Dr Hannah Power
Environmental and Life Sciences
Newcastle University
Australia
Biography
Dr Hannah Power is a lecturer and coastal scientist in the Environmental and Climate Change Research Group (ECCRG) within the School of Environmental and Life Sciences. Hannah's primary research focuses on the study of coastal processes and geomorphology of sandy beaches. Of particular interest to Hannah are the hydrodynamics of waves after breaking and the implications this has for sediment transport and swash zone processes. Hannah's interests also extend to the processes and geomorphology of coral reef systems as well as beach erosion and coastal hazards such as storm surge and tsunami. Hannah has experience in coastal hydrodynamics, coastal and reef geomorphology, sediment transport, hydrodynamic modelling, statistical analysis, computer programming, remote sensing, and GIS/spatial analysis.
Research Interest
Physical Oceanography, Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience , Civil Engineering
Publications
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Kinsela MA, Power HE, Stringari CE, Kendall M, Morris BD, Hanslow DJ. WAVE PROCESSES AND OVERWASH HAZARD ON A HIGH-ENERGY ROCK PLATFORM.
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Baldock TE, Moura T, Power HE. Video-Based Remote Sensing of Surf Zone Conditions. IEEE Potentials. 2017 Mar;36(2):35-41.
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VILA-CONCEJO AN, HARRIS DL, POWER HE. SAND TRANSPORT IN CORAL REEFS: ARE LAGOONS INFILLING?. InThe Proceedings of the Coastal Sediments 2015 2015.
