About me:
I am a surface-process-modeller and cosmogenic-nuclide-practitioner at the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC). Member of SUERC-Cosmo. I work in the National Environmental Isotope Facility (NEIF-Cosmo), feeding 10Be, 26Al and 36Cl data and data analysis on radioactive and stable cosmonuclides to UK scientists and international collaborators.
Here you can find my CV and information about some pieces of code, mostly MATLAB/Octave, that might be useful to other researchers.
Research interests:
Geochronology, Cosmogenic Isotopes, Numerical Modeling, Earth Surface Processes, Glacial Geomorphology, Tectonic Geomorphology.
CV & publication lists:
Curriculum Vitae:
– Online: University of Glasgow – WordPress
– PDF: FECYT – Abbreviated CV – Extended CV
Publications: ORCID , Web of Science (Publons) , Google Scholar, Scopus, Researchgate
Latest posts and code:
The NUNAIT calculator
he NUNAtak Ice Thinning (NUNAIT) calculator is an easy-to-use MATLAB/Octave tool that constrains parameters describing the geological history of a nunatak from a set of surface exposure ages.
Upcoming cosmo-events
Cosmo-nuclide chats & COSMO2022-Scotland
MATLAB for Geoscientists
Slides and supporting material of the course “MATLAB/Octave for Geoscientists”
Agriculture Be-10 simulator
Simulation of Be-10 accumulation in a depth profile affected by soil formation, bioturbation and agriculture.
Cosmo-Ages Sequence Calculator (CASC)
A simple Bayesian approach for a set of Gaussian ages in a sequence.
Cosmogenic Exposure Age Averages
The CEAA calculator includes different methods used to calculate averages of a set of ages.
Basic error propagation and cosmogenic isotopes
This is a description on how we usually calculate the uncertainties of concentrations and ages and some practical examples on cosmonuclide analysis.
NameLatLon2KML
NameLatLon2KML is a simple and fast tool to plot your list of names, latitudes and longitudes in Google Earth.
CoSOILcal v1.1
CoSOILcal is a cosmogenic soil production rate calculator for samples in a variable-density profile.
