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. Career background Daley joined the Met Office in 2008, having graduated from the University of Reading in 2005 with a BSc in Meteorology, and then from the University of East Anglia in 2007 with an MSc in Atmospheric Sciences. Daley has been part of the Climate Cryosphere and Oceans group since first joining the Met Office.

Tom works on the linear and adjoint forecast models for global NWP in our next-generation data assimilation system. He is based in the MetOffice@Reading centre at the Department of Meteorology, University of Reading.

the AFESP (Advancing the Frontiers of Earth System Prediction) programme at the University of Reading. Within JADA, he is the primary developer of the ensemble-based component of the hybrid tangent linear model (TLM) and its adjoint, which are crucial elements of the 4D-Var algorithm to be used

in the High Resolution Global Climate Modelling group, collaborating with the University of Reading through the High Resolution Climate Modelling programme. While in this role he coordinated the implementation of the UPSCALE project and initially lead the data management work package within the EU

where she continued working on passive microwave remote sensing of soil moisture, a subject she studied for her PhD at the Environmental Systems Science Centre at Reading University. As an undergraduate Eleanor studied Physics at Oxford University and also has an MSc in Oceanography from Southampton University.

of Meteorology (MMet) degree at Reading University. As part of the course, she spent her third year at Oklahoma University in the United States, which gave her opportunity to study a wide range of extreme weather conditions.

it was realised that heat loss from the widely-used canvas buckets was influencing the recorded SSTs and the readings were a little cooler than the true SST. Starting from around the 1930s measurements were taken of the temperature of water drawn in below the surface for various purposes like cooling the ship’s

. ASPIRE was delivered from March 2017 to March 2020 by a consortium including the Met Office, Walker Institute at the University of Reading, and the Norwegian Refugee Council. Adaptive Social Protection SP systems help individuals and families cope with crises and shocks (World Bank, 2019). Adaptive

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on climate change and variability in the North Atlantic Ocean. In 2016, in conjunction with Reading University and whilst working at the Met Office, he completed his PhD in dynamical oceanography. In 2018 he left the Met Office to work at Sorbonne Université and subsequently École Normale Supérieure in Paris

) to forecast rainfall, soil state and flooding. Prior to joining the Met Office Heather completed a PhD in meteorology jointly at Reading University and the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH), Wallingford. Her PhD focused on modelling the coupling between the land surface and atmosphere using the JULES