Michael Cranston Email & Phone Number

Perth, United Kingdom

Lead expert in Scotland in flood forecasting supporting the development of future flooding services. Responsible for the development of SEPA’s long term approach to flood early warning, ensuring business continuity and coordinating the development of industry best practice in flood forecasting and warning.Managing a programme of science and digital.

Dundee, United Kingdom

Contributing to research activities with the Department of Geography and Environmental Science including research into the effectiveness of flood warning in Scotland and communicating early warnings with uncertainty.

London, England, United Kingdom

Honorary Secretary of the British Hydrological Society, a specialist knowledge society of the Institution of Civil Engineers, for the term between 2018 and 2020. A Trustee of the Society and a member of the Executive Committee.Principal responsibility for the development of a programme of national science meetings which included a conference on challenges.

Stirling, United Kingdom

Head of the Scottish Office based at the Stirling University Innovation Park delivering flood risk management projects internationally and across Scotland.A hydrometeorologist leading projects in the development of flood forecasting services across Britain and Northern Ireland. Projects included supporting the Flood Forecasting Centre in their Continued.

Perth, United Kingdom

Manager of the Flood Forecasting and Warning Unit which had responsibility for flood warning strategy; research and application of improved approaches to river, coastal and surface water flood forecasting; and the management and leadership of the Scottish Flood Forecasting Service – a strategic partnership with the Met Office. This included the direction.

Business Change Manager for SEPA’s Flood Warnings Direct Programme. Leading on operational developments for delivering timely and effective direct flood warnings to the public and professional partners in Scotland all through the development of community based flood warning areas.Project Manager for a scoping study into improved flood resilience through.

Perth, United Kingdom

Specialising in the development of flood forecasting and warning systems and the business lead in the creation and implementation of the Flood Early Warning System (FEWS) Scotland. Project Manager for the development of best practice in flood forecasting in Scotland. Technical lead for the introduction of flood warning schemes for the Strathclyde Region of.

Developing and delivering new business opportunities in the field of hydrological and flood monitoring systems in Scotland (Clackmannanshire and Aberdeenshire Council) and in Nepal. Project lead on a number of contracts for various clients including contributing to competitive bidding.

Perth, United Kingdom

Hydrologist working as part of a team with responsibility for hydrological monitoring, flood warning, low flow estimation and flood risk assessment.

Stirling

Member of the Scottish Office of the NERC government research organisation (formerly known as the Institute of Hydrology). Involved in various hydrological monitoring and research studies including the Balquhidder experimental catchment study, the Land Ocean Interaction Study (LOIS) in the Tweed basin and a team member for an expedition to the Indian.

Darlington

Mphil, Flood Forecasting

Bsc Hons Environmental Management And Technology