Edward Fleming Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Involved in projects relating to fluvial geomorphology, river restoration, chalk streams, sediment provenance (fingerprinting), fine sediment management, sediment dynamics, sediment budget analysis, Quaternary geology, sedimentology, coastal erosion, stage 0 restoration, river scour and erosion, modular river surveys, landscape evolution, flood risk.

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Brampton, England, United Kingdom

• Environment Agency representative on the Resilientogether project, one of the 25 Defra-funded Flood and coastal resilience innovation fund projects (FCRIP). The project aims to use innovative technology to help manage.
• Working with a range of partners and stakeholders, steering the project through the EA funding process, disseminating guidance to the group and ensuring the aims of the project align with traditional schemes operating.
• Investigating the use of nature-based solutions within the project.

Brampton, England, United Kingdom

• Flood Risk Advisor at the Environment Agency (PSO). In this role, I design, develop and deliver a programme of capital projects for flood risk management in the Great Ouse Catchment.
• Project management and technical support to FCERM strategies, studies and schemes. Using my knowledge of natural processes to implement nature-based solutions for the long-term management of the Great Ouse Tidal River.
• Coordinating internal (EP, H&T, AP, FBG) and external stakeholders (NGOs, LLFAs IDBs) and consultants such that effective FCERM solutions can be delivered.
• Helping RMAs develop and deliver their own FCERM schemes, providing support with business cases and EA funding processes.
• Technical reviewer of business cases for the Great Ouse Assurance Group.
• Developed the use of drone-based photogrammetry to help with monitoring and surveillance of nature-based approaches to FCERM.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

• Sedimentologist, specialising in fluvial, coastal, estuarine and deltaic environments. Working at CASP, a not-for-profit charitable trust conducting field, literature and analysis-based research in sedimentary basins.
• Conducted field, sedimentological and multi-proxy provenance studies on outcrop and borehole samples in order to understand sedimentary environments of Svalbard and the Barents Shelf.
• Involved in all stages of project development from the initial setup, including developing research themes, meeting stakeholders and securing multi-million-pound funding.
• Extensive data analysis and interpretation using statistical applications and programming experience in R and presentation of outputs using GIS.
• Responsible for the production of technical reports and the presentation of results to clients and industry partners.
• Introduced drone-based photogrammetry for surveying field sites and integrated the process into the organisation.

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Demonstrator for the undergraduate Cornwall and Dorset fieldtrips

Birmingham

• Demonstrator in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences, contributing to modules in Sedimentology, Hydrogeology and undergraduate field trips (Assynt, Bude, Cornwall, Jurassic Coast).
• Leadership experience, through the supervision of MSc students.Key skills: Teaching, Lecturing, Mentoring

Birmingham, United Kingdom

• Scientific research into glacial sedimentology and geomorphology as part of PhD studies
• Conducted analysis of glacial and glacio-fluvial landsystems in England (Norfolk), Svalbard and Greenland.
• Utilised facies analysis, petrography, fabric analysis, TEM and SEM microscopy, XRD, X-Ray CT scanning and micromorphology to reconstruct past glacial environments.
• Presentation of research at a range of international conferences and high-profile journals.

Llanelli, Wales, United Kingdom

Working on a three-week project to investigate the Petroleum Prospectivity of the East Irish Sea Basin in Block 110/13. Project included an introduction to the EISB, assessment of reservoir geology, geochemical analysis, seismic interpretation, prospect generation, risk analysis and drilling recommendations.

Aylesbury

Field Sampler for The Geochemical Baselines Survey of the Environment (G-BASE) project, involving the collection of soil, water and sediment samples for a systematic survey to establish a geochemical baseline across the United Kingdom.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography, Earth And Environmental Science (Geomorphology & Sedimentology)

The study of modern and ancient glacial environments in the UK, Greenland and Norway

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Geomorphology & Sedimentology

External PhD at UNIS and the University of Birmingham

10 Etcs (European Credit Transfer And Accumulation System), Glaciology And Glacial Landsystems, Grade A

Postgraduate course in Glaciology

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Geology, First Class

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