Professional summary
Brief CV
I have extensive web development experience ranging from HTML to IIS server management. After twelve years as a web developer at the British Geological Survey, I started work at UKCEH in May 2018 to learn about freshwater and help deliver water data via the web. I specialise in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Since joining UKCEH, I have gained data processing skills using Python.
2020-21:
- HydroSOS demonstrator portal for the World Meteorological Organisation, a WMO Hydrological Status and Outlook System
- Development of the Freshwater data explorer - combining citizen science data with data from other sources so we can start to build a clearer picture of what is happening in the environment.
2019-20:
- Development and release of the UK Water resources portal - a ‘one-stop-shop’ that brings all the latest hydrological data together in one place.
- New water quality tab for the Lakes portal to visualise Environment Agency data.
- UK-SCAPE hydrological sensor data integration tool - demonstrating the integration and visualisation of hydrological sensor data (often real-time) from diverse online sources.
- Drought data hub - browse, access and download drought data.
- Drought libraries - a nationally consistent toolkit for improved resilience in the UK public water supply sector.
- Historic Drought Inventory Explorer - search contents of the multi-sector drought inventory.
2018-19:
- COSMOS-UK, network, data and site detail webpage creation.
- updates to the NRFA website, including new live data pages.
- updates to the Lakes portal, including connectivity information and links to the National Biodiversity Network.
- development of several prototype portals for water resources.
Qualifications
BA (Hons) Multimedia Communication Studies, 2:2. June 2003. University of Wolverhampton.
BA (Hons) Multimedia Communication Studies, 2:2. June 2003. University of Wolverhampton.