Tree crown level radiometers installation this week in Brazil 👌🏽
Beans growing in a tropical dry forest.
Fresh dendrometer in a couple of Commiphora leptophloeos (locally known by the Indigenous name 'Umburana de Cambão'). Next month we will be installing below/above canopy radiometers and sap flow sensors.
So far this week: dendrometer, wood (stem) moisture sensor, and sap flow sensor, all surrounded with radiometers (4 components) above and below this tree, all this in 4 dominant trees. #UFRB #INSA #UFCG
Decolonising hydrology: Reflecting on positionalities for sustainable and just futures. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Here is a new short and didactic video within the scope of our ESRC/UKRI 3R project: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeX9.... Great contributions from @infracursions.bsky.social led by @amypenfield.bsky.social, narration by @pedrosrlima.bsky.social. PT version at www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QXp... #watercycle
Research Associate/Fellow in Amazon Palaeoecology (Fixed Term) www.simplyhired.co.uk/job/yu073BU3...
Fieldwork in a rural area in Brazil this month, where we are instrumenting water monitoring systems with local residents to understand the impacts of drought on community water supply and crop production.
Cats and I on a empty campus day due to Carnival. #notAI
Colonialism continues to have an enduring impact on hydrological research, practice, and education. This paper examines the colonial legacy in hydrolo…
