Booking is now open for the 2020 Rankine Dinner, on 18 March 2020, after the Rankine Lecture by Professor Stephan Jefferis britishgeotech.org/news/2019/11/t…

Imperial College winning University Challenge

And that’s how it’s done! So proud of #OurImperial #UniversityChallenge team. And a big handshake to St John's College for a great game!

New paper in QJEGH by Jenny Scoular et al., at Imperial College London investigating small seasonal ground movements in an urban environment using InSAR. #imperialcollegelondon #InSAR #urban #Sustainability qjegh.lyellcollection.org/content/early/…

This year I am standing for election to the Council of the Geological Society. The ballot for the election to Council is now open and if you are eligible to vote you should have received an email with instructions. I would really appreciate your support and vote.

New Land Rover Defender. First one I've seen, and is it being delivered to South Kensington, London, looks good but not exactly farmer work horse territory or geologist throwing rocks in the back! #landrover #landroverdefender #car #4x4

Fantastic afternoon with Prof. Stephan Jefferis at the BGA Rankine Lecture rehearsal. The 60th Rankine Lecture will be held at Imperial College London on 18th March. #rankine #geology #civilengineering

Due to the health risks of hosting large events posed by the Coronavirus, the 60th Rankine Lecture by Professor Stephan Jefferis has been postponed until Autumn 2020 britishgeotech.org/news/2020/03/t…

Congratulations team. Very impressive and exciting victory

New paper by Tom Morgan, Imperial College London on Major faulting in London in QJEGH

Super happy to be lead-author of team (SIXENSE UK ImperialRSM @ImperialCiveng RHUL Earth Sciences Ewan Tideway @KTNUK) selected to write national #CIRIA guidelines on 'EO & InSAR technology in civil infrastructure'. #remotesensing Imperial College Earth Observation Network

We took the opportunity to both develop our staff AND maintain our high technical standards with a chalk logging session provided by James Lawrence of Imperial College London last week. A great opportunity to learn and to ensure consistency. #EngineeringGeology #Groundinvestigation

“For all of the tragedies and the privations of the last few months, it has been a time of agility and innovation in the way that we do things. “One thing that has proved impervious to alteration, a monument to inflexibility, is the railway season ticket.” Greg Clarke MP

New paper in Remote Sensing Journal: Monitoring Littoral Platform Downwearing Using Differential SAR Interferometry by Gosia Mider and the Geotechnics Team at Imperial College. The paper is open access so free to download. #ClimateChange #imperialcollege lnkd.in/dhzTwYA

Over the last decade I have been lucky enough to work with colluegues in Kurdistan, I really hope Biden keeps his commitments to support this region and it people. #freekurdistan #BidenHarris2020 #Biden #Kurdistan #Kurds #

Virtual Field Geology training Imperial Earth Science & Engineering. Our ground-breaking 3D geological environment, ESERC, now ready for use during covid-restricted conditions. Short promo-video available. If interested, please get in touch. #Geology #fieldwork #opticalmineralogy

The 60th Rankine Lecture has been postponed until September or October 2021 (date to be confirmed) britishgeotech.org/news/2021/01/p…

Please help us shape the CIRIA guidelines on 'EO and InSAR for civil engineering applications' by filling in this survey 😀

Delighted to have officially launched the Imperial Earth Observation Network today with over 55 scientists from across a range of disciplines in attendance (virtually of course!)

New review article by Ashley Marsh et al., at Imperial College London on the role & performance of engineered barriers in a GDF. An interesting read and good overview. #rwm #gdf sciencedirect.com/science/articl…