Cordula Robinson
 | Professor of Remote Sensing Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences |
Education
1987-1991 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (Physics and Astronomy department)
Awarded Ph.D. June 19th, 1991.
Thesis Title: The Crustal Dichotomy of Mars
Supervisor Professor JE Guest
Awards (1991) Harrie Massey prize for post-graduate research in physics and astronomy
1984-1987 DURHAM UNIVERSITY
BSc (Hons) Geology, Class 2I
Subsidiary subjects: chemistry, mathematics, and computing
1978-1984 BRADFORD GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Awarded bursary on entrance
Seven O-levels (including French), three A-levels (Chemistry, Geography, Physics)
Research Interests
- Ground-water resource modeling in arid and semi-arid lands using remote sensing and GIS techniques.
- Detecting, monitoring and quantifying discharges into the sea using integrative remote sensing techniques and Geographic Information Systems.
- Establishing application oriented process flow models using remote sensing, image processing and GIS routines for hydrogeological applications.
- Developing remote sensing techniques for environmental change detection.
- Mapping and understanding terrestrial surfaces in the solar system.
- Development and management of digital cartographic databases (pre-requisite in all the above activities).