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Professor Justin Dix

Professor in Marine Geology & Geophysics

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Email: j.k.dix@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 8059 3057

Address: National Oceanography Centre, Waterfront Campus European Way, SO14 3ZH (View in Google Maps)

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Research

Research groups

Research projects

Active projects

Australasian Colonisation Research: Origins of Seafaring to Sahul
Sponsor:
ACROSS - H2020 - ERC -2017 STG - Helen Farr
Sponsor: European Union

Completed projects

The Application of non-linear theory & novel acoustical tehcniques
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: EPSRC
OES - Survey of the Likely Site of the Roman Pudding Pan Shipwreck - English Heritage - Dix
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor:
MACHU-Managing Cultural Heritage Underwater
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
OES - COARS - Development and Delivery of a Pilot Marine Geotechnical Training Course for Archaeologists - Project Number 6205
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
Development of a regional sediment mobility model
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
English Heritage: Marine Geophysics Data
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
Proposal for Processing and interpretation of Bathymetric and Backscatter Data from the Dorset Coast
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: Dorset Wildlife Trust
Marine Geophysics Data Acquisition and Exclusion Zones Guidance
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
The application of non-linear theory and novel acoustical techniques for the quantitative examination of bubble populations in marine sediments
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: EPSRC
iCOAST - Integrated coastal sediment systems
Researchers:
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor:
Strategic Support for Marine Development Management- Palaeoarchaeology & Landscape
Researchers:
Doctor Rachel Bynoe
,
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
Unknown Marine Assets & Landscapes
Researchers:
Professor Fraser Sturt
,
Professor Justin Dix
Sponsor: English Heritage
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