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CENV6172 2027-28
River and Estuary Restoration
To critically examine current knowledge of the application of River Restoration techniques and their transferability to the UK and worldwide. As many river restoration projects are done to improve the status of fisheries, the costs and benefits of techniques from the perspective of fish populations will be considered.
To critically review and evaluate the philosophies, policies and methods available for river restoration.
To enable the student to find, review, interpret, critically evaluate and present arguments for alternative river restoration approaches and methodologies. -
CENV6172 2028-29
River and Estuary Restoration
To critically examine current knowledge of the application of River Restoration techniques and their transferability to the UK and worldwide. As many river restoration projects are done to improve the status of fisheries, the costs and benefits of techniques from the perspective of fish populations will be considered.
To critically review and evaluate the philosophies, policies and methods available for river restoration.
To enable the student to find, review, interpret, critically evaluate and present arguments for alternative river restoration approaches and methodologies. -
CENV6172 2029-30
River and Estuary Restoration
To critically examine current knowledge of the application of River Restoration techniques and their transferability to the UK and worldwide. As many river restoration projects are done to improve the status of fisheries, the costs and benefits of techniques from the perspective of fish populations will be considered.
To critically review and evaluate the philosophies, policies and methods available for river restoration.
To enable the student to find, review, interpret, critically evaluate and present arguments for alternative river restoration approaches and methodologies. -
CENV6172 2030-31
River and Estuary Restoration
To critically examine current knowledge of the application of River Restoration techniques and their transferability to the UK and worldwide. As many river restoration projects are done to improve the status of fisheries, the costs and benefits of techniques from the perspective of fish populations will be considered.
To critically review and evaluate the philosophies, policies and methods available for river restoration.
To enable the student to find, review, interpret, critically evaluate and present arguments for alternative river restoration approaches and methodologies. -
GGES3014 2027-28
River Basin Management and Restoration
To develop an holistic approach to river basin management and restoration based on an understanding of physical processes and human modification of natural river systems. -
GGES3014 2029-30
River Basin Management and Restoration
To develop an holistic approach to river basin management and restoration based on an understanding of physical processes and human modification of natural river systems. -
GGES3014 2028-29
River Basin Management and Restoration
To develop an holistic approach to river basin management and restoration based on an understanding of physical processes and human modification of natural river systems. -
GGES6010 2025-26
River Basin Management and Restoration
This module is based on a professional training course for people working in River management and restoration. The course investigates how humans have modified River basins and river channels, and how these in turn have affected the rates and magnitudes of environmental processes within the river network with particular emphasis on the fluxes of water and sediments. Specifically, the module will focus on the contrast between natural and modified channel functioning through the use of research case studies and explore how the management of these complex environments is supported by scientific knowledge. The final component of the module looks at how we can use knowledge of natural processes to help restore damaged river systems.
Specific topics to be included are: Definition of catchment sediment systems, processes of channel adjustment, Geomorphology and physical habitat, ecosystem engineers, the impacts of catchment land use change on river channel processes, river channel modification, river restoration, applied fluvial geomorphology. -
GGES6010 2026-27
River Basin Management and Restoration
This module is based on a professional training course for people working in River management and restoration. The course investigates how humans have modified River basins and river channels, and how these in turn have affected the rates and magnitudes of environmental processes within the river network with particular emphasis on the fluxes of water and sediments. Specifically, the module will focus on the contrast between natural and modified channel functioning through the use of research case studies and explore how the management of these complex environments is supported by scientific knowledge. The final component of the module looks at how we can use knowledge of natural processes to help restore damaged river systems.
Specific topics to be included are: Definition of catchment sediment systems, processes of channel adjustment, Geomorphology and physical habitat, ecosystem engineers, the impacts of catchment land use change on river channel processes, river channel modification, river restoration, applied fluvial geomorphology. -
GGES6010 2027-28
River Basin Management and Restoration
This module is based on a professional training course for people working in River management and restoration. The course investigates how humans have modified River basins and river channels, and how these in turn have affected the rates and magnitudes of environmental processes within the river network with particular emphasis on the fluxes of water and sediments. Specifically, the module will focus on the contrast between natural and modified channel functioning through the use of research case studies and explore how the management of these complex environments is supported by scientific knowledge. The final component of the module looks at how we can use knowledge of natural processes to help restore damaged river systems.
Specific topics to be included are: Definition of catchment sediment systems, processes of channel adjustment, Geomorphology and physical habitat, ecosystem engineers, the impacts of catchment land use change on river channel processes, river channel modification, river restoration, applied fluvial geomorphology.