Outputs (106)

Geographies of gentrification and tourism (2011)
Book Chapter
Wilson, J., & Tallon, A. (2011). Geographies of gentrification and tourism. In J. Wilson (Ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Tourism Geographies (103-112). London: Routledge

Multiple models to inform climate change policy: A pragmatic response to the 'beyond the ABC' debate (2011)
Journal Article
Wilson, C., & Chatterton, T. (2011). Multiple models to inform climate change policy: A pragmatic response to the 'beyond the ABC' debate. Environment and Planning A, 43(12), 2781-2787. https://doi.org/10.1068/a44404

We have followed with interest the debate in this journal between Shove (2010; 2011) and Whitmarsh & colleagues (2011) on contrasting theoretical approaches and representations of pro-environmental behaviour and social change, and of the potential, r... Read More about Multiple models to inform climate change policy: A pragmatic response to the 'beyond the ABC' debate.

Climate justice (2011)
Presentation / Conference
Bell, K. (2011, December). Climate justice. Presented at National Latin America Conference, London, England

A discussion of climate justice in Latin America, focussing on Bolivia, Cuba and Venezuela.

An extreme comparison of two downscaling approaches using Bayes factors (2011)
Presentation / Conference
Chun, K., Wheater, H., & Onof, C. (2011, December). An extreme comparison of two downscaling approaches using Bayes factors. Poster presented at AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco

Extreme rainfall events are the long-standing hydrological interest of flood defence and water resources management. Although traditional extreme value theory allows stationary extreme assessment, recent development of rainfall downscaling approaches... Read More about An extreme comparison of two downscaling approaches using Bayes factors.

Ecological notes on the Annulated Treeboa (Corallus annulatus) from a Costa Rican lowland tropical wet forest (2011)
Journal Article
Lewis, T. R., Grant, P. B., Henderson, R. W., Figueroa, A., & Dunn, M. D. (2011). Ecological notes on the Annulated Treeboa (Corallus annulatus) from a Costa Rican lowland tropical wet forest. Reptiles & Amphibians, 18(4), 202-207

The Annulated Treeboa (Corallus annulatus) is one of nine currently recognized species in the boid genus Corallus. Its disjunct range extends from eastern Guatemala into northern Honduras, southeastern Nicaragua, northeastern Costa Rica, and southwes... Read More about Ecological notes on the Annulated Treeboa (Corallus annulatus) from a Costa Rican lowland tropical wet forest.

Characterisation and sediment-source linkages of intertidal sediment of the UK's north Sefton Coast using magnetic and textural properties: Findings and limitations (2011)
Journal Article
Worsley, A. T., Holden, V. J., Booth, C., & Lymbery, G. (2011). Characterisation and sediment-source linkages of intertidal sediment of the UK's north Sefton Coast using magnetic and textural properties: Findings and limitations. Ocean Dynamics, 61(12), 2157-2179. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10236-011-0448-x

Sediment pathways and links to offshore processes are considered in the textural and magnetic characteristics of sediments of the intertidal flats and salt marshes of the north Sefton Coast, UK. In addition, sediment from a range of intertidal, marin... Read More about Characterisation and sediment-source linkages of intertidal sediment of the UK's north Sefton Coast using magnetic and textural properties: Findings and limitations.

An introduction to thinking about 'energy behaviour': A multi-model approach (2011)
Other
Chatterton, T. (2011). An introduction to thinking about 'energy behaviour': A multi-model approach. Department of Energy and Climate Change website

Human beings are not simple to understand. Even if they were, most of us now live in a complex world that has allowed us to become detached from the natural patterns and drivers that have shaped humans and human consciousness over millennia of evolu... Read More about An introduction to thinking about 'energy behaviour': A multi-model approach.

Engineers and planners: Sustainable water management alliances (2011)
Journal Article
Potter, K., Ward, S., Shaw, D., Macdonald, N., White, I., Fischer, T., …Kellagher, R. (2011). Engineers and planners: Sustainable water management alliances. Proceedings of the ICE - Engineering Sustainability, 164(4), 239-246. https://doi.org/10.1680/ensu.2011.164.4.239

In the future, increasing pressure will inevitably be placed on the spatial planning system to improve its consideration of water management issues. Emerging challenges include designing for climatic extremes, reducing flood risk, managing increasing... Read More about Engineers and planners: Sustainable water management alliances.

The role of rock surface hardness and internal moisture in tafoni development in sandstone (2011)
Journal Article
Viles, H. A., & Mol, L. (2012). The role of rock surface hardness and internal moisture in tafoni development in sandstone. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 37(3), 301-314. https://doi.org/10.1002/esp.2252

The development of cavernous weathering features such as tafoni remains poorly understood. In particular, the roles played by internal moisture and case hardening remain unclear. In this study, Electric Resistivity Tomography (ERT) has been used to m... Read More about The role of rock surface hardness and internal moisture in tafoni development in sandstone.

Report on data analysis and GHG emissions estimates related to travel choice (EU FP7 CATCH Project Deliverable 3.2) (2011)
Report
Waygood, E., Chatterton, T., & Avineri, E. (2011). Report on data analysis and GHG emissions estimates related to travel choice (EU FP7 CATCH Project Deliverable 3.2)

This report describes the objectives and activities defined and carried out by task 3.2 “Data Collection/Collation/Specification” within Work Package 3 in CATCH. The Carbon Aware Travel Choice (CATCH) project was developed in response to the FP7 c... Read More about Report on data analysis and GHG emissions estimates related to travel choice (EU FP7 CATCH Project Deliverable 3.2).