The team brings together scientists from the University of Reading, University of East Anglia and the British Antarctic Survey with expertise in atmospheric dynamics, polar meteorology, sea ice dynamics, boundary layer turbulence and aircraft measurement science.
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John Methven, PI, University of Reading
Professor of Atmospheric Dynamics, Department of Meteorology |
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Ian Renfrew, PI, University of East Anglia
Professor of Meteorology, School of Environmental Sciences |
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Tom Lachlan-Cope, PI, British Antarctic Survey
Group Leader in Climate Processes at BAS |
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Alexandra Weiss, British Antarctic Survey
Research Scientist |
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Andrew Elvidge, University of East Anglia
Research Scientist, School of Environmental Sciences |
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Suzanne Gray, University of Reading
Professor of Meteorology, Department of Meteorology |
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Daniel Feltham, University of Reading
Professor, Centre for Polar Observations and Modelling |
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Ben Harvey, University of Reading
Research Scientist, National Centre for Atmospheric Science |
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Oscar Martínez-Alvarado, University of Reading
Research Scientist, National Centre for Atmospheric Science |
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Daniela Flocco, University of Reading
Research Scientist, Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling |
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Ambrogio Volonté, University of Reading
Research Scientist, Department of Meteorology |
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Hannah Croad, University of Reading
PhD Student, Department of Meteorology |
We work at the University of East Anglia, British Antarctic Survey, and University of Reading including staff supported by two NERC centres: the National Centre for Atmospheric Science and the Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling in the UK.
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University of Reading, Department of Meteorology |
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University of East Anglia, School of Environmental Sciences |
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British Antarctic Survey |
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National Centre for Atmospheric Science |
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Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling |
Credits for the photographs in the banners across the top of each webpage:
Homepage #1 – Andrew Elvidge (UEA). Sea ice near Greenland viewed from the MASIN Twin Otter.
Homepage #2 – Peter Knippertz (Karlsruhe Institute for Technology). Sea surface view from the FAAM aircraft beneath the sting jet air stream of cyclone Friedhelm.
About Us – Tom Lachlan-Cope (BAS). Loading the MASIN Twin Otter.
Our Science – Andrew Elvidge (UEA). Sea ice floes from the MASIN Twin Otter.
Our Objectives – Andrew Elvidge (UEA). Area of rough sea ice near sunset.
Arctic Field Experiment – Alexandra Weiss (BAS). Shadow of the Twin Otter cast across the sea ice.