
Post doc researching turbidity currents by #DirectMonitoring at @GeogDurham, #PhD from @sos_bangor_uni. I β₯ flumes, fieldwork and process sedimentology! She/her
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Our @theAGU paper shows seabed seismometers can record ground vibrations from turbidity currents, enabling us to safely measure powerful canyon-flushing flows. @GeogDurham
Multidisciplinary research with sedimentologists, seismologists, and engineers!
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Students from @sos_bangor_uni hard at work monitoring our multibeam survey of the upper Submarine Congo Canyon on #DY173!
A busy few days collecting sediment cores from the lobe of the Congo Submarine Fan! Already splitting the cores and seeing some fascinating deposits and trends across the lobe...π€
CTD being deployed in the Congo Submarine channel on #DY173. Interested to see how much of a turbidity maximum there is in the channel for our water sampling!
Data acquisition has started on research cruise #DY173 aboard the Discovery! We are collecting a multi beam survey of the deep-sea Congo lobe to see how powerful turbidity currents have changed the morphology...
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Please RT! Post doc #job opportunity x 2 @OxUniEarthSci
1) PDRA in rhenium isotope geochemistry (w. @RHULEarthSci & @DurUniEarthSci, @NERCscience)
2) PDRA in trace element #river #geochemistry (@LeverhulmeTrust)
Applications by 25/03/2022. Any Qs please get in touch.
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This morning, in solidarity with colleagues on the @UCU @ucuatdurham @ucuedinburgh picket lines, I have submitted my letter of resignation as External Examiner for UG Geography degrees at Durham University. Sent my dismay direct to the Vice-Chancellor. #fourfights #UCUstrike
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1500 postcards from students to @durham_uni VC in solidarity with @ucuatdurham on #UCUstrike #USSMess #fourfights
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Solidarity with @ucuatdurham and @ucu staff across the country who begin 10 days of strike action today.
As ever you have my complete support and solidarity. βοΈ #OneOfUsAllOfUs #UCUStrikes
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Stunning bathymetric maps also included! π
How much sediment was eroded from the Congo Canyon due to the longest runout sediment flows ever monitored? Find out at my #BSRG21 talk today at 14:15! (Spoiler Alert: It's a lot!)
For those missing the OlympicsπFantastic to be back in the lab at @sos_bangor_uni
Quiz: Two sediment gravity flows carrying 17 volume% bentonite (smectite) clay. One with 4 vol% fine sand added, on without the sand. Which is the flow with sand? Scale on flume wall is in feet. Winner gets Welsh cakes next time we meet. @Sed_Meg is not allowed to compete :-)
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Top of fresh mudflow deposit, 3 hours after 'birth'. Channel is 20 cm wide.
@Sed_Meg back at @sos_bangor_uni.
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Awesome to see our @NERCscience #congo project profiled by @BBCAmos on #WorldHydrographyDay with @DurUniEarthSci's Ed Pope's beautiful bathy maps of the submarine canyon and channel π
We need to get a move on if we're to meet the deadline of 2030 for producing the definitive map of the world's ocean floor. As for all activities, Covid has made the past year a tad tricky. bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir⦠@seabed2030 @fugro #worldhydrographyday
What a fab video! ππ #FlumeFriday
Over a year of preparation, delays, adjustments, a pandemic, changes to the research plan, but so worth it looking at these clay flows π
#FlumeFriday Iπ#mud @EEIatHull
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Turbidity currents in the news!! ππ
Awesome BBC coverage of our work on recent turbidity currents that travelled >1200 km & broke seafloor data cables offshore Africa, slowing the internet for millions @DurUniEarthSci @BBCAmos @NERCscience @NOCnews @EEIatHull @Ifremer_fr @angola_cables β‘οΈ
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π’Job alert!π’18-month PDRA position in Active Monitoring of Seafloor Processes at @GeogDurham with amazing datasetsπand exciting opportunities (inc. possible research cruisesπ€)! More info: tinyurl.com/5jfbu275 @nonschistyjobs @brit_seds
































