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geomorphology, tectonics, geochronology, geochemistry
Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow/Lecturer
Appointment: | Room: |
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| Lecturer in Earth Sciences | Kathleen Lonsdale, 114 |
Courses Taught: | |
GEOL0066 Meteorological and Hydrological Hazards | |
Research Group(s): | |
| London Geochronology Centre | |
Email Address: | Telephone Number: |
| byron.adams@ucl.ac.uk | |
Research Summary
My research group takes a quantitative and multidisciplinary approach to examine the complex and competing influences of climate (e.g. rainfall and glaciation), tectonics (e.g. faulting and rock uplift), and surface processes (e.g. river incision, and volcanic deposition) on the evolution of landscapes around the world.
By integrating in-situ field observations with geochemical analyses, multi-modal remote sensing, machine learning, and numerical modelling, our research seeks to predict long-term (million-year) landscape responses to perturbations and short-term (decadal) impacts on land use and geologic hazards.
To keep up to date with my research, you can follow me on Twitter @transient_earth or via my personal webpage baadams.github.io.