Understanding the dynamics of coupled human-environmental systems is one of the great challenges of our time.
This cluster brings together members of the School of Geography and the Environment who work on the interactions of human activities with natural systems, from the perspective of pure theoretical and scientific research, to policy, governance and practical applications in resource management, technology, water and food security water, energy, and more.
The following are examples of some of the projects and programmes currently underway within the cluster:
Diagram showing the related themes included within the Environmental Interactions research cluster
Events
Latest Publications
- Fitzsimmons, K.E., Peric, Z., Nowatzki, M., Lindauer, S., Vinnepand, M., Prud'homme, C., Dave, A.K., Vott, A., Fischer, P. (2022) Luminescence Sensitivity of Rhine Valley Loess: Indicators of Source Variability? Quaternary, 5 (1)(1).
- Muiderman, K., Zurek, M., Vervoort, J., Gupta, A., Hasnain, S. and Driessen, P. (2022) The anticipatory governance of sustainability transformations: Hybrid approaches and dominant perspectives. Global Environmental Change, 73. 102452.
- Wiggs, G.F.S. (2022) Dune Morphology and Dynamics. In, Shroder, J.F. (ed.) Treatise on Geomorphology, 2nd edition (Volume 7). Elsevier. ISBN: 978-0-12-818234-5.
- Lees, T., Buechel, M., Anderson, B., Slater, L., Reece, S., Coxon, G., and Dadson, S. (2021) Benchmarking Data-Driven Rainfall-Runoff Models in Great Britain: A comparison of LSTM-based models with four lumped conceptual models. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences.
- Downing, C., Higginson, S., Wilkins, T., Kobusinge, R., Simon, H. and Jenkinson, K. (2021) The role of knowledge exchange in energy demand policy innovation. Proceedings of ECEEE Summer Study 2021.
