Faculty, staff and researchers
Meet our acclaimed faculty, researchers and staff. Learn more about their contributions to climate science and how they are broadening the conversation about climate change and its impacts on us all.
Centre for Earth Observation Science
Featured News & Research
What we offer
Research impacts and outputs
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600+
peer reviewed publications in the past 10 years
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250+
graduate students trained at CEOS
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200+
research grants in the past 10 years
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50+
authored policy documents, reports, and books in the past 10 years
News and stories
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The Future of Arctic Research Begins at CMO
Students
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Churchill Marine Observatory opens for Arctic climate and environmental research
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources, Research and International, Students
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Dr. Klaus Hochheim Photography Exhibit open
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
Field stories
Students in CEOS conduct research that contributes to the global conversation on climate change and its effects on our planet. From their field research, they write stories and bring photos back from their experiences.
Our team
Joining CEOS
Any faculty member or research associate with affiliation to the University of Manitoba is welcome to join CEOS where there is good fit in research expertise, and there is a desire to positively contribute toward the development of proposals and the subsequent research in support of CEOS activities. Students supervised by CEOS members are encouraged to join CEOS.
Membership application
Current opportunities
- MSc student position in Arctic Ecosystems and Climate Change
- Postdoc in Hudson Bay Sea Ice
- PhD or MSc student position in Regional CO2 Exchange Budgets
- PhD student position in Biogeochemical Ocean Modelling
- Two PhD or MSc student positions in Subarctic Coastal Oceanography
- PhD student positions in Atmospheric Science/Meteorology
- PhD Student Position in Primary Production Hotspots
Our founder
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Dr. David G Barber
Dr. David G Barber founded the Centre for Earth Observation Science in 1994. Through his leadership, CEOS has grown into an internationally recognized multidisciplinary and collaborative centre studying the complex inter-relationships between the different systems on Earth. He was a visionary researcher, a scholar with an entrepreneurial spirit, and a generous mentor.
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Contact us
Centre for Earth Observation Science
535 Wallace Building
125 Dysart Rd.
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada
204-474-7602
204-272-1532