Items where Author is "Rossington, K."

Rossington, K. and Benson, T. (2020) An agent-based model to predict fish collisions with tidal stream turbines. Renewable Energy, 151. pp. 1220-1229.

Rossington, K. and Benson, T. (2019) Agent-Based Modelling of fish collisions with tidal turbines. In: SIME 2019 (Structures in the Marine Environment 2019), 17 May 2019, Glasgow.

Stripling, S., Panzeri, M., Blanco, B., Rossington, K., Sayers, P. and Borthwick, A. (2017) Regional-scale probabilistic shoreline evolution modelling for flood-risk assessment. Coastal Engineering, 121. pp. 129-144.

Bruintjes, R., Harding, H., Bunce, T., Birch, F., Lister, J., Spiga, I., Benson, T., Rossington, K., Jones, D., Tyler, C., Radford, A. and Simpson, S. (2017) Shipbuilding docks as experimental systems for realistic assessments of anthropogenic stressors on marine organisms. BioScience, 67 (9). pp. 853-859.

Bruintjes, R., Rossington, K., Jones, D., Benson, T. and Simpson, S. (2016) HAMMER: a tool to predict the impact of man-made noise on fishes. In: Aquatic Noise 2016 (AN2016), 10-16 July 2016, Dublin, Ireland.

Benson, T., Rossington, K. and Bruintjes, R. (2016) Putting fish in the tank: An Agent Based Model with flow interaction. In: TELEMAC-MASCARET User Conference 2016, 11 - 13 October 2016, Paris, France.

Ceraulo, M., Bruintjes, R., Benson, T., Rossington, K., Farina, A. and Buscaino, G. (2016) Relationships of underwater sound pressure and particle velocity in a shipbuilding dock. In: Aquatic Noise 2016 (AN2016), 10-16 July 2016, Dublin, Ireland.

Bruintjes, R., Rossington, K., Jones, D., Benson, T. and Simpson, S. (2015) Modelling the impact of anthropogenic noise on fish. In: PRiMARE conference (Partnership of Research in Marine Renewable Energy), 16-17 June 2015, University of Exeter, UK.

Sutherland, J., Rossington, K., Whitehouse, R.J.S., L'Homme, J. and Blanco, B. (2015) Decadal simulations of coastal geomorphic evolution in Liverpool Bay, UK. In: Coastal Sediments 2015, 11-15 May 2015, San Diego, California, USA.

Marten, K., Rossington, K., Bruintjes, R., Benson, T. and Jones, D. (2015) Numerical modelling of fish in response to underwater noise. In: Oceanoise2015, 11-15 May 2015, Barcelona.

Bruintjes, R., Renshaw, E., Rossington, K., Armstrong-Smith, E., Tozer, B., Jones, D., Botterell, Z., Benson, T. and Simpson, S. (2014) A tool to predict the impact of anthropogenic noise on fish. In: Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies (EIMR2014), 28 April – 2 May 2014, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.

Rossington, K., Benson, T., Lepper, P. and Jones, D. (2013) Eco-hydro-acoustic modeling and its use as an EIA tool. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 75 (1-2). pp. 235-243.

Rossington, K., Nicholls, R., Stive, M. and Wang, Z. (2011) Estuary schematisation in behaviour-oriented modelling. Marine Geology, 281. pp. 27-34.

Townend, I., Knaapen, M., Fletcher, C.A. and Rossington, K. (2011) A review of saltmarsh dynamics. Water and Environment Journal, 25. pp. 477-488. ISSN ISSN1747-6585

Rossington, K., Spearman, J., Knaapen, M., Townend, I. and Richardson, S. (2010) The dynamics of intertidal mudflat and saltmarshes within estuaries. In: ICCE 2010 (32nd International Conference on Coastal Engineering), June 30 – July 5 2010, Shanghai, China.

Chellew, E., Rossington, K., Townend, I., Amos, C. and Richardson, S. (2010) The significance of wave reflection on the erosion of upper inter-tidal mudflats. In: ICCE 2010 (32nd International Conference on Coastal Engineering), June 30 – July 5 2010, Shanghai, China.

Knaapen, M., Townend, I., Rossington, K., Fletcher, C.A. and Spearman, J. (2009) Modelling the dynamics of intertidal mudflat and salt marshes within estuaries. The Environmentalist (84). pp. 12-15.

Rossington, K., Whitehouse, R.J.S. and Spearman, J. (2009) Morphological modelling of intertidal profiles in estuaries with strong tidal currents. Rivers, Coastal and Estuarine Morphodynamics. pp. 941-946.

Rossington, K. and Spearman, J. (2009) Past and future evolution in the Thames Estuary. Ocean Dynamics, 59.