Senior Lecturer in Geography & Climate Change, LJMU. Researcher in hazards, vulnerability, risk and resilience. Vice Chair of @rgscoastal. She/her. Views my own
It was an absolute pleasure to run the Building Resilience in Flood Action Groups workshop yesterday with the @NatFloodForum. Great discussion occurred and hopefully more work will occur on this important issue. Thanks to all who participated
Dr @SarahEPerc from @LJMU and Heather Shepherd from #NFF delivered the Flood Action Groups: Building Resilience in Flood Action Groups workshop yesterday afternoon as part of #FloodandCoast2023! ๐
We'll be doing one more #workshop this week on June 8th!
#FC2023#FCERM
A rather wet but informative trip coastal management to Formby dunes with our Level 6 @ljmugeog students. Big thank you to the rangers at @nationaltrust for the guided walk and explaining in detail the different elements that need to be considered at a site such as this.
Geography lecturer @SarahEPerc@LJMU_BES is leading a project to create better flood risk models using AR tech to help people understand how flooding could impact on their homes & neighbourhoods.
She recently tested the tech @TheFloodExpo
Full storyโก๏ธhttps://t.co/ctJynOACqG
Myself (@ljmugeog@LJMU_BES ) & Dr Ian Walkington (@GeoSmartInfo) will be trialling and evaluating the effectiveness of our developing innovative flood risk visualisation techniques and approaches at @TheFloodExpo. Please come along and tell us what you think!
Dr @SarahEPerc from @LJMU_BES hosted a workshop with members of Cumbrian Flood Action Groups in Keswick this week.
Itโs part of a research pilot to better understand & support voluntary groups that play a vital role in flood prevention & management โฌ๏ธ
https://t.co/xXtRK4E48I
โChange and management in the coastal and marine environment: Why science is essential but not enoughโ, Talk by Dr Bob Earl @bobearll - Fri 14 May at 1pm - LISCO Sea & Society Seminar Series @LISCOtweets#marsocsci Please register @ https://t.co/XDAbAq9GOL