Experience

The Cyprus Institute
• Cyprus
• Research Services
• 100 - 200 Employee
• Associate Research Scientist

  • Jul 2021 - Present

University of Exeter
• Lecturer
• Senior Lecturer

  • Jun 2019 - May 2022
• Research Fellow

  • Sep 2015 - Sep 2015

  Currently working on a NERC funded project, CREDIBLE. My work involves developing decision tools for real time natural hazard management. Specifically, we are developing a Bayesian decision theoretic framework in collaboration with the UK Met Office in order to enhance their current severe weather warning system. Currently working on a NERC funded project, CREDIBLE. My work involves developing decision tools for real time natural hazard management. Specifically, we are developing a Bayesian decision theoretic framework in collaboration with the UK Met Office in order to enhance their current severe weather warning system.

• Research Fellow

  • Nov 2010 - Sep 2013

  Research Fellow on 3 year project funded by AXA research network. Aims of the project are to investigate dependencies in the frequency and intensity of extra-tropical cyclones but also the spatio-temporal behaviour of extreme cyclones. Have developed a spatio-temporal extreme value statistical model for extreme European cyclones to obtain insight on how intense extreme storms can get over Europe. Research Fellow on 3 year project funded by AXA research network. Aims of the project are to investigate dependencies in the frequency and intensity of extra-tropical cyclones but also the spatio-temporal behaviour of extreme cyclones. Have developed a spatio-temporal extreme value statistical model for extreme European cyclones to obtain insight on how intense extreme storms can get over Europe.

• PHD Student

  • Oct 2006 - Jun 2010

  As a PhD student in statistics, I worked closely with water engineers to develop predictive statistical models of underground water pipe breakages. The lack ofboth quantity and quality of historical data regarding water pipe breakages poses interesting statistical issues on how to predict future breakages. I have developed such models during my PhD studies, with the hope that these may be used as decision tools to aid water companies in making decisions about repairing or replacing one or more… Show more As a PhD student in statistics, I worked closely with water engineers to develop predictive statistical models of underground water pipe breakages. The lack ofboth quantity and quality of historical data regarding water pipe breakages poses interesting statistical issues on how to predict future breakages. I have developed such models during my PhD studies, with the hope that these may be used as decision tools to aid water companies in making decisions about repairing or replacing one or more pipes. Show less As a PhD student in statistics, I worked closely with water engineers to develop predictive statistical models of underground water pipe breakages. The lack ofboth quantity and quality of historical data regarding water pipe breakages poses interesting statistical issues on how to predict future breakages. I have developed such models during my PhD studies, with the hope that these may be used as decision tools to aid water companies in making decisions about repairing or replacing one or more… Show more As a PhD student in statistics, I worked closely with water engineers to develop predictive statistical models of underground water pipe breakages. The lack ofboth quantity and quality of historical data regarding water pipe breakages poses interesting statistical issues on how to predict future breakages. I have developed such models during my PhD studies, with the hope that these may be used as decision tools to aid water companies in making decisions about repairing or replacing one or more pipes. Show less