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Dr Charles Williams

Senior Research Fellow (NCAS Climate)
Department of Meteorology
University of Reading
United Kingdom

Biography

Dr. Charles Williams is currently working as a Senior Research Fellow (NCAS Climate) in the Department of Meteorology, University of Reading , United Kingdom. Responsibilities: Climate Scientist (Research Staff). Research Interests: • African climate variability and change, and climate extremes • Indian monsoon variability and change • Land-atmosphere interactions, and associated impacts on climate • Impacts of regional climate variability and change on society, and adaptation/resilience building to climate shocks Research Projects: • Hydrometeorological feedbacks and changes in water storage and fluxes in Northern India (Hydroflux-India) • Comparing Atmosphere-Land surface feedbacks from Models within the tropics (CALM) • Understanding rainfall variability and extreme events over southern Africa (Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship) • Tropical Applications of Meteorology using Satellite data (TAMSAT) Other interests • Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) • Chair of the Climate Change Research Group (CCRG), one of the research groups of the RGS • Science communication and the use of social media

Research Interest

• African climate variability and change, and climate extremes • Indian monsoon variability and change • Land-atmosphere interactions, and associated impacts on climate • Impacts of regional climate variability and change on society, and adaptation/resilience building to climate shocks

Publications

  • Williams CJ, Kniveton DR, Layberry R. Influence of South Atlantic sea surface temperatures on rainfall variability and extremes over southern Africa. Journal of Climate. 2008 Dec;21(24):6498-520.

  • Williams CJ, Kniveton DR, editors. African climate and climate change: physical, social and political perspectives. Springer Science & Business Media; 2011 Feb 11.

  • Williams CJ, Allan RP, Kniveton DR. Diagnosing atmosphere–land feedbacks in CMIP5 climate models. Environmental Research Letters. 2012 Oct 4;7(4):044003.

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