The project investigates bathymetry, lakebed sediment, and turbidity in lakes within the s’Albufereta Nature Reserve in Mallorca using field measurements, laboratory analysis, and GIS-based digital interpolation. It compares different spatial interpolation methods to assess accuracy and examines how environmental factors influence water depth, sediment distribution, and turbidity patterns. The results inform lake morphology, data reliability, and future monitoring and managem

The project uses landscape evolution modelling (Landlab) to simulate how uplift, fluvial erosion, and hillslope diffusion interact to shape idealised landscapes over time. By systematically varying uplift models and rates, fluvial erodibility, and hillslope diffusivity, the study explores landscape response, transient behaviour, and steady-state morphology. The results highlight how tectonic forcing and surface processes control drainage patterns, slope-area relationships, an

The project analyses long-term seabed change in Ramsey Bay, Isle of Man, between 1881 and 1990 using GIS-based interpolation of historical bathymetric surveys, DEM differencing, and transect analysis. The results reveal spatially structured patterns of erosion and deposition concentrated within offshore sandbanks, indicating sediment redistribution and sandbank migration rather than uniform seabed change. Overall, the findings suggest that Ramsey Bay operates near dynamic equ

The project combines field-based air pollution monitoring and statistical analysis to investigate spatial and temporal variability in particulate matter (PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀) across central London. Using street-level measurements and long-term monitoring data, the study applies exploratory visualisation and hypothesis testing to examine differences between roadside and urban background environments, as well as changes with distance from major roads. The results highlight strong te

This section brings together a series of smaller projects that explore social inequality, urban space, and everyday geographies through data visualisation and cartographic analysis. Using a mix of GIS, statistical analysis, and digital storytelling, these projects examine how social and spatial patterns emerge in contexts such as second-hand economies, urban crime, and mobility-related risk. While varied in topic and scale, they share a focus on translating complex urban data