Jon solves large-scale environmental problems using computational fluid dynamics and other software models. He have a diverse research background that spans ocean biogeochemistry, sedimentary modelling, biogeography, hazards and tidal dynamics. His primary focus is in palaeo-tsunamis and palaeo-tides at the moment. You can find out more on his personal website.
Maciek is a research software developer porting the legacy Carb3D+ code from IDL to modern Python. This project is in collaboration with University of Bristol.
Tom is a Research Software Engineer who is working on the porting of the Carb3d+ code from IDL to Python. This project is in collaboration with University of Bristol.
Zoë's works on the environmental impacts of tidal energy, comparing the impacts of tidal energy with those of climate change. She is using Thetis alongside Species Distribution Modelling and Individual Based Modelling.
Jenny works on nature-based tsunami defences, focusing on mangrove forests. Jenny is using a mix of numerical models to simulate flow past mangrove-like objects as well as realistic mangrove models individually and as a forest.
Impacts of climate and land-use change on pollinators
Future predictions of the GBR Acropora distributions
Future of coral reefs
River meandering in urban environments
Impact of the Storegga tsunami on Doggerland
Tuning ODE coral-algae models
The fate of river pollutants
Predicting future coral bleaching events