Showing posts with label Tom Dunne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Dunne. Show all posts

Monday, April 15, 2019

Tom Dunne research on Amazonas river basin

Thomas Dunne (GS) came to Trento one year and a half for research with a colleague. In the ocasion he gave a seminar on his research about Amazonas river that I recorded. I had the permission of posting  it after the publishing of a paper that was under submission at that time.
Now the paper is accepted and I've got the permission to go ahead. The seminar is very enjoyable anf you will like it.
Here it is the video


Below the Discussion.


Sunday, April 14, 2019

Tom&Dunnians

Since 10 year, the Saturday after the EGU meeting, Guenter Bloeschl (GS) organizes at TU Wien a meeting of  hydrologists called the Wien Hydrology Symposium. This year among the guest there was Thomas Dunne (GS) who talked about fluvial geomorphology. Tom is universally known for his work as hydrologist and geomorphologist (both of them) and students will realize that saturation excess mechanism of overland flow formation take its name from him as Dunnian runoff.  Here you can find a picture of him with my own representation of "his" process.
My draw is also here below for free usage (I have also the image for the Hortonian runoff though).