Rate My Professor Helene Burningham

Her scholarly impact is evidenced by over 1,755 citations on Google Scholar and more than 127 publications documented on ResearchGate. Key publications include 'Coastal geomorphology: trends and challenges' (2009, Progress in Physical Geography, co-authored with J.R. French), '180 years of morphological change in the outer Thames estuary' (with J. French), 'Morphodynamic Behaviour of a High-Energy Coastal Inlet' (2006), 'Sand dune morphodynamics and prehistoric human impacts along the southern Cape coast, South Africa' (2011, with J. Knight), and 'Compositional and multivariate statistical analyses for environmental magnetic grain-sizing' (2022, with T.D.T. Oyedotun). She has held roles such as the Crown Estate-Caird Research Fellow and contributes editorially to Progress in Physical Geography. In teaching, she delivers core modules including Physical Geography Field Research (GEOG0017), Geomorphology (GEOG0019), Coastal Geohazards (GEOG0034), and Environmental GIS (GEOG0035), while supervising PhD research in coastal and estuarine processes. Her expertise informs coastal management, conservation efforts, and environmental policy, as seen in contributions to studies on UK coastal erosion and freshwater ecosystem restoration.