Current Students (May 2025)
- Gabrielle Ching-Johnson: Where do we need high resolution in the ocean?
- Ankit Bhandekar (with Laura Wilcox): Accelerating the computation of air quality projections over India using novel computing.
- Sambit Panda (co-supervisor, lead supervisor is Todd Jones): Developing Artificial Intelligence Approaches to Enhance Representations of Turbulence in Atmospheric Models.
Previous Doctoral Students
- D. Galea, 2022: Meteorological data reduction for tropical cyclones using deep learning techniques. (2025)
- M. Jones, 2017: Parallel Data Analysis for Atmospheric Science
(2020)
- A. Osprey, 2015: Benchmark-driven performance modelling for high utilisation of multicore HPC systems.
(2020)
- J. Flowerdew, 2009: Evaluating cloud parameterisations in GCMS.
(2020)
- J. Ajtic 2004: Signatures of the Antarctic Vortex in Ozone Observations over New Zealand.
(2020)
- J. Grant 2003: Measuring mesospheric ionisation
(deceased)
- M. Chattopadhyay, 2003: Gravity Waves in Climate Models.
(2020)
- S. Dean 2003: Parameterising Orographic Clouds in GCMs.
(2020)
- S. Osprey 2001: Gravity Wave Processes in the Atmosphere.
(2020)
- M. Plagmann 1999: Atmospheric Temperatures and Winds observed using a Fabry PerotSpectrometer.
(2020)
- A.J. Dunford 1998: The Canterbury University ST Atmospheric Radar Development:
Design and Feasibility.
(2020)
- D. Frame, 1998: Gravity Wave Breaking in the Southern Mesosphere.
(2020)
- A. Reisinger, 1998: Spectroscopic Analysis of Trace Gas Concentrations in the Urban Atmosphere.
(2018)
- S. Rosier, 1996: Dynamical Evolution of the Northern Stratosphere in Early Winter, 1991/1992: Observational and Modelling Studies.
(2020)
Previous Masters Thesis students
- D.Ferrier, 1998; Semi-Lagrangian Transport.
- C. Noble, 1998: Forecasting Vortex Filaments