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Dr Niamh Cullen Awarded GSI Funding | School of History and GeographyCongratulations to Dr. Niamh Cullen who has been awarded funding through the Geological Survey of Irelands Targeted Calls in partnership with colleagues from Trinity College Dublin, University of the Algarve and Williams College. The project will quantify cliff recession at different scales and timeframes using Persistent Scatterer Interferometry Synthetic Aperture Radar (PS-InSAR) and Structure from Motion (SfM) photogrammetry techniques. The project will also utilise numerical analyses and modelling to help identify the main factors driving erosion. Dr. Niamh Cullen is Assistant Professor in Climate and Environmental sustainability in the School of History and Geography at DCU.

GSI Geoscience 2024

We recently participated in the GSI Geoscience 2024 Conference in Dublin. This year’s event brought together experts from diverse fields of geoscience, and we had the privilege of presenting a poster on one of the most pressing coastal issues: rock cliff erosion.

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