Within water movement we are interested in fluxes of sediments, nutrients, carbon and greenhouse gases across environments, both in terms of source, amount, composition and contamination. We work across contemporary and historical timescales, with a particular focus on human-induced change, using field-based, remote sensing and numerical modelling techniques (including AI). Our interests span responses to extreme events (floods, droughts, wildfires, storms), land cover change, sea-level rise, engineering (including nature-based solutions) and agricultural interventions. Our research improves understanding of the drivers of hydrological dynamics and hazards, and we work alongside stakeholders and end-users to provide effective and meaningful impact within society.
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