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Fingerprinting storm and tsunami sediment signatures: Assessing future coastal resilience challenges from extreme events
The number of deaths attributed to natural hazards continues to rise, despite progress in implementing disaster risk reduction strategies. Read more
Deep learning for hydrodynamic modelling of wave to soft-structure interaction
Deep learning, and particularly neural networks, have shown great versatility towards predictive modeling across a range of problems. Read more
EPSRC iCASE PhD Studentship: AI on the edge: Real-time sea level and wave field calculations on the Mayflower Autonomous Ship
Overview. This project involves the optimisation of the processing and analysis of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) data using artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to determine accurate measurements of the sea surface from the Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS: . Read more
Modelling biochar-colloids fate and transport in the subsurface
Groundwater and soil pollution is a cause of concern for drinking-water sources, as toxic chemicals continue to contaminate subsurface reservoirs via wastewater, agricultural runoff, storm water, air pollution, and polluted soils. Read more
NexSys PhD Fellowships at the School of Engineering NUI Galway
About the research. The transition to a net zero carbon energy system is one of the major challenges facing the world. Read more
Effects of Coastal Change in the selection of a Geological Disposal Facility
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London. Supervisor(s). Dr Ioannis Karmpadakis (IC) and Dr James Lawrence (IC). Read more
Searching for dust storms using emerging machine-learning techniques
Introduction. Atmospheric mineral dust is a key component of the Earth system. It affects the radiation budget through atmospheric absorption and scattering, it is a condensation nucleus in clouds and once it is deposited it can act as a nutrient for iron-limited ecosystems. Read more
Novel heated permeable concrete infrastructure for the built environment
Primary supervisor, Imperial College London. Dr. Alalea Kia. Co-supervisor, Imperial College London. Dr. David M G Taborda. Overview. Read more
Effects of vegetation on wave hydrodynamics and sediment dynamics
Because vegetation attenuates wave energy and traps sediments, and is naturally adaptive to climate change, there is increasing interest in its possible use for coastal protection purposes. Read more
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