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Tatem (Director of WorldPop, Southampton), you will advance the science of predicting global flood hazard and risk. In particular, you will integrate global population datasets, Global Flood Modelling
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training opportunities and facilities as University staff. You will be responsible for project managing the design, modelling and development of new flood resistant products with the aim of achieving
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Overview The Centre for Doctoral Training for Resilient Flood Futures (FLOOD-CDT) will train the next generation of research practitioners who will make a tangible difference to future flood
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scalable, transferable, platform for integrated flood risk assessment. Your work will focus on flood risks, to enable hydraulic modelling to be deployed and to co-design new tools and mitigation strategies
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they will need to join the next generation of research leaders. The role The University has recently been awarded Centres for Doctoral Training in the areas of Resilient Flood Futures (Flood CDT), funded by
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impacts of flooding onearthworm populations working with earthworms and their cocoons. You will work with Professor Mark Hodson atYork together with Dr Michael Berenbrink and a PDRA at the University
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Novel Transformation (GALLANT ) funded by NERC strategic programme (P-I Prof. Jamie Toney), Work Package 1, ‘Flood Adaptation and Creation of Riverscapes’ (Work Package), working with Dr Giedre
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Funding providers: ESRC Wales Graduate School for the Social Sciences (WGSSS) and Swansea University Project description: Conservation and restoration of coastal habitat boosts flood protection
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with increasingly intense rainfall, focussing on soil erosion and flood risk. The project is original because it will use specific case-studies to develop a new methodology and create knowledge about the
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, landscapes, flooding, historic environment, energy and climate change. The team works flexibly from home or the office. There will be a need to attend physical engagement events in Devon, such as the County