Dr Emily Potter

School of Geography and Planning

Postdoctoral researcher

emily.potter@sheffield.ac.uk

Geography and Planning Building

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Dr Emily Potter
School of Geography and Planning
Geography and Planning Building
Winter Street
Sheffield
S3 7ND

Profile: I completed a PhD at the British Antarctic Survey and Cambridge on meteorology in the Himalayas, and have since held postdoctoral positions at the British Antarctic Survey, the University of Leeds, the University of Vienna and the University of Innsbruck, with a focus on climate of the South American Andes.

Research interests: My current role is working within the Deplete and Retreat project, for which I am creating climate data for the past and future, using a regional climate model. I will use this data to analyse the causes of extreme snowfall in the Andes, as well as working with colleagues to provide climate input data to glaciological models.

Publications

Mackay JD, Barrand NE, Hannah DM, Potter E, Montoya N & Buytaert W () Physically based modelling of glacier evolution under climate change in the tropical Andes. The Cryosphere, 19(2), 685-712.
Collier E, Ban N, Richter N, Ahrens B, Chen D, Chen X, Lai H-W, Leung R, Li L, Medvedova A , Ou T et al () The first ensemble of kilometer-scale simulations of a hydrological year over the third pole. Climate Dynamics.

Potter E, Li S, Jones J, Irarrázaval Í, Matthews T, Perry B & Ely J (2024) Snowfall over the Andes: a convection-permitting climate model.

Hänchen L, Potter E, Klein C, Calanca P, Maussion F, Gurgiser W & Wohlfahrt G (2024) A Novel Framework for Analyzing Rainy Season Dynamics in semi-arid environments: A case study in the Peruvian Rio Santa Basin, Copernicus GmbH.
Mackay JD, Barrand NE, Hannah DM, Potter E, Montoya N & Buytaert W (2024) Physically-based modelling of glacier evolution under climate change in the tropical Andes, Copernicus GmbH.
Collier E, Ban N, Richter N, Ahrens B, Chen D, Chen X, Lai H-W, Leung R, Li L, Ou T , Pothapakula PK et al (2024) The First Ensemble of Kilometre-Scale Simulations of a Hydrological Year over the Third Pole, Research Square Platform LLC.