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Name: Dr. Hayley Fowler Present position: Reader in Climate Change Impacts Employment History: Aug 2008-– Apr 2009, May 2010 - present Reader in Climate Change Impacts, School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Newcastle University, UK: I was on maternity leave from May 2009 – May 2010 and now work 70% FTE. Oct 2006-09 NERC Postdoctoral Research Fellow Nov 2007-Jan 2008 Visiting Scientist, Institute for the Study of Science and Environment, NCAR, Boulder, Colorado Apr-Jun 2006 Visiting Scientist, ISSE, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado
Education and Qualifications:
Professional Memberships:
Projects: Using Observational Evidence and Process Understanding to Improve Predictions of Extreme Rainfall Change - funded by NERC, PI, 2011-2014 ECLISE: Enabling CLimate Information Services for Europe - funded by EU FP7, PI, 2011-2014. Development of water scarcity management strategies based on seasonal flow forecasting through improved understanding of snowmelt runoff mechanisms in the Upper Indus Basin - funded by British Council, PI, 2009-2012. EPSRC Platform Grant (Earth systems engineering: sustainable systems engineering for adapting to global change) - funded by EPSRC, Co-I, 2008-2013. Seasonal hydrological forecasting for water resources management in the Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalaya region (upper Indus basin) - funded by the British Council, PI, 2008-2011. SWERVE (Severe Weather Event Risk and Vulnerability Estimator) - Funded by EPSRC (part of the CREW consortium), PI, 2008-2011 Assimilation of Altimetric River Data into Hydrological Model VIC - funded by European Space Agency, Co-I, 2007-2008 UKCIP08 Weather Generator - Funded by DEFRA (part of the UKCIP08 National Climate Change Scenarios), Co-I, 2007-2009. FRACAS - a next generation national Flood Risk Assessment under climate ChAnge Scenarios - funded under the NERC FREE (Flood Risk from Extreme Events) call, Co-I, 2007-2010. NERC Fellowship - "Is flood risk increasing? Exploring the relationship between atmospheric circulation, extreme rainfall and flooding". PI, 2006-2009. FOOTPRINT - This is a STREP funded by the EU FP6 Programme. I coordinate the Newcastle contribution, 2006-2008. AquaTerra - This is an Integrated Project is funded by the EU FP6 Programme. I coordinate the HYDRO sub-project and the Newcastle contribution, 2004-2009. BETWIXT - This project is funded by the EPSRC as part of the EPSRC/UKCIP initiative on Building Knowledge for a Changing Climate (BKCC): The impacts of climate change on the built environment, and coordinated by Dr. Claire Goodess, Climate Research Unit, University of East Anglia. CRANIUM - This project is funded by the EPSRC as part of the EPSRC/UKCIP initiative on Building Knowledge for a Changing Climate (BKCC): The impacts of climate change on the built environment SWURVE - This project was funded by the EC FP5 Programme and ran from 2001-2004. Coordinated by Chris Kilsby, Newcastle University
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Reviewer and Editorships: Member of NERC Peer Review College, 2010-2013
Reviewed proposals for: National Science Foundation (Climate Dynamics Programme), Canadian Foundation for Climate and Atmospheric Sciences (CFCAS), NERC Freshwater, Fellowship proposals for the Irish Environmental Protection Agency
Expert reviewer for IPCC Working Group I 4th Assessment Report Expert reviewer for IPCC Working Group II 4th Assessment Report
Review papers for: Advances in Water Resources Atmospheric Research Climate Research Climatic Change Environmetrics Geophysical Research Letters Hydrogeology Journal Hydrological Processes Hydrological Sciences Journal Hydrology and Earth System Sciences Hydrology Research International Journal of Climatology Journal of Applied Meteorology Journal of Climate Journal of Environmental Informatics Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres Journal of Hydrology Journal of Hydrometeorology Meteorologische Zeitschrift Natural Hazards Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society Physics and Chemistry of the Earth Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society Regional Environmental Change Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica Transactions Water International Water Resources Research
Editorships: Associate Editor - Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica Editor of Special Issue of International Journal of Climatology on "Downscaling for Hydrological Impact Studies" PhD Students: Completed: 2009 Andrew Smith: A national scale rainfall analysis and event-based model of extremes for the UK Current (start date): 2007: Alex Leathard: A Water Grid for the UK 2007: Jamie Ledingham: A next generation National Flood Risk Assessment under climate ChAnge Scenarios (FRACAS). 2007: Vesna Tripkovic: Quantifying and upscaling surface and subsurface runoff and nutrient flows under climate variability. 2008: Nathan Forsythe: Investigating the impact of climate change on hydroclimatological variability and water resources in the Karakoram region of the Himalaya. 2008: Mari Jones: A Climate Hazard Index for the collective probability of extreme events. 2009: Selma De Brito Guerreiro: PhD Examinations:
External Examiner for Fiona Johnson, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, The University of New South Wales, Australia; “Evaluating and enhancing General Circulation Model simulations for water resources climate change impact assessments”, 10th June 2010.
Internal Examiner for Mark E Wilkinson, School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Newcastle University, "A multiscale nested experiment for understanding and prediction of high rainfall and flood response spatial behaviour in the Eden catchment, Cumbria, UK", 21st November 2008.
Press Coverage: 8th February 2005 Articles in The Scotsman, The Herald and the Aberdeen Press and Journal Article in the Times Online Article in EU Politics Today: Research News Live interview on BBC Radio Scotland on the ‘Good Morning Scotland’ programme 06:55 Interview with Radio Borders (pre-recorded) Interview with the Newcastle Journal
9th February 2005 Article in the Aberdeen Evening Express Appearance on Grampian TV evening news. Interview with BBC Scotland (TV) and Forth1 FM
April 2005 Article in Land Business, Magazine of the Scottish Rural Property and Business Association
October 2005 Article in Sunday Sun
September 2006 Massive coverage in all national papers of extreme rainfall work Large coverage internationally of Karakoram research Work covered in the Rough Guide to Climate Change Extreme rainfall work presented as evidence in Parliamentary Debate on 16th November 2006
Research Grants and Other Awards
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