- School of Environmental Sciences
- University of East Anglia
- Norwich
- NR4 7TJ
- UK
- +44 (0)1603 591343
Email: paul.munday‘at’uea.ac.uk
Paul is in the second year of a PhD supervised by Dr. Andy Jones, Prof. Andrew Lovett and Dr Paul Dolman. My PhD is funded by both NERC and the ESRC.
The research utilises a multi-disciplinary approach to visualise and investigate the impacts of climate change upon the Norfolk Broads. Socio-economic and climate change scenarios are adopted as a tool to explore the types, and diversity, of changes that may occur over the next century. The study incorporates a range of GIS techniques including: sea level rise modelling using Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) and cellular-automata based land use change modelling software to derive future landscape change within Broadland. The output of which will drive 3-dimensional computer visualisations of the Broads to 2100. The final stage of the study will determine the manner by which the visualisations could be employed to facilitate decision-making on future management. The research is of great significance to the local landscape and to the management of unique sensitive environments.
Paul has a BSc in Geography/Physical Geography from Oxford Brookes University and an MSc in Climate Change from the University of East Anglia.
PhD Title
Visualising Future Wetland Landscapes
Research interests
Climate change
Landscape visualisation and animation
GIS applications in the context of climate change
Research Affiliation
Zuckerman Institute for Connective Environmental
Research