So excited to share my first first-author paper! Including a new chronology for climate driven planform change in the Rio Chubut, Argentina https://t.co/RSGJNoEWZD
Results from two of my PhD papers that use hydrodynamic modelling and paleoenvironmental analysis to investigate estuary and salt marsh dynamics at AGU2021 EP35C-1335 online and in person @livunigeog#AGU2021
Grace Skirrow @GraceSkirrow presents geomorphological and luminescence data from the glacially-fed Rio Chubut river. Link: https://t.co/RVCRA720iG @LivLumLab @livunigeog
Looking over photos of fieldworkin prep for my vEGU presentation. Here's @rachelksmedley and I doing our superhero poses before coring for our last sample.
Just uploaded some extra material for #vEGU21 attendees to view ahead of my vPICO next week. Looking forward to some Patagonia/Rivers/Geomorphology chat!
https://t.co/6cwSJ5bXij
Today we’re publishing the results of our review of support for our students during the Covid-19 pandemic. We have spoken to many in our community and their experiences helped inform this report. We are immensely grateful for their time and energy (thread)
Plotting up GPS data and calculated a total distance of 5.3km of Ground Penetrating Radar transects! No wonder we were tired! Thanks Team @rachelksmedley @rchiverrell
No car access? No problem 🛶
@rachelksmedley and I kayaking to our last site with 5m of coring rods and the osl sampling kit. How's our technique looking @AntarcticGlacie? 😁💪
No car access? No problem 🛶
@rachelksmedley and I kayaking to our last site with 5m of coring rods and the osl sampling kit. How's our technique looking @AntarcticGlacie? 😁💪
All 21 luminescence samples packed and ready to travel back to @LivLumLab! Thanks @svenjariedesel for the tips on packaging samples in bags rather than tubes to save space in our luggage!
@livunigeog