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Suzanne Armsden
Professor James Ebdon James Ebdon — The University of Brighton Dr Diogo Gomes da Silva Diogo Gomes Da Silva — The University of Brighton Read about their visit to Cox’s Bazar Bangladesh (the largest refugee camp in the world) and… Continue Reading →
The students received prizes of Amazon vouchers Erika Nishitani (M.Sc. Geographical Info Systems & Environment Management) “Having submitted my Master’s dissertation, titled “Investigating Change in the Extent and Dynamics of Mangrove Communities in Moreton Bay, Southeast Queensland, Australia,”… Continue Reading →
Andrew Coleman, CEObS Board member and Senior Lecturer on the MSc Town Planning and Chartered Apprenticeship route, has recently been elected as Fellow of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). Fellowship is one of the highest professional attainments available to a planner. The… Continue Reading →
Two members of the Centre for Earth Observation Science recently visited Nepal as part of the ongoing GCRF-funded Towards Brown Gold project. Professor James Ebdon and Dr Diogo Gomes da Silva are part of the Towards Brown Gold research team… Continue Reading →
Dr Lorna Linch has had this article published in the Conversation dated 28 June 2023 – this makes interesting reading
New research by Dr Laura Evenstar has documented how the Andean Mountain chain in South America has uplifted through time. The paper, written in collaboration with Prof. Adrian Hartley from the University of Aberdeen and Prof. Anne Mather from the… Continue Reading →
Earth: Digging Deep in British Art 1781-2022 is a major exhibition spanning four centuries of artwork, at the Royal West of England Academy’s (RWA) newly refurbished galleries this summer. The final instalment of the RWA’s elements series, Earth tackles the… Continue Reading →
We are delighted to announce that Dr Georgios Maniatis received a Research Grant from the Royal Society (2022, round 1). The funding will support the development of new and bespoke “smart-pebbles” and their deployment in advanced flume laboratory and field… Continue Reading →
Earth Observation Science Today: across the scales, from macro to micro We currently live in an age of great acceleration where the Earth system is being subjected to a range of ever evolving pressures. As a result, our climate is… Continue Reading →
