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About the Project Supervisors: Prof Paul Kemp, Dr Andrew Vowles Project Rationale Light plays a governing role in the life of most freshwater fish, influencing behaviours such as time of peak activity, foraging, predator avoidance, collective movement and migration. These
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About the Project Supervisory Team: Prof Paul Kemp, Dr Andrew Vowles Project description Globally, freshwater fish have economic, ecological and cultural value. Freshwater ecosystems are the most degraded of all environments, and fish are one of the most threatened groups of
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SHAASAN Webinar I – Sustainable Hydropower in South America hosted by the University of Concepcion and University of Southampton. 14th July 2021 2.00pm BST Hector Vera- Alcaraz, Paul Kemp and Oscar Link introduced the SHAASAN network in this webinar hosted
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CDT Sustainable Infrastructure for Cities Early Stage Researchers and Supervisors attended the RIBES Network School āFundamentals of Fish Characteristicsā that was hosted by the University of Southampton on TEAMS from 22-25 March 2021. Prof Paul Kemp, Prof Paul White, Dr
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The Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Infrastructure Systems would like to share an update of some of our projects with you at the 6th Annual conference. This year our CDT Sustainable Infrastructure Systems students will be teaming up with the new
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Advanced tracking methods and machine learning for multi-modal monitoring of fish behaviour Supervisors: Prof Paul White and Prof Paul Kemp Research Group: Signal Processing, Audio and Hearing Group Having graduated as BEng Underwater Acoustics Engineering at Northwestern Polytechnical University, I
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Urban light pollution: Understanding impacts on aquatic environments. Supervisors: Dr. Andrew Vowles, Prof. Paul KempĀ Ā Research Group: International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research (ICER) I studied BSc (Hons) Marine Biology at the University of Plymouth, followed by MSc Oceanography at the
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Quantification of fish response to multimodal signals Supervisors: Prof Paul Kemp and Prof Paul White Research Group: International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research (ICER) Since my undergraduate studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, I have been interested in understanding how
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Supervisory team: Prof Paul Kemp and Prof Paul WhiteĀ Centre of Excellence: In-situ and Remote Intelligent Sensing (IRIS) Project description The project aims to help develop more environmentally sensitive hydropower for developing nations in South America, Africa and Asia by
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Postgraduate Researcher: Luocheng Wu Supervisor: Prof Paul White, Prof Paul Kemp Project description This project will develop advanced tracking method for the analysis of fish behavior. There will be two main aspects to this research. The first based on developing
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Postgraduate Researcher: Philip EricssonSupervisor: Prof Paul Kemp Co-supervisor: Prof Paul White Research Group: International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research Project Description Fish have significant economic, ecological and cultural value. Freshwater ecosystems are the most degraded of all environments, and as a consequence, freshwater
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Supervisors: Professor Paul Kemp & Professor Paul White Project Description The project aims to help develop more environmentally sensitive hydropower for Europe and developing nations (e.g. in South America and Asia) by advancing and translating sensor technology in two key
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Postgraduate Researcher: Matt Hatfield Supervisors: Dr Andrew Vowles, Prof Paul Kemp Research Group: International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research (ICER) Project Description The world has undergone wide-scale urbanisation in recent decades. From 1950-2018 the number of people living in cities grew
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