Prof Paul Brewer
BSc Geography (UCW) PhD (Aberystwyth)
Professor
Contact Details
- Email: pqb@aber.ac.uk
- Office: E2, Llandinam Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 622586
- Research Portal Profile
Profile
- 2015-present Professor of Physical Geography
- 2013-2015 Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography, Aberystwyth University
- 1993-2012 - Lecturer in Physical Geography, Aberystwyth University
- 1987-1993 Research Assistant (UWA)
- 1987 BSc Geography (UCW)
- Member of Centre for Catchment and Coastal Research (CCCR) Executive Committee
- Director of Fluvio river basin consultancy
Additional Information
- AU Quality Assurance Committee
- AU Research Degrees Board
- IGHPP Executive Committee
- DGES Executive Committee
- DGES and IGHPP Director of Postgraduate Studies
- DGES Postgraduate Exam Board Chair
- DGES Learning and Teaching Committee
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- DA22420 - Gwaith Maes Daearyddiaeth
- GS10610 - Earth Surface Environments
- GS22420 - Geography Fieldwork
- GS29420 - Wales Fieldtrip
- GS29220 - New Zealand Fieldtrip
- GS21820 - Field Skills
- GS29620 - Crete Fieldtrip
- GS25320 - Berlin Fieldtrip
- GS25210 - Catchment Systems
Blackboard Dept Admin
- DA34040 - Traethawd Estynedig Daearyddiaeth
- GS25110 - Environmental Science Tutorial Level 2
- GS28720 - Placing Politics
- GS32020 - Earth Observation from Satellites and Aircraft
- GS32330 - The Quaternary History of Svalbard (UNIS)
- GS33120 - Palaeoenvironmental Change Beyond the Ice Sheets
- GS34040 - Geography Dissertation
- DA10610 - Amgylcheddau Wyneb y Ddaear
- DA22110 - Tiwtorial Daearyddiaeth Lefel 2
- DA22510 - Geomorffoleg Afonol
- GS22110 - Level 2 Geography Tutorial
- GS23810 - Quantitative Analysis of Geographical Data
- GS36820 - Geographies of the Global Countryside
- GS37920 - Geographies of Memory
- GS10410 - Global Ecology and Soil Systems
- GS32230 - Arctic Hydrology and Climate Change (UNIS)
- GS34220 - Geography Joint Honours/Major Project
- DA28720 - Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
- DA34220 - Prosiect Daearyddiaeth Anrhydedd Cyfun/Prif Bwnc
- EAM3060 - Research Dissertation in Geographical Information Systems/Remote Sensing
- GS11710 - The Dynamic Earth
- GS20320 - Environmental Science Fieldwork
- GS30120 - Environmental Geochemistry
- GS33720 - People, Climate and Environment: a Palaeoenvironmental Perspective
- DA10810 - Newid Hinsawdd
- EAM1120 - Advanced Research Skills 1: science communication and data analysis
- GS28520 - Placing Culture
- DA10910 - Methodoleg Maes Amgylcheddol
- DA32220 - Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas
- EAM2920 - Remote Sensing Issues
- EAM3620 - Skills in Remote Sensing
- GS12210 - The Atmosphere and the Water Cycle
- GS23710 - Geographical Information Systems
- GS32430 - Arctic Marine Geology (UNIS)
- GS37520 - Urban Risk and Environmental Resilience
- GGM3120 - Key Concepts and Debates in Human Geography
- GS10810 - Climate Change: Impacts, Perceptions, Adaptations
- GS30420 - Volcanic Activity: Hazards and Environmental Change
- GS31030 - Pollution in the Arctic (UNIS)
- GS32820 - Geographical Information Systems
- GS36220 - Landscapes of British Modernity
- GGM2860 - MA Dissertation
- GS11810 - The Geological Evolution of the British Isles
- GS22310 - Laboratory Techniques
- GS22810 - Geohazards
Attendance Dept Admin
- GS10410 - Global Ecology and Soil Systems
- GS10610 - Earth Surface Environments
- GS20320 - Environmental Science Fieldwork
- GS25210 - Catchment Systems
- GS32230 - Arctic Hydrology and Climate Change (UNIS)
- GS33120 - Palaeoenvironmental Change Beyond the Ice Sheets
- GS33720 - People, Climate and Environment: a Palaeoenvironmental Perspective
- DA10610 - Amgylcheddau Wyneb y Ddaear
- DA34220 - Prosiect Daearyddiaeth Anrhydedd Cyfun/Prif Bwnc
- EAM2920 - Remote Sensing Issues
- GS22110 - Level 2 Geography Tutorial
- GS22310 - Laboratory Techniques
- GS22810 - Geohazards
- GS34040 - Geography Dissertation
- GS36820 - Geographies of the Global Countryside
- GS37920 - Geographies of Memory
- DA22110 - Tiwtorial Daearyddiaeth Lefel 2
- DA34040 - Traethawd Estynedig Daearyddiaeth
- GGM3120 - Key Concepts and Debates in Human Geography
- GS10810 - Climate Change: Impacts, Perceptions, Adaptations
- GS36220 - Landscapes of British Modernity
- DA22420 - Gwaith Maes Daearyddiaeth
- DA28720 - Lleoli Gwleidyddiaeth
- EAM3060 - Research Dissertation in Geographical Information Systems/Remote Sensing
- GS11810 - The Geological Evolution of the British Isles
- GS32330 - The Quaternary History of Svalbard (UNIS)
- GS32820 - Geographical Information Systems
- GGM2860 - MA Dissertation
- GS25110 - Environmental Science Tutorial Level 2
- GS28520 - Placing Culture
- GS32430 - Arctic Marine Geology (UNIS)
- EAM1120 - Advanced Research Skills 1: science communication and data analysis
- GS22420 - Geography Fieldwork
- GS30420 - Volcanic Activity: Hazards and Environmental Change
- GS34220 - Geography Joint Honours/Major Project
- GS37520 - Urban Risk and Environmental Resilience
- DA22510 - Geomorffoleg Afonol
- GS23710 - Geographical Information Systems
- GS30120 - Environmental Geochemistry
- GS32020 - Earth Observation from Satellites and Aircraft
- DA10810 - Newid Hinsawdd
- DA10910 - Methodoleg Maes Amgylcheddol
- DA32220 - Cenedlaetholdeb a chymdeithas
- GS11710 - The Dynamic Earth
- GS23810 - Quantitative Analysis of Geographical Data
- GS28720 - Placing Politics
- GS31030 - Pollution in the Arctic (UNIS)
Lecturer
- GS25320 - Berlin Fieldtrip
- EAM5220 - Advanced Skills in Geographic Information Systems
- GS29620 - Crete Fieldtrip
- GS29420 - Wales Fieldtrip
- GS22420 - Geography Fieldwork
- GS29220 - New Zealand Fieldtrip
Coordinator
Research
Research Interests
Geomorphology, fluvial processes, channel pattern change, siltation and sedimentation problems, impacts of tailings dam failures and metal mining activity on fluvial systems.
DGES Projects (Principle Investigator)
- COWEB - Citizen Observatory Web. Funded by EU FP7
DGES Projects (Affiliated With)
- Virtual Observatory. Funded by NERC.
- Impacts of hydrological variability on material transfers through the river estuary transition zone. Funded by NERC.
Current PhD Students
Postdoctoral Supervision
- Dr Barry Evans