Sophie Williams

Lecturer (Earth sciences; Environmental sciences)

Durham

I am a lecturer in the Department of Geography, Durham University working on developing high-resolution Common Era sea-level reconstructions using benthic salt-marsh foraminifera. I am interested in ascertaining the driving factors behind recent sea-level change in the absence of instrumental data. My work focuses largely on developing reconstructions for Australia, though I have a wider interest in filling spatial gaps in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Boyden, P.T. and Williams, S.L. (2019). Big data: Challenges and solutions of archiving over 130,000 years of sea-level change. Past Global Changes Magazine (PAGES). https://doi.org/10.22498/pages.27.2.85
Williams, S., Garrett, E., Moss, P., Bartlett, R. and Gehrels, W.R., 2021. Development of a training set of contemporary salt-marsh Foraminifera for Late Holocene sea-level reconstructions in southeastern Australia. Open Quaternary.

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