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Field Trip Initial Results Research13 December 201413 December 2014

Overwash experiment GIF – continuous scanning @saflumn @stcNCED

Sneak preview of a forthcoming animated feature. Below is a sequence of topographic scans taken from a single run. Data are a bit raw, but they still offer a sense of how active the berm could be. One pass with the laser along the three meter length of the berm required five cross-shore swaths (here…

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Field Trip Initial Results Research13 December 2014

Race to a spectacular beginning (overwash experiments conclude, for now)

Today was my last on the SAFL shop floor. What a spectacular visit this has been. I’m grateful to both the NCED2 program and the British Society for Geomorphology for the opportunity to work here in Minneapolis these past two weeks. Rich discussions, incredible facilities, and so much enthusiasm from so many people – not…

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Field Trip Initial Results Research4 December 20145 December 2014

“Someone’s gotta help me dig…” (Day 3 @stcNCED @saflumn)

Been singing to myself this line from Father John Misty en route to the lab these past couple of mornings. Today was one of learning systems. Chris Ellis found a rotameter, introduced me to thread-seal tape (Teflon tape), and gave me a plumbing problem to work out (I still managed to install it upside-down the…

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Field Trip Initial Results Research3 December 20145 December 2014

Day 2 @stcNCED @saflumn – check your levels

Yesterday’s trial produced one overwash lobe; today’s produced two. Getting there. I spent much of today off by an eighth of an inch. I misaligned the blocks on the screed we’re using to level the planar surfaces, reminding myself of the classic construction adage to “measure twice, cut once.” After a lot of frowning and…

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Field Trip Initial Results Research2 December 20145 December 2014

“Morphodynamics of breaching” experiments @stcNCED @saflumn – Day 1

It almost worked the first time. I’m writing from the University of Minnesota’s St. Anthony Falls Lab (SAFL) in Minneapolis, home of the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics (NCED). Thanks to Chris Paola, I’m here as a visiting scientist, funded by NCED and a small research grant from the British Society for Geomorphology to run…

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In the news Pinchos (idea bites)26 August 2014

Stacks on stacks on (sea)stacks

Back in May I was invited to the BBC Cymru Wales Broadcasting House in Llandaff, Cardiff, for a quick spot on Good Evening Wales (BBC Radio Wales FM), the “drivetime round-up of the day’s news, sport, weather and travel.” I was asked to comment on a story that had appeared earlier that day in the…

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