PhD candidate with @UoP_CPRG: Predicting Coastal Resilience to Climate Change🌊 // Marine Process Scientist at @resilientcoasts⛵// Plymouth & North Devon based
Our new paper is out, in @CambridgePrisms: Coastal Futures!
We review and detail the most promising modelling approaches to shoreline changes in response to storms and longer-term climate
change.
Check it out 😊 : https://t.co/OaqPYI7bab
🌊 Excited to share our new paper in JGR: Oceans.
We introduce ForCE-LX, a novel data-informed model that unifies cross & longshore sediment transport processes under a single theoretical framework, to predict shoreline change from days to decades.
🔗 https://t.co/zbBF9sXDBU
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"There is a pressing need to predict future shorelines at both short- (daily) and medium-term (decadal) timescales"
Find out more in the review 'Shoreline modelling on timescales of days to decades' by @elhunt09@UoP_CPRG et al. for #CPCoastalfutures.
#coastal
Well done @elhunt09 and team. Detailed overview of approaches in modeling the morphological evolution of #coasts over a broad range of timescales and critique of the complexities and challenges of designing data-informed, cost-effective management interventions.
Our new paper is out, in @CambridgePrisms: Coastal Futures!
We review and detail the most promising modelling approaches to shoreline changes in response to storms and longer-term climate
change.
Check it out 😊 : https://t.co/OaqPYI7bab
@jenny_hickman That's approximately where a storm overflow pipe is located. After heavy periods of rainfall, the water is stored in a tank and released into the Sound at a later date through this pipe. Although there has been a lot of discharge from this pipe lately...despite a lack of rainfall
Predictive modelling was the theme of session three at #PlyMSEF2023. We were incredibly lucky to have such an amazing range of applications used by our speakers! 🦪🐬🐳 Many thanks @DongYuanxu, @elhunt09, Charlotte Clubley and @_isha_just_isha
In partnership with NNRCMP @channelcoast, @UoP_CPRG is pleased to announce the first UK Coastal Research Conference to be held @PlymUni in July 2023 to showcase and celebrate the coastal research being undertaken within the UK. https://t.co/PtgYB3ZWkL
Next #eurocoast zoominar is Friday 24 September 1500-1600 (UK time) by @carlosmloureiro: 'Geological controls on beach and nearshore morphodynamics'. Please spread the word. If you are not registered yet, please email [email protected] or DM
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Enjoying a lie in after some seriously early starts and long days this week as part of @SW_EEP@NERCscience#rip#research at Crantock fieldwork. All instruments recovered, now time to explore the data. Big thanks to @RNLI, @NTSouthWest, Parish Council and Dutchy for support.
Jak McCarroll's key output of the @BLUEcoastUK project: a new rules-based shoreface translation and sediment budgeting tool for estimating coastal change. The tool is inspired by many previous approaches. Paper freely available: https://t.co/W6os9vPfew. @UoP_CPRG@PlymUniResearch