Dr Ben Timmermans
Biography
My research interests span applied statistics, Earth observations from satellite and numerical simulation of ocean surface waves, weather and climate. I am interested in long term variability of the climate, including the representation of extremes in observations and simulations. My research in this area has covered sea state (ocean surface waves), precipitation and tropical cyclones. I also have an interest in uncertainty in large datasets, and uncertainty linked to input variability in numerical simulations. My previous research includes the generation of large numerical climate ensembles and the use of applied statistics and machine learning methods to perform uncertainty analysis.
I currently work predominantly on the analysis of observations of sea state from satellite remote sensing.
Some more information about my research interests can be found at my personal site: https://research.horizonhunter.net
Projects
WaveClim (funded by ARIA)
The WaveClim project (Serge Guillas, UCL) is a collaborative effort between UCL, NOC and ENS Paris. It aims to exploit observations, numerical modelling and machine learning techniques to provide a better understand of the climate impacts of ocean surface wave breaking, particularly near to the coastline.
Sea State Climate Change Initiative Phase 2 (funded by ESA)
More information can be found at the following links:
https://climate.esa.int/en/projects/sea-state/
https://projects.noc.ac.uk/seastatecci/
The WaveClim project (Serge Guillas, UCL) is a collaborative effort between UCL, NOC and ENS Paris. It aims to exploit observations, numerical modelling and machine learning techniques to provide a better understand of the climate impacts of ocean surface wave breaking, particularly near to the coastline.
Sea State Climate Change Initiative Phase 2 (funded by ESA)
More information can be found at the following links:
https://climate.esa.int/en/projects/sea-state/
https://projects.noc.ac.uk/seastatecci/
