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 […]
Category Archives: GRG Activities
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 […]
Ph.D. positions available for large oyster restoration project in the Sydney region
Large oyster reefs historically characterised estuaries on the South-East coast of Australia. These reefs played crucial roles in estuaries by filtering water, providing habitat for fish and invertebrates and protecting […]
GEOS3009 – Kioloa 2018
We had a great fieldtrip to Kioloa Coastal Campus with our third year students from GEOS3009/3909. We measured topography of the beach and the inlet; assessed the sediment characteristics; and analysed […]
Hot off the press! Did rapid sea-level rise drown fossil coral reefs around Hawaii?
Hot off the press! Did rapid sea-level rise drown fossil coral reefs around Hawaii? In a paper published today in Quaternary Science Reviews, the GRG examines evidence of a Hawaiian […]
Hot off the press! New paper on estimating regional coral reef calcium carbonate production!
Our new paper, a multidisciplinary collaboration lead led by Dr Sarah Hamylton from the University of Wollongong, estimates the calcium carbonate production on the southern Great Barrier Reefs using remote […]
JASAG 2017
Last Friday we had a productive worskshop discussing the geomorphology of coral reefs with our Australian and Japanese colleagues. It was an inspiring day for sharing and discussing our latest […]
Hot off the Press! Hyperspectral imaging of fossil coral reefs for environmental and climate reconstructions
In a new paper just published we present novel research showing for the first time how hyperspectral analysis (analysing waves beyond the visible light spectrum) can be used to effectively […]
Japan Australia Sangoshō Geomorphology – JASAG
We are busy at the GRG organising the first Australia-Japan meeting on the geomorphology of coral reefs – JASAG. We are organising it with a consortium of Japanese researchers led by Professors […]
New paper on using geochemical ratios as proxies for sediment transport
Our latest paper on using Mg/Ca and Sr/Ca as geochemical proxies for understanding sediment transport processes within coral reefs is in press. This paper is based on Jordan Gacutan’s honours […]
