I am a research assistant in ICARUS employed on a Copernicus Climate Change contract. I have previously worked as an archivist and have catalogued numerous collections concerning politics, institutional records, and public records. More recently I have assisted Dr. Simon Noone with the CliDAR digitisation project with undergraduate geography students and other data rescue projects within ICARUS. I also partially inventoried the ACMAD collection as part of the MSc in Climate Change in Maynooth University.
I am a Post Doctoral Researcher employed on a Copernicus Climate Change contract. For the past eight years I have led out on the development of global historical land data collections. I have developed a particular interest in classroom based participatory learning techniques including data rescue in the classroom. I have been a lead author or co-author on several peer reviewed published papers in the field of historical climatology which focused upon data rescue, data homogenisation and quality control methods. (https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/faculty-social-sciences/our-people/simon-noone)
My research interests are in understanding the observational evidence basis for climate changes and variability. I am the chair of the GCOS Atmospheric Observations Panel for Climate and an author on the WGI contribution and synthesis report of the IPCC sixth assessment cycle. (https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/faculty-social-sciences/our-people/peter-thorne)
I work for ICHEC in Galway, Ireland, working in the context of ICHEC's Technology Transfer activities, providing data analytics expertise and training to research groups, public sector agencies and industrial partners.
I work at ECMWF for the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) on the preparation of in-situ observation datasets, to support climate monitoring, research, and applications. My research interests are in data assimilation of past observations into global reanalyses.