Biography
Tim has more than 17 years’ experience in hydrological and hydrogeological research and consulting. His focus is on detecting long-term change in catchment hydrological processes and drivers early enough so that society can act.
Central to this is understanding when and where catchments do and do not recover from disturbances such as droughts or land cover change. He uses numerical models to frame the questions and statistical analysis of long-term observation data to answer the questions – an approach that provides insights and requires few assumptions.
He's currently developing time-series statistical approaches for understanding when and where rainfall runoff has not recovered from droughts.
