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<p>I’m passionate about seeing science being put into practice and I joined the Environment Agency and FHIP as there is no better place to do this.</p><p>I have a background in academia where I researched across all steps of the flood modelling-decision chain, including hydrometeorology, geomorphology, and flood resilience.</p><p>In my free time I enjoy science communication: exploring the links between numerical models and videogames, and producing a YouTube channel.</p>
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Anita Asadullah
Lead Hydrologist @ Environment Agency
<p>I have worked at the EA since 2016 and before that I worked as a hydrologist on both high and low flows internationally at DHI in Denmark and Halcrow in Argentina and Leeds. I set up the FHIP programme in 2021 in response the Flood Hydrology Roadmap. I'm excited about FHIP as it allows us to both think strategically and make real operational improvements to the way we approach hydrology as a nation. My mission is to help bring science into practice more quickly to make sure we do the best job we can do.</p>
Chris SkinnerSenior User @ Environment Agency<p>I’m passionate about seeing science being put into practice and I joined the Environment Agency and FHIP as there is no better place to do this.</p><p>I have a background in academia where I researched across all steps of the flood modelling-decision chain, including hydrometeorology, geomorphology, and flood resilience.</p><p>In my free time I enjoy science communication: exploring the links between numerical models and videogames, and producing a YouTube channel.</p>Read Bio