Larissa Naylor
University of Glasgow
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Europe-United Kingdom
Top articles of Larissa Naylor
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
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VedgeSat: an automated, open-source toolkit for coastal change monitoring using satellite-derived vegetation edges | Earth Surface Processes and Landforms | Freya ME Muir Martin D Hurst Luke Richardson-Foulger Alistair F Rennie Larissa A Naylor | 2024/3/19 |
Evidence-based Eco-engineering Products Designed for UK Coasts | L Naylor T Evans D Lyon D Metcalfe J Peters | 2024 | |
Slowing down the tidal flood wave is the key to reducing tidal flood risk in estuaries worldwide | Octria Adi Prasojo Martin D Hurst Richard D Williams Larissa A Naylor Jaime Toney | 2024/3/7 | |
Research on Grus japonensis habitat requirements for developing restoration plans | Ocean & Coastal Management | Chunqi Qiu Jialing Yang Yufeng Li Yong Zhou Wei Xu | 2024/3/1 |
Geomorphic signatures of coastal change from multiple satellite-derived change indicators | AGU23 | Freya ME Muir Martin D Hurst Luke Richardson-Foulger Alistair F Rennie Larissa A Naylor | 2024/2/26 |
Coastal greening of grey infrastructure: an update on the state-of-the-art | Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Maritime Engineering | Louise B Firth Jessica Bone Aaron Bartholomew Melanie J Bishop Ana Bugnot | 2024/2/7 |
Achieving sustainable Earth futures in the Anthropocene by including local communities in critical zone science | Earth's Future | Larissa A Naylor Jennifer AJ Dungait Ying Zheng Sarah Buckerfield Sophie M Green | 2023/9 |
Glasgow’s Floating Estuarine Wetlands Long-Term Ecosystem Services and Function Monitoring and Evaluation Plan | C Woolfendon E Fowler A Gill A Kaplan E Curley | 2023 | |
Research on water quality improvement of plain irrigation area based on multi-scenario simulation | Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Chunqi Qiu Yufeng Li Yanhui Wu Alan Wright Larissa Naylor | 2023/12 |
Bringing Social Science Into Critical Zone Science: Exploring Smallholder Farmers' Learning Preferences in Chinese Human‐Modified Critical Zones | Earth's Future | Larissa A Naylor Ying Zheng Neil Munro Alasdair Stanton Weikai Wang | 2023/9 |
Coastal and marine blue-green infrastructure | Larissa A Naylor Eliška Kosová Tim Gardiner Nick Cutts Roger JH Herbert | 2023 | |
Timing of deployment does not affect the biodiversity outcomes of ecological enhancement of coastal flood defences in northern Europe | Nature-Based Solutions | LA Naylor E Kosová K James AG Vovides M MacArthur | 2023/12/1 |
The contribution of environmental science to mental health research: a scoping review | Michaela Roberts Kathryn Colley Margaret Currie Antonia Eastwood Kuang-Heng Li | 2023/3/27 | |
The BioGeo Ecotile: Improving biodiversity on coastal defences using a multiscale, multispecies eco-engineering design | Ecological Engineering | Eliška Kosová Kelly James Mairi MacArthur Alejandra Vovides John Peters | 2023/3/1 |
Earth’s Critical Zone Remains a Mystery Without its People | Eos | Larissa Naylor Jennifer Dungait Paul Hallett Neil Munro Alasdair Stanton | 2023/9/19 |
Annex 5–Technical Annex: The West African Coastal Barrier System Coastal Erosion, Flooding, Climate Change Adaptation, and Resilience | Larissa Naylor | 2023 | |
Watching the Grass Grow: Delineating Coastal Vegetation Edges from Satellite Imagery | Freya Muir Martin Hurst Luke Richardson-Foulger Alistair Rennie Larissa Naylor | 2023/9/6 | |
Granton Coastal Park: a high-level climate adaptation and environmental cost benefit assessment | Bruce Horton Larissa A Naylor Freya Muir Jim D Hansom Matthew McCann | 2022 | |
Ecotiles designed to mimic natural rocky shore biogeomorphic interactions: evidence of colonisation patterns after 12 and 18 months | EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts | Larissa A Naylor Eliska Kosova Alejandra Vovides Kelly James | 2022/5 |
Coastal natural and nature-based features: International guidelines for flood risk management | Frontiers in Built Environment | Todd S Bridges Jane McKee Smith Jeffrey K King Jonathan D Simm Maria Dillard | 2022/5/11 |