Chris Bradley

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Chris Bradley’s current and research includes:

Hydrodynamics of floodplain wetlands: Ongoing work seeks to advance ways to investigate the hydrology of lowland floodplain wetlands and includes the modelling of shallow groundwater flows and river-aquifer interaction. Specific research projects have included the modelling of transient water table variations on floodplain wetlands using the USGS groundwater modelling programme, MODFLOW
Soil-water fluxes in macro-porous soils: Projects have examined water flow through peat deposits and in a cracking clay soil to investigate the factors contributing to macro-pore flow
Hydrology of permeable catchments: A recently completed project investigated surfacewater-groundwater interactions in a permeable chalk catchment in the UK (the River Lambourn)

Dr Bradley welcomes enquiries from prospective doctoral researchers in his areas of interest.

Research activity per year

55 Article
5 Chapter
5 Conference contribution
4 Book/Film/Article review
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2024
Investigating SST's Role in Seasonal Climate Variations: A WRF Model Analysis in the Tropical Zone, Thailand
Lerdrittipong, S., Zhong, J., Widmann, M., Bradley, C. & Dixon, S., 11 Mar 2024, EGU General Assembly 2024. EGU24-21379
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2018

High frequency DOM dynamics in urban rivers revealed by in-situ fluorometry
Bradley, C., Croghan, D., Khamis, K., Van Loon, A., Sadler, J. & Hannah, D., 13 Apr 2018, Geophysical Research Abstracts. European Geosciences Union, Vol. 20. 1 p. 10263
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2017
Characterising event-based DOM inputs to an urban watershed
Croghan, D., Bradley, C., Hannah, D., Sadler, J. & Van Loon, A., 11 Dec 2017, AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts. American Geophysical Union, GC14C-07
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

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In-situ fluorometers reveal high frequency dynamics in dissolved organic matter for urban rivers
Croghan, D., Bradley, C., Khamis, K., Sadler, J. & Van Loon, A., 11 Dec 2017, AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts. American Geophysical Union, B41K-07
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

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2014
Linking variations in large-scale climatic circulation and high groundwater levels in southern England
Lavers, D. A., Hannah, D. M. & Bradley, C., 2014, IAHS-AISH Proceedings and Reports. Copernicus Publications, Vol. 363. p. 102-106 5 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Chris Bradley

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Investigating SST's Role in Seasonal Climate Variations: A WRF Model Analysis in the Tropical Zone, Thailand

High frequency DOM dynamics in urban rivers revealed by in-situ fluorometry

Characterising event-based DOM inputs to an urban watershed

In-situ fluorometers reveal high frequency dynamics in dissolved organic matter for urban rivers

Linking variations in large-scale climatic circulation and high groundwater levels in southern England