Hydro-climate extremes, University of Oxford

Our research group develops computational approaches to detect, attribute, predict and project how changes in climate, land cover, river morphology and society may affect water-related extremes over sub-daily to multi-decadal timescales.

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#JobAlert! 💧
We are recruiting a Senior Researcher in Flood Prediction with interests in #statistics, #machinelearning, #hydrology and #climate to start in October 2021! @oxfordgeography
Apply by 29 July — please share/RT! https://t.co/Ih5ZiqpAJX #RStats #Python pic.twitter.com/hCAOtjeWp1
— Louise Slater (@DrLouiseSlater) July 1, 2021

Delighted to see our review of "Nonstationary weather and water extremes" in @EGU_HESS!https://t.co/XHYAVNHYyS
With @bails_anderson @MarcusBuechel @SimonDadson @ShashaHan37 @shaunharrigan @TimoKelder @katherinemkowal @tommylees112 @TkrMatthews86 @cmurphy2904 & R.Wilby pic.twitter.com/vMjdMoCLVp
— Louise Slater (@DrLouiseSlater) July 7, 2021

Our article ‘Global Changes in 20-year, 50-year and 100-year River Floods’ is now published open-access in Geophysical Research Letters @theAGU https://t.co/NXSZ4ZfBR9

With @DrGVillarini, @ArchfieldStacey, D.Faulkner, R.Lamb, @ab_khouakhi & J.Yin. pic.twitter.com/xwmaiKtbmf
— Louise Slater (@DrLouiseSlater) March 19, 2021

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