Alison Stenning

alisonstenning.bsky.social

10 October 2026 15:04

Important work from my @ncl-geography.bsky.social colleagues: Researchers think 'more than 2 tonnes' could still be in river Tyne - “When elevated river flows arrive, some of that material is likely to be flushed downstream, so now is the time to consider where it could be intercepted.”

Newcastle University Geography

ncl-geography.bsky.social

10 October 2026 12:36

Reports from rapid Tyne nurdle research by @coastalscoop.bsky.social, Matt Perks and colleagues www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-e...

CatchmentSci

catchmentsci.bsky.social

07 October 2026 07:48

It’s been a pleasure working on this research. We set out to determine whether water-surface geometry could be determined using a single camera and how these measurements might help us to better understand river dynamics. We’d welcome any feedback on our pre-print: essopenarchive.org/doi/abs/10.2...

Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering @ Newcastle Uni

sagencl.bsky.social

07 May 2026 13:09

Research led by Newcastle University and the National Trust found that restoring a straightened, engineered channel to a more natural form significantly delayed the movement of flood waters downstream. Read more: tinyurl.com/344exsya

CatchmentSci

catchmentsci.bsky.social

02 May 2026 05:14

Delighted to share that our new paper on the Goldrill Beck restoration project in Cumbria has been published in WRR. We investigated how re-meandering and reconnecting a historically straightened river to its floodplain altered the movement of water through the landscape tinyurl.com/2552c6w4