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Trevor B. Hoey is affiliated with Brunel University London in the United Kingdom and has made contributions primarily in the fields of Environmental Science and Earth and Planetary Sciences. Their research covers a range of subfields including Ecology, Global and Planetary Change, Water Science and Technology, Earth-Surface Processes, and Atmospheric Science.

Hoey's work focuses on topics such as Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies, Flood Risk Assessment and Management, Geology and Paleoclimatology Research, Geological formations and processes, Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications, and Soil erosion and sediment transport.

The scientist has published multiple papers in peer-reviewed journals. Notable recent publications include:

  • Applications of Google Earth Engine in fluvial geomorphology for detecting river channel change, 2020, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water
  • Ground Control Point Distribution for Accurate Kilometre-Scale Topographic Mapping Using an RTK-GNSS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and SfM Photogrammetry, 2020, Drones
  • National-scale assessment of decadal river migration at critical bridge infrastructure in the Philippines, 2021, The Science of The Total Environment
  • Development of an SDG interlinkages analysis model at the river basin scale: a case study in the Luanhe River Basin, China, 2022, Sustainability Science
  • Large-scale flood risk assessment under different development strategies: the Luanhe River Basin in China, 2021, Sustainability Science

Frequent coauthors in Hoey's research include Richard Williams, Richard Boothroyd, Pamela Louise M. Tolentino, Brian Barrett, and Laura Quick.

Their work often appears in journals such as SSRN Electronic Journal, The Science of The Total Environment, Sustainability Science, Earth Surface Dynamics, and npj natural hazards.

Best Publications

  • Knickpoint recession rate and catchment area: the case of uplifted rivers in Eastern Scotland

    Paul Bishop;Trevor B. Hoey;John D. Jansen;Irantzu Lexartza Artza

  • Numerical simulation of downstream fining by selective transport in gravel bed rivers: Model development and illustration

    Trevor B. Hoey;Rob Ferguson

  • Field evidence for rapid downstream fining of river gravels through selective transport

    Rob Ferguson;Trevor Hoey;Simon Wathen;Alan Werritty

  • Evaluating sub-pixel offset techniques as an alternative to D-InSAR for monitoring episodic landslide movements in vegetated terrain

    A. Singleton;Z. Li;Z. Li;T. Hoey;J.-P. Muller

  • Temporal variations in bedload transport rates and sediment storage in gravel-bed rivers

    Trevor Hoey

  • Channel morphology and bedload pulses in braided rivers: a laboratory study

    Trevor B. Hoey;Alex J. Sutherland

  • Using advanced InSAR time series techniques to monitor landslide movements in Badong of the Three Gorges region, China

    Peng Liu;Zhenhong Li;Trevor Hoey;Cem Kincal;Cem Kincal

  • Unequal Mobility of Gravel and Sand in Weakly Bimodal River Sediments

    Simon J. Wathen;Robert I. Ferguson;Trevor B. Hoey;Alan Werritty

  • The Irrawaddy River Sediment Flux to the Indian Ocean: The Original Nineteenth-Century Data Revisited

    R. A. J. Robinson;M. I. Bird;Nay Win Oo;T. B. Hoey

  • Tributary control of physical heterogeneity and biological diversity at river confluences

    Stephen P Rice;Robert I Ferguson;Trevor B Hoey

  • Applications of Google Earth Engine in fluvial geomorphology for detecting river channel change

    Richard J. Boothroyd;Richard D. Williams;Trevor B. Hoey;Brian Barrett

  • Critical shear stress for incipient motion of sand/gravel streambeds

    Audrey B. Shvidchenko;Gareth Pender;Trevor B. Hoey

  • Mobility of river tracer pebbles over different timescales

    Robert I. Ferguson;Daniel J. Bloomer;Trevor B. Hoey;Alan Werritty

  • The 2011 MW 6.8 Burma earthquake: fault constraints provided by multiple SAR techniques

    Wanpeng Feng;Wanpeng Feng;Zhenhong Li;John R. Elliott;Yo Fukushima

  • Long-term slowdown of river tracer pebbles: Generic models and implications for interpreting short-term tracer studies

    R. I. Ferguson;T. B. Hoey

  • Ground Control Point Distribution for Accurate Kilometre-Scale Topographic Mapping Using an RTK-GNSS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and SfM Photogrammetry

    Eilidh Stott;Richard D. Williams;Trevor B. Hoey

  • Identifying the Controls Over Downstream Fining of River Gravels

    Trevor B. Hoey;Brian J. Bluck

  • The causes of bedload pulses in a gravel channel: the implications of bedload grain-size distributions

    Judith R. Cudden;Trevor B. Hoey

  • Bed load transport in bedrock rivers: The role of sediment cover in grain entrainment, translation, and deposition

    Rebecca A. Hodge;Rebecca A. Hodge;Trevor B. Hoey;Leonard S. Sklar

  • Basal sediment evacuation by subglacial meltwater: suspended sediment transport from Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland

    Darrel A. Swift;Peter W. Nienow;Trevor B. Hoey

  • River system discontinuities due to lateral inputs : generic styles and controls.

    Robert I. Ferguson;Judith R. Cudden;Trevor B. Hoey;Stephen P. Rice

  • River Management: the Australasian Experience

    Trevor Hoey

Frequent Co-Authors

Robert I. Ferguson
Robert I. Ferguson Durham University
Zhenhong Li
Zhenhong Li Chang'an University
Paul Bishop
Paul Bishop University of Glasgow
Gareth Pender
Gareth Pender Heriot-Watt University
Peter Nienow
Peter Nienow University of Edinburgh
Jan-Peter Muller
Jan-Peter Muller University College London
John D. Jansen
John D. Jansen Czech Academy of Sciences
Xixi Lu
Xixi Lu National University of Singapore
Jason Newton
Jason Newton University of Glasgow
Michael I. Bird
Michael I. Bird James Cook University

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