Examining the available hydrologial data for a local study in Peru.
Conor is a PhD candidate in the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC). Conor’s research focuses on the impact of climate change on populations in the Peruvian Amazon. In particular, Conor is interested in the impacts of the changing global climate on hydrological extremes (floods and droughts) in the Amazon region, and the impacts of these extremes on forest structure, and human health and livelihoods of vulnerable populations in rainforest ecosystems.
PhD candidate, Environmental Science (expected), 2020
University of Toronto Scarborough
BSc in International Development Studies (co-op specialist), major in Environmental Biology, 2012
University of Toronto Scarborough
Examining the available hydrologial data for a local study in Peru.
Examining the available meteorological data for a local study in Peru.
Crunching the numbers of my Transit Usage Report.
A look at some wintertime polar events in Toronto since 1950.
A open-source platform for the visualization, analysis, and sub-setting of CMIP5 climate data.
Additional functions for G. L. Simpson’s canadaHCD package for acquiring Canadian climate data
A collection of functions to obtain Peruvian climatological or hydrological data from the Peruvian National Meterology and Hydrology Service
Collected functions developed at the University of Toronto Climate lab.
I am a teaching assistant for the following courses at UTSC: