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Thrilled to join my fellow ISROC network instructors at the St. Croix ISROC Field School! 🌊✈️ Only days away from my first visit to the US Virgin Islands. I can't wait to see these stunning places in person. What a wonderful teaching opportunity! #ISROCfieldschool2024 #TA #PhD

Day 4 of the #ISROC field school consisted of a trip to Buck Island National Wildlife Refuge. 🐢Turtle Beach 🥾Buck Island Hiking Trail 🤿Snorkeling on coral reefs 🏝️Examining sandy beach environments ISROC network @nsf @Ronadh_Cox Hannah Spero UVI Caribbean Green Technology Center @drmaex

Yesterday there was a fantastic #ISROC public lecture by Dr. @Ronadh_Cox and Dr. Greg Guannel focusing on 1) what ISROC is 2) why we are here on St. Croix 3) the importance of #coastalboulderdeposits 4) and other related aspects of coastline changes relevant for the USVI

#ISROC field school visited Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge. We discussed: •beach spits •salt ponds •turtle breeding •beach & back-beach morphology •longshore sediment transport Thanks to our guides!! ISROC network @nsf @Ronadh_Cox Hannah Spero UVI Caribbean Green Technology Center @drmaex

As mentioned, at the #ISROC field school we learned about #saltponds. Pictured are the hypersaline microbial mats, which are analogs of early Earth. We also discussed how the salt pond was recently cored (2018) to look for tsunami deposits. #ISROCfieldschool2024

ISROC network The Field School started a week today on St.Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. This Network brought together a good number of coastal researchers and geoscientists from universities across the world. I also joined as a PhD participant from the Dublin City University. Thrilling!

ISROC network The opportunity was an essential conduit to share ideas, build multidisciplinary partnerships, and teamwork, to enhance our understanding of our coasts. Focus was placed on the observations of changes and impacts in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Undoubtedly flawless!

ISROC network Such insightful networking opportunities couldn't have been possible, without the leads and contributions of my venerable supervisors: Dr Niamh Cullen, Dr Susan Hegarty and Dr Mary Bourke @megafloods.bsky.social Thanks for the continued support and guidance. DCU History & Geog

The 1st ISROC network Inundation Signatures on Rocky Coastlines Field School on St. CROIX, USVI. Another fantastic week in the Caribbean with a great group of participants- learnt a lot about coastal boulder deposits that I hope to put to good use! Geography and Environmental Sciences

We are looking for the second PhD student to the project. This time LGM boulders and play with in-situ Be-10 and C-14!!! See details here: