Renwick. Ta dwe elèv la ta renmen yo ko-sipèvize nan kèk inivèsite espesifik, sa a se yon opsyon ki te kapab diskite, menm si elèv la ta dwe atann yo ap depanse majorite nan (90%) nan tan yo nan New Zeland.
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Recently, Bodeker Scientific has been successful in obtaining funding through the New Zealand Marsden fund to use location information from balloons being flown by Google[x]ﾒs Project Loon. The collected balloon location information will be used to diagnose the processes affecting the permeability of the Antarctic vortex . The successful applicant will undertake a 3 year PhD in the context of this Marsden-funded project. The project principal investigator (Greg Bodeker) and associate investigator (Sam Dean) are both adjunct professors at the Victoria University of Wellington (VUW) and will act as co-supervisors of the student. The student will be registered at VUW under the administrative supervision of Prof James Renwick. Should the student wish to be co-supervised from some specific university, this is an option that could be discussed, though the student would be expected to spend the majority (90%) of their time in New Zealand.