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People in the CPDN group, University of Oxford

Scientists will be able to study events such as tropical storm Karl, which developed in the Atlantic in September 2016, using the OpenIFShome project. (Image: NASA Visible Earth, LANCE/EOSDIS Rapid Response team)

People

Current climateprediction.net Staff

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Myles Allen

Founder

Myles Allen is the founder of climateprediction.net (CPDN for short) and was the first to propose the use of Probabilistic Event Attribution to quantify the contribution of human and other external influences on climate to specific individual weather events. He is Professor of Geosystem Science in the School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford and Head of the Climate Dynamics Group in the University’s Department of Physics.
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Andy Bowery

Senior Research Software Engineer

Andy Bowery is the Senior Software Engineer / Systems Architect of climateprediction.net. Andy works as a researcher at the Oxford e-Research Centre, University of Oxford. Andy’s primarily focus in the project is in incorporating new climate models into the project and on the infrastructure of the project. In addition, Andy has experience building new volunteer distributed computing projects for science.
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Glenn Carver

Academic Visitor

Glenn Carver is an Academic Visitor at climateprediction.net. His research in weather forecasting uses the climateprediction.net OpenIFS and Weather@Home models. He contributes to their technical development and assists project scientists in successfully using the models. Previously he worked at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts managing the OpenIFS project. He has extensive knowledge of research methodologies, data analysis and developing atmospheric models on a wide range of computing systems. He enjoys science communication and participates in the climateprediction.net volunteer community.
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Sarah Sparrow

Associate Professor

Sarah Sparrow is the coordinator for climateprediction.net responsible for work unit deployment and experiment submission and day-to-day management of the team. Sarah’s background is in atmospheric dynamics and she is interested in how large scale dynamics translates to climate impact studies. She is experienced in data driven coupling of climate model output to impact models and leads research proposals in this area. Sarah has extensive experience in preparing and analysing large ensembles of climate model output. She has tutored at several international attribution workshops and summer schools.
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David Wallom

Professor of Informatics

David Wallom is the technical director of climateprediction.net. he leads Oxford participation in a number of climate impact projects including studies on climate effects on NW timber industry and the effects of extreme weather events on south and east Asia. He is an associate director and leader of the Volunteer Computing Group at the Oxford e-Research Centre, University of Oxford.

Moderators

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Iain Inglis

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Dave Jackson

Collaborators

Bristol University

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Dann Mitchell
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Peter Watson

Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

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Chris Huntingford

University of Edinburgh

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Gabi Hegerl
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Simon Tett

European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts

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Marcus Koehler
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Florian Pappenberger
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Antje Weisheimer

University of Helsinki

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Clément Bouvier
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Victoria Sinclair

Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut (KNMI)

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Dim Coumou

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Sarah Kew

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Sjoukje Philip

University of Melbourne

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Mitchell Black

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David Karoly

Met Office

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Richard Jones
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Fraser Lott
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David Sexton
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Peter Stott

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)

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Ruth Cerezo-Mota

National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), New Zealand

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Suzanne Rosier
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Dáithí Stone

Oregon State University

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Phil Mote
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David Rupp

Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics, University of Oxford

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Scott Osprey
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Tim Woolings
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Kunhui Ye

POSTECH Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea

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Seung-Ki Min

Reading University

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Chris O'Reilly

Victoria University of Wellington

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Dave Frame

Former CPDN staff

  • Tolu Ainu
  • Juan Añel Cabanelas
  • Ben Booth
  • Carl Christensen
  • Dave Frame
  • William Ingram
  • Richard Jones
  • Sylvia Knight
  • Sihan Li
  • Neil Massey
  • Jonathan Miller
  • Fredi Otto
  • Md. Mamun Rashid
  • David Stainforth
  • Milo Thurston
  • Peter Uhe
  • Simon Wilson