Environmental Monitoring and Modelling Group
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PhD students affiliated with the EMM group include:
Tarek Abushufa
Study of the sand storm in the Sahara (Libya)
Abdalla Ali
Climate variability in Libya
Matthew Blackett
The monitoring of volcanic features by remote sensing
Caitlin Douglas
Understanding environmental change in a dryland riparian ecosystem (Swakop River, Namibia)
Woranuch Emmanoch
Climate Policy for Thailand towards Post-Kyoto 2012: Emission Scenarios and Public Perception of Thai People
Jan Francke
Development and Application Testing of Ultra-Deep Ground Penetrating Radar
Mariana Gouvea
Variability of Urban Surface-Atmosphere Exchanges
Simon Hoggart
Assessment of the potential for ecological habitat on the tidal Thames through Central London
Francesca Iordan
Mammal diversity, distribution and dynamics within a natural river corridor (flume Tagliamento, North East Italy).
Neil Ireland
Invasive species and urban corridors
Thomas Loridan
Modelling surface atmosphere interaction in urban areas, an off-line evaluation of different urban surface schemes.
Kate Parks
Climate change stable conservation strategies for the world's tropical mountains
Jorge Luis Pena Arancibia
Pantropical modelling of the impact of land use change on water quantity provision and low flows
Stuart Riddick
Global upscaling of ammonia emissions from seabird colonies
Tom Smith
Linking London’s air pollution to current and future policies that influence vehicle fleet
Leonardo Saenz Cruz
Pantropical water resources assesment, tropical cloud forest and paramid hydrology
Samuel Sperling
Characterisation of Savannah Wildfire Emissions using Satellite Earth Observation and Modelling of Atmospheric Chemistry
Maria Tattaris
Quantifying fluxes of carbon and sulpher containing gases from peatland burning
Arnout Van Soesbergen
Impacts of climate change on dams in tropical regions
Juan Carlos Verhelst
Geographical controls on avian diversity in Colombia: patterns and implications for its conservation
Helen Ward
Quantifying evaporation pathways in the suburban environment
Tarek Abushufa
Study of the sand storm in the Sahara (Libya)
Abdalla Ali
Climate variability in Libya
Matthew Blackett
The monitoring of volcanic features by remote sensing
Caitlin Douglas
Understanding environmental change in a dryland riparian ecosystem (Swakop River, Namibia)
Woranuch Emmanoch
Climate Policy for Thailand towards Post-Kyoto 2012: Emission Scenarios and Public Perception of Thai People
Jan Francke
Development and Application Testing of Ultra-Deep Ground Penetrating Radar
Mariana Gouvea
Variability of Urban Surface-Atmosphere Exchanges
Simon Hoggart
Assessment of the potential for ecological habitat on the tidal Thames through Central London
Francesca Iordan
Mammal diversity, distribution and dynamics within a natural river corridor (flume Tagliamento, North East Italy).
Neil Ireland
Invasive species and urban corridors
Thomas Loridan
Modelling surface atmosphere interaction in urban areas, an off-line evaluation of different urban surface schemes.
Kate Parks
Climate change stable conservation strategies for the world's tropical mountains
Jorge Luis Pena Arancibia
Pantropical modelling of the impact of land use change on water quantity provision and low flows
Stuart Riddick
Global upscaling of ammonia emissions from seabird colonies
Tom Smith
Linking London’s air pollution to current and future policies that influence vehicle fleet
Leonardo Saenz Cruz
Pantropical water resources assesment, tropical cloud forest and paramid hydrology
Samuel Sperling
Characterisation of Savannah Wildfire Emissions using Satellite Earth Observation and Modelling of Atmospheric Chemistry
Maria Tattaris
Quantifying fluxes of carbon and sulpher containing gases from peatland burning
Arnout Van Soesbergen
Impacts of climate change on dams in tropical regions
Juan Carlos Verhelst
Geographical controls on avian diversity in Colombia: patterns and implications for its conservation
Helen Ward
Quantifying evaporation pathways in the suburban environment
Recently completed
Elena Tarnavsky
Multi scale land degradation modeling with remote sensing
Simon Gosling
Predictability of climate based heat-related mortality
Tania Wolf
An integrated assessment of the vulnerability to Summer heat in European cities.
Chris Cockel
Urban river restoration - Riparian vegetation along urban rivers - the role of alien species
Gareth Mottram
The role of boreal forest fires in the global carbon cycle
Mauricio Larrea
Geo-spatial tools for minimising the impact of oil-related activities in the Ecuadorian Amazon
George Petropoulos
Spatial mapping of evapotranspiration rates via integration of soil vegetation atmospheric transfer (SVAT) modelling and satellite image analysis. 2008
Christopher Gibbons
Managing human-elephant conflict in the Chobe National Park, northern Botswana. (Awarded 2007)
May Lee
The development of a conceptual model of urban river response to different levels of engineering interventions. (Awarded 2007)
James Millington
Modelling wildfire and land-use interactions in a Mediterranean landscape (Awarded 2007)
Carlos Gonzalez Orozco
Identifying tree species from high-resolution airborne imagery: a tool for inventory and conservation.
Pablo Vimos Calle
Landscape-scale heterogeneity in forest structure in the Ecuadorian Amazon (Completed 2007)
Juliana Gonzalez
Cloud interception by trees in a tropical montane cloud forest of south western Colombia: processes & possible implications of forest removal. 2005
