About Me
Thomas Zwagerman
My name is Thomas Zwagerman. I’m a Research Software Engineer at the British Antarctic Survey, within the Digital Innovation Team. We are a team of RSEs developing software infrastructure that supports the long term sustainable delivery of impacts from digital projects at BAS. I mostly work in R.
I have previously worked as an Environmental Data Scientist and as a Spatial Data Analyst at the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.
I have a BSc in Ecological & Environmental Sciences from the University of Edinburgh. I wrote my dissertation on vegetation change impact on arctic land-atmosphere interactions and snowmelt in the Arctic.
Research Interests:
- FAIR Data and Research Software
- Sensor to Publication Data Processing Pipelines
- Environmental Forecasting
- Digital Twins
- Low Power, Low Bandwith Sensor Networks
Software Packages
butterfly
An R package for the verification of continually updating timeseries data where we expect new values, but want to ensure previous data remains unchanged.
asli-pipeline
A pipeline for operational execution of the Amundsen Sea Ice Low calculations, provided in the asli package. The functions in the asli package are described in detail in the package repository amundsen-sea-low-index.
Contact
Where to find me
thozwa@bas.ac.uk
github.com/thomaszwagerman
ORCID: 0009-0003-3742-3234
linkedin.com/thomaszwagerman