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Before joining the University of Queensland, Dave P. Callaghan held positions within industry including Parsons Brinckerhoff and Lawson and Treloar and research sector including Nederlands Instituut voor Ecologie and the University of Queensland. He is an observer of the Queensland Water Panel and active in the newly created Australian Hydraulic Modelling Association. He is the author of a book section and more than 50 other technical documents with applied and research applications. He is a consultant to private and government organisations. He has worked recently with private and government organisations to improve understanding of extreme coastal weather responses. He is recognised for leading edge research in coastal engineering including statistics of extremes, beach erosion from extreme events, physical and biological interactions of salt marshes and coral reefs, lagoon dynamics and wave propagation.
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Proceedings of ... Conference on Coastal Engineeringpp.57-57, (2023)
Proceedings of ... Conference on Coastal Engineeringpp.38-38, (2023)
Scientific Reportsno. 1 (2023): 1-8
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C. Castro-Sanguino,Y-M Bozec,D. Callaghan,J. Vercelloni,A. Rodriguez-Ramirez,S. Lopez-Marcano, Y. Gonzalez-Marrero,M. Puotinen, O. Hoegh-Guldberg,M. Gonzalez-Rivero
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#Papers: 140
#Citation: 3699
H-Index: 28
G-Index: 53
Sociability: 6
Diversity: 2
Activity: 45
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