Phoebe Noble

Phoebe Noble is a Research Associate in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath, affiliated with the Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research (CAER). Her work focuses on upper atmospheric dynamics using meteor radar and satellite observations, particularly in Antarctic regions.

She completed her PhD in Atmospheric Science at the University of Bath in 2024 with the thesis "Dynamics of the Polar Atmosphere: From the Surface to the Edge of Space", supervised by C. Wright, N. Hindley, T. Moffat-Griffin, N. Mitchell, and I. Astin.

Noble's research centers on mesospheric gravity waves, Antarctic wind variability, and geomagnetic influences on the upper atmosphere. She utilizes Rothera Research Station radar data and satellite observations to investigate wave dynamics, tidal patterns, and climate oscillations in polar regions, contributing to climate science and space weather prediction.

Her recent publications (2022-2024) reveal strong expertise in Southern Hemisphere atmospheric phenomena, with emphasis on gravity wave propagation, mesosphere-lower thermosphere coupling, and interannual variability. These studies frequently involve international collaborations and numerical modeling frameworks like WACCM-X.

As part of CAER, Noble contributes to climate adaptation research through atmospheric data analysis. While no current advising roles or grant leadership are documented, her collaborative work with institutions worldwide advances understanding of polar atmosphere dynamics and its climate implications.