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Landscape Dynamics and Ecology
We use multi-proxy environmental data, and model past and present environments to further our understanding of environmental change.
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Our research often involves the application of new methodological approaches that integrate high-resolution field and laboratory data acquisition with numerical and physical modelling.
Our main research priorities include:
- geomorphic processes in aeolian, coastal, fluvial and shallow marine, glacial and periglacial environments
- changes in environmental systems in response to climate change, in fluvial, glacial and coastal environments
- the effects of extreme events on society, including catchment management, flooding, coastal changes and ecosystem responses
- reconstructing climate change during the quaternary (Europe, the Americas, Arctic and South Pacific
- understanding the process, timing and forcing of human migration into the tropical South Pacific
- exploring what makes small islands vulnerable to multiple hazards
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Quantifying Recent Subsidence Of Reclaimed Land And Related Risk In Three Major Coastal Cities: Tokyo, Osaka & Kobe, Japan
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Quantifying Sediment Pathways in Anthropogenic Floodplains During Extreme Flooding
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Quest Deglaciation
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Coastal resilience in the face of sea-level rise: making the most of natural systems (CoastalRES)
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RECOUP-Moor: Restoring Ecosystem Carbon Uptake of a Post-fire Moorland
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Rescue Excavation of large mammal skeleton and associated stone tools from temporary exposed section, lake victoria,Kenya
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Rethinking Palaeoclimatology for Society
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Sear, NERC, Urgency Grant -The Legacy of Cyclone Pam
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Sear, NGS, Tropical Pacific Climate change: unravelling the story in remote crater lake sediments
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Siberia on fire – How extreme was the 2019 summer?
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My research is centred on large-scale hydrology and its interactions with climate variability and change.