Jordan Chenery

PhD. researcher in volcanology at the University of Hull @CatFlows_Hull @EEIatHull. Studying pyroclastic density currents.

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

Can you stop a PDC? Find out at poster 169 at #IAVCEI2025. Today from 4pm

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

Pre-conference field trip to the Avoca region

Great learning about the geology and history of the Avoca mines. Even if it was sometimes difficult to see the outcrops under the snow ❄️

#VMSG_MDSG25

[Energy and Environment Institute @EEIatHull]

Colleague @Tom_Coulthard is part of SUPERSLUG, working to understand the long-term effects of natural disasters like flash floods, avalanches and landslides. Thank you @NERCscience for £1mn funding with @PlymUni & partners on the Chamoli Disaster aftermath
https://t.co/V06QxBBYr4

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

I had a great (if relatively nerve-wracking) time giving my first ever conference presentation. Looking forward to the next one!

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

PhD student @Chenery4Jordan is presenting his research at the Particulate Density Currents conference.

[Prof Matthew Watson @Matthew__Watson]

Some thoughts on tourists climbing the flanks of Fuego from Acatenango from me, @AilsaNaismith and @Allhamia. The view from the Acatenango terraces is spectacular (and safe) - there seems to be little merit to climb much closer.
https://t.co/G7JuzRXPcD

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

Exciting day as @Chenery4Jordan starts the first experimental suite looking at the interaction of pyroclastic density currents and topography. Working with @DrNatashaDowey at our SHU flume facility.

[Dr Janine Krippner @janinekrippner]

Lahar at Fuego volcano in Guatemala. Lahars are dangerous mixtures of water, rocks, and any other debris from volcanoes and surrounding areas. They can be triggered by rainfall like this one:

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

Cake or ballotini deposit?

First day in the lab yesterday. Had a great time @sheffhallamuni preparing for data collection in June. Thanks @DrNatashaDowey for having me. More to come in June!

[Earth Science Hull @GeologyHull]

Our @Volcanologist, post-graduate research students @leahdorite @Chenery4Jordan @Nemiwall and alumni @Matthew29504965 @ThomasPDCs were at the Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group last week presenting a wide range of research

[Dr Natasha Dowey @DrNatashaDowey]

#VMSG2024 has been so much fun. Brilliant talks and posters, great people, inspiring chats and awesome fieldwork!

Some highlights... getting the entire @CatFlows_Hull research group together and seeing our students past and present show off their awesome work 🤩...

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

We've had a great time at #VMSG2024 @vmsg2024. Thanks everyone for the PDC love and chatter. And look! We're all together, for the first time in one place.

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

Excited to be here at VMSG! Come and see me at poster 15 to learn more!

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

@Chenery4Jordan has a poster on "'Can you stop a PDC?’ Assessing the impact of topography on analogue fluidized, dense
granular flows."

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

We are at #VMSG2024 this week and presenting 6 abstracts! Imagine, all that pyroclastic density current goodness. Come find one of us to chat! @Volcanologist @DrNatashaDowey @OrbitalPete @Nemiwall @leahdorite @Matthew29504965 @Chenery4Jordan

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

@Matthew__Watson @Volcanologist @OrbitalPete @DrNatashaDowey Looking across Lake Atitlan with San Pedro volcano on the right and Atitlan volcano behind.

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

Very excited to be starting! Working with @Volcanologist @OrbitalPete @DrNatashaDowey and Rob Thomas. Here's to a great few years ahead!

[Catastrophic Flows @CatFlows_Hull]

We welcome Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan to Catastrophic Flows! Jordan is a postgraduate researcher investigating how topography effects pyroclastic density currents. He has research interests in volcanic hazard management and analogue modelling. He just started a PhD with us!

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

@EnvGeodude @Volcanologist @OrbitalPete @DrNatashaDowey Thank you

[Jordan Chenery @Chenery4Jordan]

@CatFlows_Hull Thanks for the warm welcome!