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Alissa Flatley is a lecturer in physical geography at UNSW Canberra. She completed her PhD in 2022 at the University of Melbourne, where her research focused on the geomorphology of small arid zone streams in the Eastern Pilbara, Western Australia, and the implications of mining on river relocation designs. During her doctoral studies, she worked as an associate lecturer and research assistant at the University of Melbourne, supporting research projects in cosmogenic isotope analysis and optically stimulated luminescence of Quaternary materials. Alissa is a fluvial geomorphologist who integrates geochronological methods and remote sensing to address issues related to past Quaternary environments and anthropogenically driven environmental change. She is also involved in teaching subjects such as Geography 1A, Geography 1B, Environmental Hazards, and Geographic Research Methods at UNSW Canberra. Alissa is keenly interested in human-physical systems and landscape processes over various timescales.
UNSW Canberra • Canberra, Australia
Teaching and researching in the field of physical geography, focusing on geomorphology and human-physical systems.
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