Bartholomew Hill

PhD Student - Loughborough University - Water-WISER CDT - Interested in Natural Flood Management. All my views are my own

[Bartholomew Hill @BartholomewHil3]

Today I found out that my book chapter titled "Ecosystems-Based Approaches for Disaster Risk Reduction" has been published in Springer Nature - Reference Works.

Link: https://t.co/rzjkY9rvR7

If you are looking into Disaster Risk Reduction I highly recommend this encyclopaedia

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For the 2nd year in a row my article published in the @JFloodRiskMgmt has received the award for Top Cited! Thank you all for the support #TopCitedArticle

Credits: @leebosher @UNESCOchairIMRR @LboroABCE

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https://t.co/j5iWNILQeZ

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In December 2024; @tmmrjrbnks, Jonathan Vann, and myself, contributed evidence towards an Environmental Audit Committee inquiry on "Flood resilience in England" on behalf of Loughborough University.

Please see the link in the comments, for Loughborough's response.

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The book offers ideas and plans for collaborative spatial literacy teaching and learning initiatives focusing on geographic information systems (GIS)-based and GIS-related instruction through the lens of public health topics.

Full book link: https://t.co/kcxtnvqRSA

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Today I discovered that my book chapter in Spatial Literacy in Public Health is now live!

Link to the chapter covering: Spatial Epidemiology: Spatial Clustering and Vulnerability - https://t.co/kAG7ubxbEw

Book description in comments

@HarrietElizab15 @LboroABCE @ftanser

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Day 1 of the 1st SIMR conference has begun!

This conference has brought together a large number of international academics and industry contacts

@malc_cook
@UNESCOchairIMRR @LboroABCE @LboroWater

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Fantastic presentation by @eleanorearl_ on "The role of nature-based solutions for inland flood management in the Pacific Islands".

She gave this to academics from both the @LboroABCE and @lborogeog departments, and covered a range of NFM and NbS related topics.

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Today I received the award for Top Cited Article 2022 - 2023 for the systematic review article!

I am very grateful and humble, and many thanks to all who have read it.

https://t.co/tzEwf9fdq6

@LboroABCE @leebosher @WEDCUK @JFloodRiskMgmt

#TopCitedArticle

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@josh_NFM @bedform @DrJulianLeyland @ChrisTomsett @USGS @lborogeog @LboroResOffice Congratulations Josh! Amazing work!

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Just finished reading "The Dark Forest", the 2nd book in the "#threebodyproblem" trilogy by Liu Cixin.

The Netflix series does not do it justice, but after finishing book two I cannot look at the Universe the same!

#trisolaran #thedarkforest

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Yes, I have decided to quote the 1984 American dance movie "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo" for the post 😆

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PhD publication 2, electric boogaloo!

My publication titled:

"Monitoring solutions for remote locations: A data gathering approach for remote nature-based solution sites"

Further information and link below:
https://t.co/UHX56lFuDY

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3) Future research should aim to further investigate low-cost solutions for data gathering on remote NbS sites, such as iPad based LiDAR, as well as the temporal change to remote sites over longer time periods.

@LboroABCE @leebosher @WEDCUK @lborouniversity #phd #nbs #nfm

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2) Application of these high-resolution datasets for both pre and post NbS site implementation. Considerations for both long-term site monitoring, and the identification of opportunity locations for nature-based solution features are detailed.

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Link: https://t.co/7G2gMl0GSn

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Please check out our recent publication in the "Journal of Rural Mental Health", which explores the characteristics of mental health emergencies occurring in rural England during #covid19UK

This publication has also received a spotlight feature by the APA, link in comments.

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Our new paper explores the characteristics of mental health emergencies occurring in rural England during #COVID19. Ambulance data offers novel insights! @LIIRH_UoL @UoLGeography @1markgussy @BartholomewHil3 @EMASNHSTrust @UoLCoHS

https://t.co/gfyPGLaCrc

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Presenting an early warning precision public health alternative to COVID-19 infection fatality metrics. We utilise ambulance 999 data and identify avenues for mortality prevention. @BartholomewHil3 @nsiriwardena @1markgussy @RobinSpaight @UoLGeography

https://t.co/bCE6BqSKM3

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@tmmrjrbnks @bedform @ChannelWidth Tonle sap is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, great choice of catchment too