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Jim Best’s current research concerns the mechanics of sediment transport, the investigation of modern sedimentary environments, and the interpretation of ancient alluvium. Current areas of ongoing research include: interactions between turbulent flows and sediment movement, turbulence modulation in sedimentological flows, bedform dynamics, braided river dynamics and deposits, the morphodynamics of river channel confluences, the sedimentology of large rivers, the application of multibeam imaging within sedimentary environments, basin evolution, paleoenvironments, and sedimentology of the Western Irish Namurian Basin.

Education

  • Ph.D., Birkbeck College, University of London
  • B.S., University of Leeds

Teaching

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  • AGU Fellow

    Best, J. L. (Recipient), 2015

    Prize: Member/Fellow

  • Jean Baptiste Lamarck Medal

    Best, J. L. (Recipient), 2018

    Prize: Prize/Award