Project Manager/Geophysicist
Location: Keyworth
Tel: 0115 936 3432
E-mail
Dr David Beamish
Biography
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1977
–present
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BGS (Edinburgh and Keyworth)
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1976
:
NERC Research Fellow, University of York.
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1976
:
PhD, Geophysics, University of Lancaster (A geomagnetic deep sounding array study of East Africa).
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1972
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BA (Hons), First Class, Physics, University of York.
Skills
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Geophysical theory and technique development
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EM modelling and inversion
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Geophysical algorithms (software)
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Near-surface geophysical methods
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Airborne geophysics
Current projects and collaboration
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Bedrock conductivity map of the UK and Northern Ireland.
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Continuous measurement of peat distributions and water saturations in soils
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Geomagnetic induced currents in the UK national grid
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Quality control in airborne surveys
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Wetland studies (with Environment Agency)
Professional association
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European Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society (Assistant Editor)
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External Ph.D. examiner: University of Edinburgh, University of Leicester, Imperial College, University of Aarhus (Denmark).
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Journal of Applied Geophysics (Editorial Board)
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Near-surface Geophysics (EAGE, Editorial Board)
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Society of Exploration Geophysicists (Professional Active Member)
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2004
–2005
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EAGE Distinguished Lecturer
Published outputs
Key papers
Beamish, D., 2013. Gamma ray attenuation in the soils of Northern Ireland, with special reference to peat. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 115, 13-27.
Beamish, D. and White, J.C., 2012. Mapping and predicting electrical conductivity variations across southern England using airborne electromagnetic data. Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology, 45, 99-110. doi: 10.1144/1470-9236/11-026.
Beamish, D. and White, J.C., 2011. Aeromagnetic data in the UK: a study of the information content of baseline and modern surveys across Anglesey, North Wales. Geophysical Journal International, 184, 171-190.
KURAS, O, BEAMISH, D, MELDRUM, P I, and OGILVY, R D. 2006. Fundamentals of the capacitive resistivity technique. Geophysics, Vol. 71, G135-G152.