Staff Profile

Research Associate

Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Haider_Ali22 

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=o0EY7boAAAAJ&hl=en 

Education

Ph. D. Details

• Topic: On the causes of observed and projected changes in daily and sub-daily precipitation extremes in major urban areas in India
• Supervisor: Dr. Vimal Mishra 

Research Experience

• Project: Statistical Downscaling for hydro-climatic projections with CMIP5 simulations to assess Impacts of Climate Change
• Post: Research Associate
• Duration: 12 April 2018- 16 October 2018
• PI: Dr. Vimal Mishra, IIT Gandhinagar

Haider uses observed raingauge station data, satellite/reanalysis derived precipitation and temperature datasets at finer resolutions.  His research interests include studying

a) Uncertainty in satellite and reanalysis dataset,

b) Trends (liner nonlinear) in extreme indices, 

c) Relationship of extreme rainfall with increasing warming (thermodynamic and dynamic contributions), and

d) Nonstationary Stormwater designs.

I have been teaching assistant for graduate and post-graduate level courses like Fluid Mechanics, Water Resources Engineering, Hydraulics etc at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar, India (during my PhD).

I have been lab attendant for various labs like Water Resources and Fluid Mechanics at IIT Gandhinagar, India.

• Barbero R, Fowler HJ, Blenkinsop S, Westra S, Moron V, Lewis E, Chan S, Lenderink G, Kendon E, Guerreiro S, Li XF, Villalobos R, Ali H. A synthesis of hourly and daily precipitation extremes in different climatic regions. Weather and Climate Extremes 2019, 26, 100219.
• Ali H, Mishra V. Contributions of dynamic and thermodynamic scaling in subdaily precipitation extremes in India. Geophysical Research Letters 2018, 45(5), 2352-2361.
• Ali H, Fowler HJ, Mishra V. Global Observational Evidence of Strong Linkage Between Dew Point Temperature and Precipitation Extremes. Geophysical Research Letters 2018, 45(22), 12320-12330.
• Ali H, Mishra V. Increase in Subdaily Precipitation Extremes in India Under 1.5 and 2.0 °C Warming Worlds. Geophysical Research Letters 2018, 45(14), 6972-6982.
• Ali H, Mishra V. Contrasting response of rainfall extremes to increase in surface air and dewpoint temperatures at urban locations in India. Scientific Reports 2017, 7, 1228.
• Ali H, Mishra V, Pai D. Observed and projected urban extreme rainfall events in India. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres 2014, 119(22), 12,621-12,641.