Coastal geomorphologist, surfer and all round water lover @pu_cprg https://xitter.cf/t.co/TXwV1do7nl https://xitter.cf/t.co/LJovoKzpIF
Plymouth University
Joined July 2011
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Amazing news: North Devon @ndsurfreserve recognised as the 12th World Surf Reserve. An international designation recognising the areas outstanding quality surfing beaches bringing together community and experts in actions to protect them. surfingengland.org/north-dev…
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Enabling North Devon to become the UK’s first World Surfing Reserve 🏄♀️
The University has played a key role in the region being recognised for the quality of its waves and its thriving blue economy 🌊🌊
🔗plymouth.ac.uk/news/enabling… @NDSurfReserve
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An early start to capture HW at #Penzance this morning as part of #CreamT project with @Wirewall_NOC and #B_Scan getting very wet. Should be an excellent dataset for improving @Coastal_Hazards @SW_EEP forecast. #StormEunice @PlymUni
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How lucky are we to work with #Landsat imagery in #Australia?!
a reviewer (Floris Calkoen) on a recent submission rightly pointed out how uneven the coverage of the #Landsat archive is, see figure below from sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
preprint discussion at essd.copernicus.org/preprint…
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We are taking 30 cm sediment cores of the atoll island and conduct permeability tests at the field station to quantify the hydraulic conductivity - essential for modelling overwash. Note fresh overwash in one of the pics. @UoP_CPRG @PlymUniResearch – at Maldives
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Lagoon and ocean side of same island on SW side of Huvadhoo atoll in Maldives. So much sand at the back and so little at the front. @UoP_CPRG – at Maldives
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Successful shallow water bathy survey from #UAV completed by @drtimscott with @DJIGlobal and @QPSofficial processing. Amazing clarity of spur and groove reef. @PlymUniResearch @UoP_CPRG @governmentmv @MNUedu
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Will be combined with nearshore singlebeam bathy survey also completed to fully map the platform and reef edge for #XBeach SLR resilience modelling
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Sea-level rise is inevitable. We need to adapt to avoid the greatest harm: plymouth.ac.uk/news/pr-opini…
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"Sell low, buy high" maybe a catchphrase we might start to hear more in the UK. ft.com/content/221c437a-c8a3…
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New paper by Josie Kirby reviews use of Coastal Change Management Areas for coastal adaption to climate change: authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…. Conclusion: they very much under-used; not helped by inconsistent approaches to predicting future shorelines @UoP_CPRG @UoP_CMAR @MarineSciPlym
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HRH The Princess Royal visits our Marine Station and joins researchers and students on board the University's research vessel plymouth.ac.uk/news/the-prin…
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Some intensive @UoP_CPRG survey activities over past weeks led by @drtimscott for @NERCscience @BLUEcoastUK project. Conditions allowed multibeam-backscatter data to be collected at shoreline of #slapton gravel beach, revealing wave ripples right up to the step. @MarineSciPlym
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Recovery of SW England beaches after the 2013/14 extreme #storm winter reported in PhD Kat Konstantinou's paper in Geomorphology - free download here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1dHFi…. Example below shows Perranporth (RSP = storm response; RCV = recovery; OVL = overall change). @UoP_CPRG
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Ever wondered what happens to the sand from our beaches after a big storm? Does it ever come back? We looked at beach recovery since the extreme winter storms of 2013/14 and what we found was quite surprising... authors.elsevier.com/c/1dHFi…
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Start Bay survey complete, just some work in Torbay tomorrow then heading back to Plymouth. @drtimscott @BLUEcoastUK @Plymmartech @arbolton2 @oceansciencetec @MarineSciPlym
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A new paper, via link, from @mdavidson64 : The ForCE model is a new profile model that aims to Forecast Coastal Evolution on time-scales of days to decades. Stable and efficient it predicts profile evolution in response to changing wave and water levels. authors.elsevier.com/a/1dFfH…




































