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Miss Rosanna (Rosie) Lane

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Job Title: Hydrological / Mathematical Modeller

Location: Wallingford

Email: roslan@ceh.ac.uk


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ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4176-9214

Biography

Research Interests:

My main research interests are large-scale hydrological modelling and climate change impacts on hydrology. 

I am currently working on multiple projects within UKCEH, including:

  • Analysing climate change impacts on UK floods and low flows resulting from the UKCP18 projections. 
  • Acting as the National River Flow Archive (NRFA) representative for Northeast England and Yorkshire.

 


Brief CV:

RA Hydrological Modeller, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (Jan 2020 - ). 

Doctoral Research, University of Bristol (Sept 2016 - 2020). My PhD explored national modelling of UK river flows for climate change impact analysis. This included evaluating the capability of lumped models to simulate river flows across Great Britain, and setting up a parameterisation scheme to create national parameter fields for a spatially distributed hydrological model. 

Master’s Research, University of Bristol (Sept 2014 - 2015). My master's thesis investigated the impact of hydrological and climate model uncertainty for climate impact studies.


Qualifications:

2016 - 2020 : PhD in hydrology, University of Bristol 

2015 - 2016 : Postgraduate School in Hydroinformatics (1st class), University of Exeter

2011 - 2015 : MSci in Geography (1st class honours), University of Bristol 


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