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Our latest paper (and last from my PhD) is out now in Quaternary Science Reviews! A thread... #geomorphology #Arabia #quaternary authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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The desert that we see today in Arabia was once a region that repeatedly underwent 'green' periods in the past, as a result of periods of high rainfall, resulting in the formation of lakes and rivers around 9,000 years ago. #GreenArabia miragenews.com/unearthing-lu…
Ever wondered how much sediment moles can shift?…
Delighted our new paper is out in ESPL! Exploring the geomorphic work of the European mole using SfM photogrammetry with @SamWoor, @MACoombes, @Geodiverse - check it out here 👉 doi.org/10.1002/esp.6008
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It's time to get ready for #BSG24 at @lborouniversity
Abstracts are now being accepted!⬇️⬇️
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We also found evidence of depositional events during more arid periods, however sedimentary structures typically indicated flashier flow regimes as opposed to the large conglomerate deposits and bioturbated floodplains typically dating to wetter times...
Fan data are often noisy, but taking into account depositional context and integrating multiple sites across a landscape helps refine their use as important terrestrial archives of Quaternary environmental change. Important in drylands often lacking high resolution proxies...
Thanks to my supervisors @kalaharidave @durcanjulie @SLBurrough @ashparton and @seahaCDT @oxfordgeography for the opportunity to undertake this research.
Results show that Hajar alluvial systems provide long and sensitive records of increases in Indian Ocean Monsoon precipitation in line with precessional and eccentricity forcing over the last 400 ka...
We present luminescence ages from new sites across central and eastern alluvial fans in the Hajar Mountains, SE Arabia. Hierarchical clustering was then used to combine these new data with previous data for fan and lake deposition from the literature...
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Next instalment of cool tufa from Wadi Dabsa…
Just out in QSR
Humid phases on the southwestern Arabian Peninsula are consistent with the last two interglacials sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
#tufa #cooltufa #UThdating #WadiDabsa
@GeographyUOM @CQRRHUL @rhinglis @isotopesUK @DianaSahy
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Save the date for NWLDW2024! We are excited to host the New World Luminescence Dating Workshop June 11-14, 2024 at the Desert Research Institute (DRI) in Reno, NV! Visit dri.edu/labs/drill-nwldw24/ for details and updates.
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Interested in organising PGR events, seminars or workshops? Keen to get more involved in the BSG postgraduate community? Want to help represent PGRs more widely within the BSG? 🌍
Don't forget that you can join the Postgrad Forum Committee! Feel free to email/DM for more info!
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An EXCELLENT piece of design from @TIBaxter (also starring @SamWoor as the 'inquisitive poster reader'). #BSG2023 #HeritageHabitats @oxfordgeography @OxRBL #biogeomorphology – at Kidlington, England
What’s it all about?
If you are at #BSG2023, come and see my poster about how #geomorphology can contribute to the conservation of wildlife and built #heritage in marine environments! @BSG_Geomorph
Excited to announce that I passed my thesis defence yesterday! Many people to thank in the thread below…
Lastly, I couldn’t have done it without the support of my parents, sisters, family and friends. You have all contributed more than you know and I greatly appreciate it.
Additional thanks to @cal_munday for letting me sleep in his spare room all week - 5 star review
















