PhD students
Current PhD students
- Richard Hayes (2010 start)
Climate change signatures recorded in 3-D shape of mountain glaciers - Christopher Lloyd (2008 start) (Main supervisor)
The geography of glacial overdeepenings - Becky Coles (2006 start) (Main supervisor)
The cross-sectional characteristics of glacial valleys and their spatial variability
Former PhD students
- Iestyn Barr (2009)
Constraining the extent, style and phases of glaciation to derive Late Quaternary equilibrium-line altitude estimates in Far NE Russia - Andrew Phillips (2009)
Development of geomorphologically meaningful measures of land form - Anna Hughes (2008)
The last British Ice Sheet; a reconstruction based on glacial landforms - Sarah Greenwood (2007)
A Palaeoglaciological reconstruction of the last Irish Ice Sheet - Monica Winsborrow (2007)
Controls on ice stream location - Paul Dunlop (2004)
The characteristics of ribbed morraine and assessment of theories for their genesis - Mike Smith (2003)
Techniques for the geomorphological reconstruction of palaeo-ice sheets from remotely sensed data - Chris Stokes (2000)
The geomorphology of palaeo-ice streams: identification, characterisation and implications for ice stream functioning - Owen Turpin (1998)
Glaciohydrological modelling using observations of the transient snowline from remote sensing - Peter Mumby (1997)
Assessment of coral reefs and seagrass using satellite and airborne remote sensing - Coomaren Vencatasawmy (1997)
Development of radar remote sensing for lineament mapping - Jane Knight (1996)
A GIS-based synthesis of the Labrador sector of the Laurentide Ice Sheet - Helen Watts-Tobin (née Leason) (1996)
Spatial and temporal variability of vegetation cover and zones of potential aeolian activity in the SW Kalahari Desert, determined using satellite data - George Fowajuh (1995)
Geomorphometrical analysis of glacial and aeolian lineaments on satellite images
Five of my former PhD students now work as University lecturers and five in research jobs.