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Open Access research that is solving urban design problems...

The Department of Architecture reflects the multi and trans-disciplinary nature of architecture and urbanism, focussing on real-world problems. This includes the work of the Urban Design Studies Unit (UDSU), which is pioneering 'urban morphometrics', harnessing spatial data science, urban geo-data processing, and machine learning approaches to better understand cities, their form, functions and impact, with the ultimate goal of making them more resilient.

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Beke, Barbara and Fodor, László and Millar, Lisa and Petrik, Attila (2019) Deformation band formation as a function of progressive burial : Depth calibration and mechanism change in the Pannonian Basin (Hungary). Marine and Petroleum Geology, 105. pp. 1-16. ISSN 0264-8172

Ma, Lin and Taylor, Kevin G. and Lee, Peter D. and Dobson, Katherine J. and Dowey, Patrick J. and Courtois, Loic (2016) Novel 3D centimetre-to nano-scale quantification of an organic-rich mudstone : the Carboniferous Bowland Shale, Northern England. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 72. pp. 193-205. ISSN 0264-8172

Pritchard, David and Gladstone, Charlotte (2009) Reversing buoyancy in turbidity currents: developing a hypothesis for flow transformation and for deposit facies and architecture. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 26 (10). pp. 1997-2010.

El-ghali, M. A. K. and Tajori, K. G. and Mansurbeg, H. and Ogle, N. and Kalin, R. M. (2006) Origin and timing of siderite cementation in Upper Ordovician glaciogenic sandstones from the Murzuq basin, SW Libya. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 23 (4). pp. 459-471.

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