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Research staff:
- Understanding variability and trends in hydrological data
- Water law and policy in developing countries
- Application of SES theory to resource managment
- flood risk management
Teaching staff:
- Qualifications:BSc (Hons), LLM (Environmental Law), PhD, AMICE, MCIWEM, MIEnvSc, CEnv, FRGS
- Position:Professor in Applied Hydrology
- Department:FET - Geography and Environmental Management
- Telephone:+4411732 86562
- Email:Nevil.Quinn@uwe.ac.uk
About me
Nevil graduated with a BSc(Hons) cum laude in Hydrology from the University of Natal, South Africa. His PhD in environmental hydrology, also from the University of Natal, involved developing ecological models for the management of freshwater inflow to estuaries. Subsequently he completed a Master of Laws (Environmental Law) cum laude, with a dissertation focussed on transboundary water law. He spent several years working as a consultant and contract researcher, before becoming programme director for a Master's programme at the Centre for Environment and Development at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He joined UWE in 2004, appointed to set up new programmes in river and coastal engineering for the Environment Agency. He is the British Hydrological Society appointed Editor-in-Chief of Hydrology Research, and was the natural sciences co-ordinator for the UK Droughts and Water Scarcity Programme.
- Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society [FRGS]
- Chartered Environmentalist [C.Env]
- Member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences [MIEnvSc]
- Member of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management [MCIWEM]
- Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers [AMICE]
- Member of the Centre for Water, Communities and Resilience
Area of expertise
- Hydrology and water resource management, particularly in Africa
- Flood risk management
- Water policy and law
- Wetlands, rivers and estuaries
- Environmental Impact Assessment, particularly in relation to water resources