PhD theses
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In preparation
Channel-scale discrete particle modelling of River Channel junctions. University of Durham; Tancock, M.
Cold air pooling over complex terrain. University of Leeds; Jennet-Smith, B.
Gradiometry Survey of the Knowe of Swandro. University of the Highlands & Islands (Orkney College); Moore, J.
Ionospheric scintillation effects on GNSS: monitoring and data treatment development. University of Nottingham; Romano, V.
Multi-sensor fusion for driverless car technologies. University of Wales, Aberystwyth; Lu, L.
Predicting salmonid population ecology from individual fish responses to environmental change; bridging behaviour, conservation and fishery management. Bournemouth University; Sui Chan, P.
Present day 3D velocity field of Europe. University of Arizona; Buble, G.
Science, participation, and a new approach to river restoration. Durham University; Maynard, C.
The potential of precipitable water vapour measurements from GNSS in Luxembourg. University of Luxembourg; Ahmed, F.
Testing the accuracy of internet-based PPP services, related to integrated flood management strategy in an un-gauged river basin. University of Durham; Sanyal, J.
The accuracy of LiDAR data in urban environments. Loughborough University; O'Neill, J.
2011
Application of the ionospheric tomographic inversion method MIDAS to radio astronomy. University of Bath; Katamzi, Z.
Towards centimetre level real-time kinematic GNSS single point precise positioning. Newcastle University; Miller, I.
Up-scaling of peatland methane emission estimates from small to large scales. University of Edinburgh; Mohammed, A.
2010
Design of low cost remote sensing equipment for agricultural use. Aston University; Shuib, S.
Development of a system to measure ZTD and IWV in near real-time. University of Nottingham; Jones, J.
Establishing geodetic control in the monitoring of urban subsidence using InSAR. University of Nottingham; Leighton, J.
Evaluating the role of grass buffer strips in arable catchments. University of Plymouth; Pillidge, S.
GNSS related (restricted access). University of Nottingham; Dodson, A. (supervisor).
Integration of geometric city models and GNSS for the simulation and modelling of availability and multipath, paving the way for new applications. University College London; Bradbury, J.
Post-project monitoring and evaluation of river rehabilitation projects in the UK and Japan. University of Leeds; Aberg, U.
Sounding the atmosphere using the signals emitted by geodesic satellites. Catholic University of Louvain-La-Neuve; Pottiaux, E.
Towards unification of the vertical datum in the UK. Newcastle University; Dayoub, N.
Ubiquitous positioning using high precision integrated GPS and INS sensors. University of Melbourne; Kealy, A. (supervisor).
2009
Estuary development during the mid-late Holocene response to relative sea level and climate change in the Taw Estuary, South-west England. University of Exeter; Havelock, G.
Mechanisms of coastal erosion in Devensian tills on the East Yorkshire Coast. University of Leeds; Quinn, J.
Modelling estuarine morphodynamics on the south coast of Ireland. University College Cork; Cronin, K.
Near real-time atmospheric water vapour. University of Nottingham; Orliac, E.J.
Safety critical applications of GNSS in the rail environment. University College London; Stolagiewicz, A.
2008
An investigation into the capability of hyperspectral data to monitor buried pipeline remediation. Newcastle University; White, D.
Creating a 2-layer tomographic model for ionospheric recovery using GPS. Newcastle University; Al-Shammari, R.
GPS location of field survey points containing precise records of vegetation composition, for comparison with satellite imagery and aerial photography. Cranfield University; Farmer, E.
Hydro-ecological modelling of braided rivers. University of Cambridge; Cox, C.
Integration of geometric city models and GNSS for the simulation and modelling of availability and multipath, paving the way for new applications. University College London; Bradbury, J.
Mapping the underworld. University of Nottingham; Taha, A.
RTK network in Malaysia. University of Nottingham; Yusoff, M.
Spaceborne receivers in a relative navigation system based on RTK technology. Imperial College London; Jie, B.
2007
Development of plant communities on restored salt marshes. University of East Anglia; Mossman, H.
Experimental investigation of ionospheric plasma electron density by the incoherent scatter method in quiet and disturbed conditions. Institute of Ionosphere NAS & MES of the Ukraine; Therniak, Y.
GPS satellite availability analysis and multipath prediction using high resolution LiDAR Digital Surface Models. University of Glamorgan; Jing, L.
Hazard monitoring using GPS and InSAR. University of Nottingham; Warren, M.
Modelling forest landscape dynamics in Glen Affric, Scotland. University of Aberdeen; Richards, M.
The effect of the ionosphere on GPS positioning. University of Leeds; Nagarajoo, K.
Improved integrity algorithms for integrated GPS/INS systems in the presence of slowly growing errors Imperial College London; Bhatti, U.
2006
Monitoring Seismic Hazard in the Central Mediterranean using GPS. Newcastle University; Freemantle, A.
2005
Active station networks. University of Nottingham; Al-Subaie, M.
Coastal erosion monitoring. Durham University; Kemeling, I.
Elastic and inelastic ocean tide loading response in the British Isles from long-term GPS observations. Newcastle University; Allinson, C.
Geomorphological history of Studland, GPS post-processing for spatial referencing of GPR data. Bournemouth University;
Cook, C.
Improving the GPS vertical component to calibrate satellite altimeters. University of Colorado at Boulder; Morken, D.
Reduction of GPS tropospheric artefacts in SAR interferograms using GPS data. Newcastle University; Edwards, S.
Validation of map matching algorithm results. Imperial College; Quddus, M.
2004
Modelling and determination of ionospheric effects on RGPS measurements. University of Leeds; Abdullah, M.
2003
Strategies for long-term monitoring of tide gauges using GPS. University of Nottingham; Teferle, F.N.
Terrestrial remote survey techniques for cliff modelling. University of Nottingham; Adams, J.C.