2026 Kenneth Gregory: Environmental Sciences Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Environmental Sciences	45	6344	492	158	8897

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Environmental Sciences

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8897

Overview

Kenneth Gregory was affiliated with the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom. Their research spanned several areas within Environmental Science and Social Sciences, focusing notably on subfields such as Ecology, Sociology and Political Science, Geography, Planning and Development, Global and Planetary Change, and Environmental Engineering.

Their published work included three recent papers: "Big ideas in the geography curriculum: nature, awareness and need" (2021) in the Journal of Geography in Higher Education, "Batu Nabau: A rock formation phenomenon in the context of legends and intangible heritage of the Iban people in Sarawak" (2025) in the Malaysian Journal of Society and Space, and "Mapping potential habitat for naturally recolonizing cougars (Puma concolor) in Missouri, USA" (2025) in Global Ecology and Conservation.

Their work covered topics such as:

Geography Education and Pedagogy
Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies
Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy
Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes
Flood Risk Assessment and Management
Urban Stormwater Management Solutions
Geological and Geophysical Studies

Kenneth Gregory collaborated with several co-authors across their publications, including John Lewin, Anne Chin, Alison P. O'Dowd, Nathaniel R. Bowersock, and Charles W. Anderson.

Their research appeared in journals known for geography and environmental studies, such as the Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Malaysian Journal of Society and Space, and Global Ecology and Conservation.

Best Publications

Drainage basin form and process

K. J. Gregory;D. E. Walling

1703
Citations
The human role in changing river channels

K.J. Gregory

814
Citations
Past hydrological events reflected in the Holocene fluvial record of Europe

M.G. Macklin;G. Benito;K.J. Gregory;E. Johnstone

369
Citations
The role of coarse woody debris in forest aquatic habitats: Implications for management

Angela M. Gurnell;K.J. Gregory;Geoffrey E. Petts

304
Citations
River channel changes

K. J. Gregory

273
Citations
THE VARIATION OF DRAINAGE DENSITY WITHIN A CATCHMENT

K. J. Gregory;D. E. Walling

254
Citations
Palaeohydrology and Environmental Change

G. Benito;Victor R. Baker;K. J. Gregory

176
Citations
River Channel Management: Towards sustainable catchment hydrosystems

Peter W. Downs;K. J. Gregory

175
Citations
The permanence of debris dams related to river channel processes

K. J. Gregory;A. M. Gurnell;C. T. Hill

169
Citations
Public Perception as a Barrier to Introducing Wood in Rivers for Restoration Purposes

Hervé Piégay;Kenneth J. Gregory;Valery Bondarev;Anne Chin

168
Citations
Palaeohydrology : understanding global change

K. J. Gregory;Gerado Benito

165
Citations
Stability of the pool-riffle sequence in changing river channels

K. J. Gregory;A. M. Gurnell;C. T. Hill;S. Tooth

148
Citations
Urbanization and Adjustment of Ephemeral Stream Channels

Anne Chin;Kenneth J. Gregory

135
Citations
How integrated is river basin management

Peter W. Downs;Kenneth J. Gregory;Andrew Brookes

131
Citations
Identification of river channel change to due to urbanization

K.J. Gregory;R.J. Davis;P.W. Downs

130
Citations
An assessment of river channelization in England and Wales

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128
Citations
The changing nature of physical geography

K. J. Gregory

126
Citations
Adjustment of river channel capacity downstream from a reservoir

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126
Citations
Global Continental Palaeohydrology

K.S. Richards;K.J. Gregory;L. Starkel;V.R. Baker

114
Citations
Coarse woody debris in stream channels in relation to river channel management in woodland areas

K. J. Gregory;R. J. Davis

114
Citations
Managing urban river channel adjustments

Anne Chin;Kenneth J. Gregory

112
Citations
The measurement of the effects of building construction on drainage basin dynamics

D.E. Walling;K.J. Gregory

109
Citations
Global Continental Changes: The Context of Palaeohydrology

J. Branson;A. G. Brown;K. J. Gregory

88
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Anthony J. Brazel Arizona State University

Edward A. Keller University of California, Santa Barbara

John W. Day Louisiana State University

John Lewin Aberystwyth University

Hervé Piégay École Normale Supérieure de Lyon

Angela M. Gurnell Queen Mary University of London

Gerardo Benito Spanish National Research Council

Stanley V. Gregory Oregon State University

Ellen Wohl Colorado State University

Mark G. Macklin University of Lincoln

External Links

Personal website of Kenneth Gregory

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