| Full Name | Jamie Andrew Ledingham |
| Year of Birth | 1984 |
| Nationality | British |
| Profession | Hydrology and Water Resources |
| Range of Experience | Jamie Ledingham has over 15 years’ experience in undertaking research and consultancy commissions on a wide variety of hydrological problems. His primary interests and experience include hydrological and water resources systems modelling, flood frequency estimation and the optimisation of reservoir systems to meet multiple objectives. Jamie has led teams developing a number of complex water resource systems models; he led the development of Anglian Water’s new Aquator model build for their 2019 Water Resources Management Plan submission and more recently has overseen the build of several models for managing conjunctive hydropower and water resources systems in Scotland. In his current role Jamie also provides a range of advice on flood risk, water quality and general environmental impact assessments for forestry and renewable energy schemes. He has experience of undertaking international work as an analyst on World Bank projects such as a study carried out for the world bank’s Water Global Practice to develop evidence -based case studies on best practice in climate resilience for urban water utilities. He also has experience of undertaking data-based analysis of both flood and drought conditions for hydropower and water resources developments in Serbia and Africa. His skills include catchment modelling using a variety of models and software. He is proficient in a number of programming languages for data analysis and modelling including AWK, SQL, Python, VBA and R as well as GIS software such as ArcGIS and QGIS. Jamie is the Director of Highland Hydrology |
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| Country Experience | UK, Serbia |
| Languages | Fluent in English. Basic knowledge of French. |