Research interests
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Morphodynamics of large, monsoon-affected, rivers
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Modelling river channel dynamics, especially in meandering rivers
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Morphodynamics of submarine meanders
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Influence of vegetation on fluvial forms and processes
Research group
Landscape Dynamics and Ecology (LDE)
Research project(s)
STELAR-S2S is a multi-institutional project, led by Geography and Environment at the University of Southampton. The project is developing new insights into the way large rivers interact with climate to modulate sediment transfer from source to their sinks zones (e.g. in deltas). This requires detailed understanding of the role of bank erosion, floodplain sedimentation and climatic fluctuations on sediment delivery and storage.
ESPA Deltas
This major four year project funded by the NERC/DfID' Ecosystem Service and Poverty Alleviation' programme aims to assess the livelihoods, health, ecosystems and poverty alleviation in populous deltas
Develop a stakeholder engagement strategy to generate policy relevant scenarios for rice agricultural systems in relation to (a) future water, nutrient and sediment supply; (b) delta-scale adaptations to agricultural practice, and; (c) local-scale adaptations to water and flood management practice.
Development of workshop based socio-ecological and livelihood based scenario strategies in the agricultural sector of the developing South
The overall aim of this project to understand how agricultural resilience to hydrometeorological extremes can be enhanced through improved predictive capacity and aligned policy and governance, using the Vietnamese Mekong delta (VMD) as a representative exemplar delta.
Professor Stephen Darby
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