#Coast2Coast and #Coast2Cast
#Coast2Coast (seminar series) and #Coast2Cast (podcast) are science communication outreach activities. This week we launch #Coast2Cast a podcast about coastal geoscience that you can find in Spotify or Podbean (for now).
Author Archives: anavilaconcejo
Hot off the press! Limited recovery measured on beaches in estuaries and bays years after severe erosion
Limited recovery measured on beaches in estuaries and bays years after severe erosion
Coast 2 Coast Zoominar Series (#C2C)
One of the very few positive outcomes of COVID-19 has been the organisation of what started as an Australia-New Zealand seminar series on Zoom (==> Zoominar). This zooominar series is […]
Paper alert – Sediment transport of coral sands
Last June we published a paper that had been in the making since February 2017 when we received at the GRG the visit of Amin Riazi who was a PhD […]
RADWave – or how to extract wave info from altimeter data.
Publication of open source software to extract wave data from satellite altimeter data.
The GRG at Sydney Uni’s Open Day
Tomorrow is Sydney Uni’s open day! Come and talk with us about Marine Science, Environmental Studies, Geology & Geophysics and Geography! We have been working hard within the School of […]
Coastal Sediments, UC Davis – Bodega Bay Marine Lab, and USGS Santa Cruz
Last month I spent three weeks working in the USA, I visited Floridad and California. It was a very rewarding and inspiring research trip. Thank you to all the people […]
Hot off the press! Embayed beaches
Please join me in congratulating our GRG student Tommy Fellowes on the publication of a stunning paper in Marine Geology about the classification of Embayed Beaches using a morphometric parameter. […]
Equity in coastal geosciences and engineering
Today we publish the work on gender equity that we have been working on during the last two and a bit years. It is highly rewarding to share it with […]
New paper on the links between estuarine beaches and flood-tide deltas
Hot off the press! Today we publish a new paper that has been in the making for quite some time. It shows how the evolution of flood tide deltas is linked […]
Geocoastal Research Group 