Assistant Professor in Remote Sensing/Earth Observation, Volcanology & Natural Hazard Assessment @ Coventry University
Joined March 2014
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Be sure to check out this week's edition of the #Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles! 🌋
New satellite communication technology is being tested at Yellowstone monitoring stations and could have a big impact on how real-time data are collected and transmitted to YVO scientists. Today's #Yellowstone #CalderaCahronicles transmits the details.
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ALT Borehole station B945, near Panther Meadow between Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park. The station was fitted with a new Starlink antenna—the flat white square on top of the pole—in May 2023. Photo by Brendan Hodge, EarthScope Consortium, May 10, 2023.
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Scotland has reached a milestone in creating the world's first #RewildingNation📣
A definition of #rewilding now exists for use by the Scottish Government and wider public sector, endorsed by the Scottish Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser.
Why it matters ⬇️🧵 (1/4)
ALT A man jumping high in the air off a hillock above a loch. There is an island in the middle of the loch covered in thin trees. The hillock in the foreground and the hills in the background are treeless, with rough grass seen on the hillock where the man is jumping. The man is wearing a bright orange top.
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What turns a hazard into a disaster? ⚠️ bit.ly/3zfZhzv
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#Copernicus for #water quality monitoring
#Sargassum blooms are continuing to reach the shores of the Caribbean islands & affect their beaches
On 25 June, #Copernicus #Sentinel2🇪🇺🛰️ captured a swath of sargassum several km long approaching the east coast of Dominica Island🇩🇲
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Newly available Maxar satellite imagery shows several hundred meters long surface rupture with horizontal displacements up to 4m near Nurdağı, Gaziantep province, Turkey.
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Today's M7.8 earthquake in Turkey occurred in the East Anatolian Fault zone.
Although this fault is a known hazard, the quake is unusual. Today's M7.8 released >2x as much energy as the largest recorded quakes in the region (M7.4).
Image credit: Kyle Bradley
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Seismic waves from the M7.8 (USGS) earthquake in Southern Turkey crossing Europe. Each dot is a seismic station. (GMV) ds.iris.edu/spud/gmv/2083226…
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#PhD projects available on @FindaPhD:
➡️The relationship between vegetation and morphology in saltmarsh restoration schemes findaphd.com/phds/projectdet…
➡️The role of grazing in ecosystem service delivery in saltmarsh restoration schemes findaphd.com/phds/projectdet…
Email me for more info
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'Rights of way are vectors that #geographers can use to better understand the politics of space,' - Joe Thorogood, @hastie_PhD, and @CHillButler (@CovGeography) in their #TIBG paper, now in Early View: doi.org/10.1111/tran.12514
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Fascinating drone footage looking down into a volcanic eruption from above.
Credit: Bjorn Steinbekk
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Curious about #supereruptions? Check out this review by Wilson et al on these explosive #volcano eruptions 🌋🌋
nature.com/articles/s43017-0… (free to read rdcu.be/cFP2T)
ALT Endmember pre-eruptive magmatic storage configurations for Quaternary supereruptions, shown as cartoon representations of three examples.
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A pressure surge from the latest eruption of the Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai volcano in Tonga has been observed in our weather stations across the country this evening. Note, times are in UTC, so 0600 is 7pm NZ Time.
ALT Pressure measurements from various MetService weather stations show a pressure surge from the volcanic eruption in Tonga.
Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Tonga's Hunga Tonga volcano just had one of the most violent volcano eruptions ever captured on satellite.
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New in #TIBG: 'Public access, private land and spatial politics: The geographical Importance of the Right of Way in Coventry, England' by Joe Thorogood,@hastie_PhD, and @CHillButler (@CovGeography): doi.org/10.1111/tran.12514
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Go over to our Instagram to check out our UG GNH student @BaileyGeog in Tenerife! #geography #choosegeography #volcanoes #coventry instagram.com/p/CU7OwziA1u6/…
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#ImageOfTheDay
#Fred is the 6th named storm of the Atlantic #HurricaneSeason2021
It formed~one month earlier than the average for a 6th storm, hinting at an above-average hurricane season
⬇️#Sentinel3 image acquired on 11 August when it was south-east of the Dominican Republic
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Our final @covcampus student experience video for this series is with our final year Geography & Natural Hazards student Ross. In this video with @CHillButler Ross talks about his placement at @EastleighBC and how his degree has helped him so far! youtu.be/k5jEV1oFLSA
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Meet our excellent Geography & Natural Hazards student Damon who spent his placement year working for NEO in the Netherlands! In this video he talks about how he got his placement, what he learnt and how his degree has helped him so far with @CHillButler youtu.be/bBSRyUF1ovs
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A Geography degree from @covcampus can open up so many opportunities! Please watch our video with our former BSc Geography student James Boddey who now works for @AECOM as a Graduate Flood Risk Consultant @drcraiglashford youtu.be/zbNYkQgjmp4
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We have a long history of offering our students placements at @covcampus! Our final year Geography & Natural Hazards student Kaier talks about her experience working for @JacobsConnects and volunteering at Colima Volcano @CIIV_Colima with @udec_oficial youtu.be/9aZLlUnc8gE