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Kevin Hiscock

@ProfKHiscock

Follow this site to keep up with Kevin's latest experiences in the area of surface water and groundwater research.

Joined June 2012
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Kevin Hiscock Reposted

Applications are now open for 20 competition-funded PhD studentships in UEA’s School of Environmental Sciences! 🌳 ⛅️ 🌊 Plus student-led, scholarship-funded applications in the environmental social sciences. uea.ac.uk/about/school-o… Deadlines from 27 November 2024. #uea #PhD

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Day 3 of the ARIES DTP Summer School at the Marine Station in Plymouth and we are enjoying a well earned paella on the balcony in front of the harbour. An impressive group of postgraduate researchers!

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Are you a student interested in big data and the environment? We have a new MSc Data Science for Environmental Science! Come and join us at UEA @ueaenv uea.ac.uk/course/postgra…

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Much of East Anglia is covered by mid-Pleistocene glacial deposits such as the chalky boulder clay. In our new J Hydrol paper we show how lithology affects pore water isotope and hydrochemical profiles with emphasis on agriculture nitrate. See doi.org/10.1016/j.jhyd… @ueaenv

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Great to get started on the EU FARMWISE project investigating climate impacts on water resources for European agriculture including a UK case study in the Wensum catchment. The kick off meeting is at the grand Hypoteket building in Lund, Sweden. Impressive lamp shades @ueaenv

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Here is our recent paper demonstrating the storage of water underground in the Suffolk Crag (sand & gravel) aquifer for later abstraction for irrigation water use. Managed aquifer recharge (#MAR) for the sustainable development of water resources. authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S03… @ueaenv

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Our new paper on the denitrification potential of clay loam soils using the dual-isotopes of nitrate measured in field drainage in the River Wensum catchment headwaters @ueaenv See article link: authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S08…

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New publication exploring water quality nutrient credits: "Export Coefficient Modelling of Nutrient Neutrality to Protect Aquatic Habitats in the River Wensum Catchment, UK" mdpi.com/2498504 #mdpienvironments via @Environ_MDPI

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Spare the Mimmshall Brook a thought where it is canalised under the M25 at South Mimms!

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Startling fact: the Earth has lost enough groundwater by abstraction to tilt its axis of rotation. Net water lost from aquifers between 1993-2010 is estimated to be >2 trillion tons, causing the geographic North Pole to shift at 4.36 cm per year. Go to: doi.org/10.1029/2023GL…


Kevin Hiscock Reposted

We have a PhD studentship on investigating coastal stability using optical fibres. The project starts this October and the candidate will be part of the ARIES DTP. Application deadline 19th May. Details are here and happy to chat about this opportunity: aries-dtp.ac.uk/studentships/b…


Good to see the Interreg 2 Seas FRESH4Cs project featured in Defra's recent integrated Plan for Water. See the video from 1:34 - 1:54 with the SoS at the King's Fleet pumping station, Felixstowe, Suffolk @ueaenv @uearesearch @Vlakwa

Today, we’ve set out our #PlanforWater to achieve cleaner, more plentiful water for people and nature. 💧 Commitments cover: 🏗️ increased investment in infrastructure 🚫 stronger regulation 🏞️ tougher enforcement for polluters Read more: gov.uk/government/new…



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Rainfall trends over the Amazon Basin (1981-2020): - Northern and western portions have been facing more rainfall (blue) - Southern portions, the opposite (red). One of the consequences are record-breaking floods along the Amazon River in the last decade.

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When I left @uniofeastanglia in 1979 I told myself I'd write a book. Well, 44 years later I finally have: an illustrated collection of my Guardian Country Diary columns. Thanks to @ueaenv for providing the background for my environment writing. Published by @graffeg_books

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Start of the day for the FRESH4Cs final conference in Ipswich to learn from the 6 projects demonstrating sustainable freshwater resource solutions in lowland coastal areas in the UK, Belgium and The Netherlands @ueaenv @UEAResearch @Vlakwa

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Recent rain risks flooding but here we see the benefit of connecting a river with its floodplain for storing and then gradually releasing water as levels subside. This is the Yare (on left), downstream of the Colney gauging station. Data from: environment.data.gov.uk/hydrology/stat… @ueaenv

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"For fountains, they are a Great Beauty and Refreshment; but Pools mar all, and make the Garden unwholesome, and full of Flies and Frogs." — Sir Francis Bacon, Of Gardens, 1625. How times change: ponds are valuable ecosystems.

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Undeterred by subzero temperatures, successfully water sampling in the Broads Bure Marshes. Thanks to Natural England for their tenacity! ⁦@ueaenv⁩ ⁦@NaturalEngland

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Chilly morning (-5 degrees Celsius) water sampling in the Broads Bure marshes. A trail of broken ice in the wake of our small boat, here on Hoveton Great Broad! @ueaenv

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A seemingly melting sky over Norfolk this afternoon. #BigSky

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