Dr Josh Ahmed Postdoctoral Research Associate +44 (0)1482 462307 | J.Ahmed@hull.ac.uk Faculty and Department Institutes Energy and Environmental Institute Related groups Energy and Environment Institute Biography Outputs Research/PhD Summary I am a fluvial geomorphologist interested in understanding how meandering rivers evolve through time. I am particularly interested in the interaction between channel bars and flow hydrodynamics that combine to change the shape of meanders. I mainly employ the use of remote sensing to monitor changes in meander form through time and combine these observations with measurements from the field. I have interests in understanding how water moves through the landscape and how this may alter in response to climatic and land use changes in the future. I am currently exploring how changes in land management may impact the routing of water and how this may provide a range of benefits for society, the environment, and the economy. Recent outputs View more outputs Journal Article The role of sediment supply in the adjustment of channel sinuosity across the Amazon Basin Ahmed, J., Constantine, J. A., & Dunne, T. (2019). The role of sediment supply in the adjustment of channel sinuosity across the Amazon Basin. Geology, 47(9), 807-810. https://doi.org/10.1130/G46319.1 Report Hedgerows: Mapping The Gaps Final Report Wolstenholme, J., Cooper, F., Davidson, G., Parsons, K., Ahmed, J., & Thomas, R. (2021). Hedgerows: Mapping The Gaps Final Report. Natural England Josh Wolstenholme Katie Parsons Robert Thomas Research interests Fluvial geomorphology, floodplains, meandering rivers, pollutants, soil hydrology, flood risk, remote sensing of the environment Similar profiles Robert Houseago Energy and Environment Institute Simon Waldman Energy and Environment Institute Dr Xiaoli Ma Energy and Environment Institute Edward Skevington Energy and Environment Institute