Its official – we need to love our rivers
“Love Your River” is a campaign that aims to highlight the link between river health and water use, so that people understand and value water and take action to improve … Continue reading
The final hurdle (aka Radio Silence)
Following an amazing RRC 2015 Conference, followed by a really enjoyable glamping holiday in North Norfolk (crossed five chalk river catchments over the week) I have returned to the desk to … Continue reading
RiverEYE – what happens next?
After an absolutely brilliant trial in the Waveney catchment during October/November last year then the future of the RiverEYE app is being mapped out and I hope to have news … Continue reading
Its a hat trick – RiverEYE accepted for RRC conference
I’m over the moon that RiverEYE has been accepted to be presented at the RRC 2015 Conference, best of all it will be presented in workshop format which means hopefully … Continue reading
I keep my EYE on the Waveney – introducing RiverEYE
Its been quite quiet recently, however like a duck paddling for all its worth under the surface the PhD continues. The final case study has been released and it is … Continue reading
Babingley sessions – pilot study
Pilot project on the Babingley After the work done on the Stiffkey I had to carry out a third small project for the PhD, I decided to use the same … Continue reading
The Babbling Babingley
The final piece of UEA research will be taking place in the Babingley catchment over to the West of Norfolk. Another of the Nine Chalk Rivers project rivers (find out … Continue reading
Love Your River – now I have the jumper to prove it!
The PhD Visioning Catchment Futures is now on its final case study, three years after I started the PhD in January 2011 I have finished two case studies (#1 Augmented … Continue reading
Welcome back!
Those of you who came along to the sessions on the Stiffkey run by the UEA and the Rivers Trust last year will recall that I was expecting and work on the … Continue reading
Last Session on the Stiffkey fast approaching!
It has been a busy month with research on the augmented reality mobile phone app being presented (and well received) at the GISRUK 2013 conference in Liverpool. My thanks go … Continue reading
How can spatial technologies support the Catchment Based Approach? 