
Lecturer @MonashEBS - Interested in applied statistics, climate extremes and statistical post-processing - Nerd out on data vis and R
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined April 2015
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Kate Saunders retweeted
Here's why climate change isn't always to blame for extreme rainfall.
The climate change impact on rainfall is complex. This is especially true in eastern Australia where disentangling the effect of climate change...(1/3)
theconversation.com/heres-wh… via @ConversationEDU
Kate Saunders retweeted
New comment with @kjreid95 and @KateRobSau on why the climate science community needs to be careful in how we discuss the climate change effect on extreme rainfall nature.com/articles/s41561-0… – at South West, England
Amazing opportunity for anyone researching climate science and looking for ongoing academic roles - and a positive sign of capacity building around key issues #ecr #climate #climatechange
Applications for our Sydney Horizon Fellowships are now open to the world’s best and brightest emerging academics.
Help us solve the greatest global challenges and advance your career.
Apply now: sydneyuni.co/3MJYC1U
#LeadershipForGood
Kate Saunders retweeted
We've reached 11,000 signatures! I think we could easily reach 20,000.
Glad to see so much support for raising the stipend.
#RaiseTheStipend
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Kate Saunders retweeted
🚄 Where can you go by train in Europe - 8h edition!
I made an update to chronotrains.com, with configurable travel times from 1-8h, and more frequent data updates.
Kate Saunders retweeted
I know climate scientist are ~supposed~ to end our interviews with something hopeful, but I wanted to end with a dose of reality. There isn't some omniscient saviour that is going to swoop in and stop the planet reaching 1.5 or 2. We actually have to
Replying to @ClimateExtremes
Speaking to ABC News Breakfast @kjreid95 responds to the world's slow progress on the problem at hand.
Kate Saunders retweeted
Just under two weeks until applications close. This is a great opportunity to work on understanding and improving Australian climate projections! @UniMelb @nespclimate jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/j…
Kate Saunders retweeted
I periodically post this visualization reminder as summer approaches in the Northern Hemisphere - think heatwaves 🫠
The changing distribution of land temperature anomalies since 1950...
Animation is by @NASAViz using GISTEMPv4 data. More information at svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4891.
Kate Saunders retweeted
How will you experience climate change?
Excellent tool to personalise the consequences of climate change to you, by @WimThiery: myclimatefuture.info
Kate Saunders retweeted
New @UniMelb and @nespclimate postdoc position! Come and work on climate projections for extremes in our group! jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/j… Applications close 21st May
Kate Saunders retweeted
Our new commentary in @NatureClimate led by @AndrewKingClim - on the role of Extreme Event Attribution in Loss and Damage, short 🧵
Poorer countries must be compensated for climate damage. But how exactly do we crunch the numbers? theconversation.com/poorer-c… via @ConversationEDU
Kate Saunders retweeted
📢 @KNMI is looking for a climate scientist with focus on drought --> to help analyse and understand future drought changes (and consequences) in NL and surroundings.
➡️ werkenvoornederland.nl/vacat… (non-Dutch people very welcome! consider using Google translate)
Kate Saunders retweeted
Congratulations to @dtfraz, winner of the 2023 Moran Medal from the @Science_Academy!
A/Prof David Frazier is awarded the Moran Medal for research deciphering the web of complex models that underpin modern life. @dtfraz uses Bayesian statistical inference methods—this allows 'approximate' amounts to take the place of unknown quantities.
From Netflix to cars: better automate decision with statistics
@dtfraz uses Bayesian statistical inference methods—this allows 'approximate' amounts to take the place of unknown quantities.
Kate Saunders retweeted
📢 Two exciting PhD positions @UUgeo investigating physical processes during multi-year drought events. The first project with @KNMI collaboration 🤓.
🚨Two fully funded PhD positions in the #drought team at @UUGeo, come and join us!
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Land Drivers of Multi-year Droughts Under Climate Change👉uu.nl/en/organisation/workin…
Quantifying the Role of Vegetation during Multi-year Droughts 👉uu.nl/en/organisation/workin…
Kate Saunders retweeted
Getting our data science on! Building our flooding vulnerability index. Watch this space for some cool things 🤓💻
Thanks @QUTDataScience for funding this workshop!
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Kate Saunders retweeted
Looking for a water scientist to join us here in Melbourne @MonashEAE
1/ Please share widely
We have re-opened this global search for a ⭐️continuing⭐️(tenured) academic in Water Science @MonashEAE
Closing: Monday 6th February 2023 careers.pageuppeople.com/513…
Level B/C ~Ass/Assoc Professor.
An opportunity to build your career at a top institution!
Kate Saunders retweeted
And that's a wrap for #Sydney's wettest year on record:
- The city's final annual total for 2022 was 2530 mm
- Its previous annual record was 2194 mm in 1950
- Long-term annual average is 1213 mm
- Sydney has 164 years of annual rainfall records (1859 to 2022)
Kate Saunders retweeted
I deeply appreciate the core message here that we need to talk about the 69% biodiversity loss since the 70s. But that is where this viz stops for me. Everything else about it is deeply misleading...🧵
There can be no net zero without nature
#showyourstripes
biodiversitystripes.info/
Kate Saunders retweeted
I am looking for a postdoc or senior scientist on Remote Sensing and Eco-hydrology to join us @UFZ_de @Rsc4Earth, 3 years with option to extend or become permanent. Please help to spread, thanks. For more information and application: recruitingapp-5128.de.umanti…


























