Neil Rogers

Neil Rogers is a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Physics at Lancaster University, specializing in space weather impacts on terrestrial systems. His work applies extreme value theory to quantify risks from ionospheric currents affecting power grids and railway signaling, while collaborating with the Met Office to develop HF radio communication outage forecasts for aviation stakeholders during solar activity.

• Current consultancy with Airbus Defence & Space Ltd modeling ionospheric effects on ESA's Biomass radar satellite
• Key research themes: Space Weather, Ionospheric Physics, and Infrastructure Risk Assessment

His recent publications focus on geomagnetic fluctuations and solar wind data validation. Contact: B505b, Physics Building, Lancaster University.