Assistant Professor in Remote Sensing/Earth Observation, Volcanology & Natural Hazard Assessment @ Coventry University

Joined March 2014
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
10 Jul 2023
Be sure to check out this week's edition of the #Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles! 🌋
New satellite communication technology is being tested at Yellowstone monitoring stations and could have a big impact on how real-time data are collected and transmitted to YVO scientists. Today's #Yellowstone #CalderaCahronicles transmits the details. ow.ly/g61x50OR9Ay
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Scotland has reached a milestone in creating the world's first #RewildingNation📣 A definition of #rewilding now exists for use by the Scottish Government and wider public sector, endorsed by the Scottish Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser. Why it matters ⬇️🧵 (1/4)
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
4 Jul 2023
What turns a hazard into a disaster? ⚠️ bit.ly/3zfZhzv
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
#Copernicus for #water quality monitoring #Sargassum blooms are continuing to reach the shores of the Caribbean islands & affect their beaches On 25 June, #Copernicus #Sentinel2🇪🇺🛰️ captured a swath of sargassum several km long approaching the east coast of Dominica Island🇩🇲
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
9 Feb 2023
Newly available Maxar satellite imagery shows several hundred meters long surface rupture with horizontal displacements up to 4m near Nurdağı, Gaziantep province, Turkey.
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Today's M7.8 earthquake in Turkey occurred in the East Anatolian Fault zone. Although this fault is a known hazard, the quake is unusual. Today's M7.8 released >2x as much energy as the largest recorded quakes in the region (M7.4). Image credit: Kyle Bradley 1/
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
6 Feb 2023
Seismic waves from the M7.8 (USGS) earthquake in Southern Turkey crossing Europe. Each dot is a seismic station. (GMV) ds.iris.edu/spud/gmv/2083226…
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
#PhD projects available on @FindaPhD: ➡️The relationship between vegetation and morphology in saltmarsh restoration schemes findaphd.com/phds/projectdet… ➡️The role of grazing in ecosystem service delivery in saltmarsh restoration schemes findaphd.com/phds/projectdet… Email me for more info

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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
'Rights of way are vectors that #geographers can use to better understand the politics of space,' - Joe Thorogood, @hastie_PhD, and @CHillButler (@CovGeography) in their #TIBG paper, now in Early View: doi.org/10.1111/tran.12514
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Fascinating drone footage looking down into a volcanic eruption from above. Credit: Bjorn Steinbekk

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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Curious about #supereruptions? Check out this review by Wilson et al on these explosive #volcano eruptions 🌋🌋 nature.com/articles/s43017-0… (free to read rdcu.be/cFP2T)
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
A pressure surge from the latest eruption of the Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai volcano in Tonga has been observed in our weather stations across the country this evening. Note, times are in UTC, so 0600 is 7pm NZ Time.
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Incredible satellite imagery from Himawari capturing a new year eruption at Hunga Tonga Hunga Haapai. The information available through remote sensing is continuing increasing and this demonstrates a critical use!
High-resolution Himawari satellite imagery of the #HungaTongaHungaHaapai volcanic eruption in Tonga 🌋 Our climate stations recorded a brief spike in air pressure as the atmospheric shock wave pulsed across New Zealand.
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Charley Hill-Butler retweeted
Tonga's Hunga Tonga volcano just had one of the most violent volcano eruptions ever captured on satellite.
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New in #TIBG: 'Public access, private land and spatial politics: The geographical Importance of the Right of Way in Coventry, England' by Joe Thorogood,@hastie_PhD, and @CHillButler (@CovGeography): doi.org/10.1111/tran.12514
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Ever thought about what would happen if you lost access to a public right of way that wasn’t recorded?! Myself and my brilliant colleagues have reviewed an example of this for Coventry @hastie_PhD @CovGeography
Thrilled to see this paper in Transcations @RGS_IBG with Joe Thorogood and @CHillButler. It's all about how #geographers can help protect threatened Rights of Way by drawing from landscape studies, #urban natures, #GIS and open-source geospatial #research rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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A world first - drone imagery from inside a hurricane noaa.gov/news-release/world-…