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I maintain meteorological data archives for dispersion work, contribute to emergency response preparedness, and manage the team's intranet site.As part of the Atmospheric Dispersion and Air Quality (ADAQ) group, the primary purpose of my work is to maintain and enhance the capability of the Met Office to provide scientific support to the UK government, its agencies and other academic institutes during emergency situations. These can include volcanic eruptions, nuclear incidents, animal and plant disease outbreaks and large fires.I am increasingly involved in the development of operational emergency response computer systems which assist staff responding to such events.I am updating and cataloguing the Numerical Atmospheric-dispersion Modelling Environment (NAME) meteorological data archives covering 1994 to the present day, and verifying data integrity in the process. This work also involves maintaining and documenting user interfaces to the Met Office-wide meteorological archives, which are vital for dispersion work.I am managing a complete overhaul of the ADAQ group's intranet site.I am a STEM ambassador, and have visited two primary schools in this capacity, linking pupils' learning activities to weather forecasting and dispersion modelling, and promoting STEM careers by helping to engage children in these subjects at an early age.

I researched air flow over mountains, in particular lee waves and rotors. While in this role, I completed my MPhil from the University of Southampton.