Senior Lecturer In Landscape Dynamics at University of Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Martin Hurst is a geomorphologist and Senior Lecturer in Landscape Dynamics at the University of Glasgow with 11 years of professional experience studying how tectonics, climate and storms shape eroding terrestrial and coastal landscapes. He combines quantitative analysis of topography and field observation with numerical modeling and cosmogenic radionuclide geochronometry to reconstruct past rates of change and predict future landscape evolution at human-relevant timescales. His work focuses on tectonically active regions and rapidly eroding coastlines, seeking to infer lost landscape form from the scant physical record those systems leave behind. Trained with a PhD and first-class BSc from the University of Edinburgh, he brings both academic rigor and applied problem-solving from a prior role as a quantitative geomorphologist at the British Geological Survey. He emphasizes translating process understanding into actionable predictions for planning and hazard assessment, including event-to-decadal forecasting. A detail that often goes unnoticed: he explicitly targets the mismatch between long-term geological signals and short-term human-relevant forcings to make his research directly useful for decision-making.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geology/Earth Science, General, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Geology/Earth Science, General at The University of Edinburgh
C++ Implementation of Hiro Matsumoto's Shore Platform Numerical Model, underpinned by a Cosmogenic Radionuclide Production Model
Contributions:2 releases, 1 review, 3 PRs in 3 years 2 months
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Martin Hurst - Senior Lecturer In Landscape Dynamics at University of Glasgow