Daniel Marno

Background

About Daniel Marno

Atmospheric scientist with a background in chemistry and climate science, programming, instrumentation development, and environmental consulting. Successfully managed (from project conceptualisation to project close) two international airborne research projects (CAFE-Brazil & CAFE-Pacific) with a combined budget of 8 million euros, involving over 180 participants across various departments, teams, research institutions, consortium partners, and time zones- Atmospheric chemistry and climate research (over 9 years)- Quantitative analysis and handling of large data sets (over 9 years)- Producing and holding presentations from small meetings to large international conferences (over 7 years)- MATLAB programming (over 6 years)- Development, automation, calibration, installation, and maintenance of LIF-FAGE instruments (6 years)- Signal processing of large multivariable instrument output data matrices (6 years)- Alignment and calibration of tuneable dye lasers and spectroscopic detection cells in the UV and visible spectrum (4 Years)- Building, prototyping, and validating high-flow calibration systems involving ultraviolet photolysis (4 years)- Project management and coordination (over 3.5 years)- Communicating with and engaging stakeholders (over 3 years)- Database management (over 3 years)- SAP software for purchasing and order requests (over 3 years)- Working in UNIX and Linux environments with C-programming (incl. bash, shell)(3 years)- In-depth statistical analysis of GCM output data (3 years)- White Paper writing (3 years)- Numerical experimentation in chemistry box models e.g. CAABA-MECCA (3 years)- Python (incl. Numpy) & Ferret coding (2 years)- Computational Fluid Dynamics software, COMSOL (6 months)