Alison Hendry

Biography

Alison Hendry is a Chartered Geologist with over 14 years’ experience in environmental geochemistry and water quality impact assessments. Alison began her career researching the geochemical soil mineral surface associations of uranium resulting from the use of depleted uranium (DU) munitions in the Balkans, and utilising isotope geochemistry to assess the mobility of uranium from nuclear process plants in the UK. She has worked on a diverse range of geochemical characterisation (acid and metalliferous drainage, AMD) assessments for mine sites, predictive pit lake water quality assessments, water quality compliance reporting, contaminated site investigations, remediation design projects, landfill hydrogeological risk assessments and environmental impact assessments. Alison has extensive field experience of sampling environmental media for assessment, and has gained experience in hydrogeological testing and assessment methods including drilling supervision, well installation design and permeability testing. Alison also has wide experience in data management and the analysis and interpretation of geochemical and hydrogeological data, including the use of a range of geochemical and hydrogeological modelling software and 3D data manipulation and visualisation using Leapfrog. 

Research Interest

 geophysics