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scientist of the Montserrat Volcano Observatory, managing the geodetic monitoring programme contributing risk advice throughout an active period of the eruption crisis. In 2012, he returned to the UK as a Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol, where his research focussed around volcanology
demand within water company operation centres. Katie joined the Met Office in 2014 after graduating with a first-class degree in Physics from Bristol University. Katie is passionate about renewable energy winning an Institute of Physics bursary to fund her work as a summer intern at Wadebridge
of the Climate Change adaptation sub-group of UKHSA's Environmental Public Health Programme Board. Outside of the Met Office Dan has a faculty position at the University of Bristol where he is Associate Professor in the Medical school. Career background Dan joined the Met Office in 2007 to work
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that is meaningful to airlines, pilots, air traffic control and other decision makers. Teil was the science lead for commercial and UK regulated aviation science. Prior to joining the Met Office Teil completed a PhD studying the effects of noise on dynamical systems and an MSc in Mathematics, both at the University of Bristol.
degree in Mathematics from the University of Bristol and completed a PhD in Statistics at the University of Exeter, in which she used extreme value statistical approaches to better understand the relationship between extreme European windstorms and insured loss. As part of her PhD, Laura undertook
Workshop Bristol 05/06/2025 Classification: In-Confidence Deep South National Science Challenge “Our mission is to enable New Zealanders to adapt, manage risk and thrive in a changing climate. We're achieving this by connecting science with society, through five interlinked programmes” ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Earth
is to develop a large scale error covariance model to enable NEMOVAR to get the most out of sparse historical data. There is also ongoing collaborative work with the University of Reading and the University of Bristol on the use of GOCE data in data assimilation. Career background Daniel has worked
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