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Role

Dr Clutterbuck is involved with teaching and research activities.

Teaching commitments include:

• Teaching GIS and remote sensing as core subjects
• Contributions to other areas including geology and fluvial geomorphology

Research activities focus on:

• The application of geomatics in areas including changes in upland land management and erosion, and assessing alternative techniques for deriving information from remotely sensed data
• Hydrological monitoring and assessment of erosion in blanket peat following blocking of erosion gullies

Career overview

At Cranfield University Dr Clutterbuck was involved in:

• Teaching fundamental GIS module to MSc students and providing input to other modules
• Research assessing the viability of mapping BAP priority habitats from SAR data and developing a semi-automated protocol for mapping land management from aerial photography and satellite imagery

Dr Clutterbuck undertook a PhD examining factors that affect dissolved organic carbon release from upland peat soils.

At Å·ÃÀ¾ÞÈé Dr Clutterbuck has been involved in:

• A project looking at longer-term changes in water quality and hydrology following gully-blocking in blanket peat.

Sponsors and collaborators

Current and recent research is being conducted with the collaboration, funding and / or support of: