Catastrophic Flows
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📢 National survey that will help inform the newly established Women in Fluid Dynamics UK Special Interest Group’s (SIG) strategic direction, activities and priorities moving forward. TAKE THE SURVEY (for colleagues working in fluid dynamics in UK): reflections.agendaconsulting.co.uk/womeninfluids
With interesting implications for the design of hopper systems for flume experiments! @OrbitalPete Dr Natasha Dowey
Lots of High water levels/flooding in Austria coming through. #wienfluss shows several examples in Vienna - many locations will be familiar to those who visit the city for the European Geosciences Union meeting each year..
Colleague Tom Coulthard is part of SUPERSLUG, working to understand the long-term effects of natural disasters like flash floods, avalanches and landslides. Thank you Natural Environment Research Council for £1mn funding with University of Plymouth & partners on the Chamoli Disaster aftermath hull.ac.uk/work-with-us/m…
Congratulations to Tom Coulthard and colleagues on being awarded funding to investigate SUPERSLUGS!
MineralogicalSociety is offering monthly Skills & Training events. Starting 2-3pm BST, Thurs 24th Oct with "The Transition into Industry: 10 Key Skills for Early Career Researchers". Register at zoom.us/meeting/regist… Recordings will be posted on the Society website after each event.
Really looking forwards to discussing volcanic hazards and infrastructure at today’s Natural Environment Research Council funded workshop in Tonga with partners from University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau, Tonga Geological Services, Tonga Cable Limited and others with National Oceanography Centre colleagues Mike Clare and Jacob Nash.
