Prof Roger Moore

• Natural Environment Research Council Theme Action Plans (2012-ongoing) and Skills Needs Review Group (2009-2010)
• CLIFFS (2005–2008): Climate Impact Forecasting for Slopes; an EPSRC-funded network based at Loughborough University to bring together academics, R&D agencies, stakeholders, consultants and climate specialists to improve forecasting of slope instability
• CRANIUM (2003-2006): Climate Change Risk Assessment: new impact and uncertainty methods – EPSRC funded research programme to address the possible impacts of climate change on the built environment, transport and utilities
• EU Life RESPONSE (2003-2006) - Regional scale assessment of coastal hazards and risk to aid decision-making across EU member states.

Publications (books/guides)

R Moore, RG McInnes: Cliff instability and erosion management in Great Britain: a good practice guide. Published by Halcrow Group Ltd, 2011.

RG McInnes, R Moore et al: The Undercliff of theIsle of Wight – a guide to managing ground instability.Isle of Wight Centre for the Coastal Environment. Cross Publishing, Chale,Isle of Wight. 2007.

EM Lee, R Moore et al: Coastal Planning and Management: A Review of Earth Science Information Needs, ISBN 0 11 7531111, HMSO,London, 1997.

EM Lee, R Moore & AR Clark: Landslide Investigation and Management in Great Britain: A Guide for Planners and Developers, ISBN 0 11 753180 4, HMSO,London, 1996.

R Moore, EM Lee & AR Clark: The Undercliff of the Isle of Wight: a Review of Ground Behaviour, ISBN 1 873295 70 7.  Cross Publishing,Newport,Isle of Wight, 1995.

EM Lee and R Moore: Coastal Landslip Potential Assessment: Isle of Wight Undercliff, Ventnor. Department of the Environment, Research Contract PECD 7/1/272, 1991.

Technical Papers

R Moore, RG McInnes: Landslides and climate change – innovative approaches to planning policy and stakeholder engagement in England. International Symposium on Landslides, Banff, Jun 2012.

JL Moss, J Cartwright, R Moore: Evidence for fluid migration following pockmark formation: Examples from the Nile Deep Sea Fan. Marine Geology, Volumes 303-306, pp. 1–13, 2012.

G Hough, J Green, R Moore, P Fish, A Mills: A geomorphological mapping approach for the assessment of seabed geohazards and risk. Marine Geophysical Research, Volume 32, Issue 1-2, pp. 151-162. 2011.

R Moore, J Rogers, A Woodget & A Baptiste: Climate change impact on cliff instability and erosion in the UK. FCRM>10, Proceedings of the EA Conference of River and Coastal Engineers, 079, 2010.

R Moore, JM Carey & RG McInnes: Landslide behaviour and climate change: predictable consequences for the Ventnor Undercliff, Isle of Wight. Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology, 43 447-460. 2010.

R Moore, N Usher & T Evans: Integrated multidisciplinary assessment of West Nile Delta geohazards. 6^th International Conference, Offshore Site Investigation and Geotechnics: Confronting New Challenges and Sharing Knowledge,London, 2007.

R Moore, M Turner, M Palmer & J Carey. The Ventnor Undercliff: a new ground model and implications for climate change induced landslide behaviour and risk. Proceedings of the International Conference on Landslides and Climate Change, Ventnor,Isle of Wight. p365-375, 2007.

R Moore, J Carey, AJ Mills, SW Martin, SK Trinder, L Kerry, G Leask & A Simmons. Recent landslide impacts on the UK Scottish road network: investigation into the mechanisms, causes and management of landslide risk. Proceedings of the International Conference on Slopes, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. P223-237. 2006.

R Moore, J Carey and P Fish: Landslide geomorphology at Cayton Bay, North Yorkshire. Journal of the Yorkshire Geological Society. Vol 56; Part 1, pages 5-14. 2006.

R Moore, SR Hencher & EM Lee: Debris flow risk to pipeline facilities in mountainous terrain: a quantitative risk assessment approach. Geopipe, International Conference on terrain and geohazard challenges facing onshore oil and gas pipelines. P271-282. 2004.

R Moore, P Fish, A Koh, D Trivedi & A Lee: Coastal change analysis: a quantitative approach using digital maps, aerial photographs and LiDAR. Proceedings of the International Conference on Coastal Management, Brighton. P197-211. 2003.

R Moore, P Fish, M Glennerster & A Bradbury: Cliff behaviour assessment: a quantitative approach using digital photogrammetry and GIS. Proceedings of the 38^th DEFRA Conference of River and Coastal Engineers, 08.3.1-08.3.13, 2003.

R Moore, S Hencher & N Evans: An approach for area and site-specific natural terrain hazard and risk assessment. In KKS Ho & KS Li (eds) Geotechnical Engineering: Meeting Society’s Needs; Proceedings of the 14th South East Asian Geotechnical Conference Vol 1; 155-160, Hong Kong, 2001.

R Moore: The geology and geomorphology at Birling Gap, East Sussex: the scientific case for geo-conservation. Proceedings of the 36th DEFRA Conference of River and Coastal Engineers, 02.3.1-02.3.12, 2001.

D Brunsden& R Moore: Engineering geomorphology on the coast: lessons from West Dorset. Geomorphology No. 834; 1-19, 1999.

R Moore, AR Clark & EM Lee: Coastal cliff behaviour & management: Blackgang, Isle of Wight. In: Maund JG & Eddlestone M (eds) Geohazards in Engineering Geology, Geological Society, London, Engineering Geology Special Publications, 15, 49-59, 1998.

R Moore & D Brunsden: A physico-chemical mechanism of seasonal mudsliding, Geotechnique, vol. XLVI (2), 259-278, 1996.

R Moore, AR Clark & R McInnes: Landslide response & management: Blackgang, Isle of Wight, Proceedings of the 30th MAFF Conference of River & Coastal Engineers,KeeleUniversity, p6.3.1-6.3.23, 1995.

R Moore, D Billing & TM Dibb: The distribution and causes of mass movement in Aurora Province, Philippines. Proceedings of 6th Int Symposium on Landslides, Christchurch, New Zealand, February 1992, 1023-1029, 1992.

R Moore, EM Lee & F Longman: The impact, causes and management of landsliding at Luccombe Village, Isle of Wight, In R J Chandler (ed) Conference on Slope Stability Engineering, Shanklin, Thomas Telford, P225-230. 1991.

R Moore: The mineralogical and chemical controls upon the residual strength of pure and natural clays. Geotechnique, 41 (1), 35-47, 1991.

R Moore: Landslide geochemistry. In: Landslides of the Dorset Coast, (ed) R J Allison, BGRG Special publication, 1990.

J Chandler & R Moore: Analytical photogrammetry: a method for monitoring slope instability, Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology, 22: 97-110, 1989.

Jenny MOSS 2006-2010 The spatial and temporal distribution of pipe and pockmark formation. University of Cardiff.

Jon CAREY 2006-2011 The progressive development of post-failure behaviour of deep-seated landslide complexes. University of Durham.

• Slope Stability, London, Dec 2011 - Keynote: Coastal slope instability in Great Britain, challenges and opportunities.
• Portsmouth University Engineering Geology Seminar Dec 2009 – Engineering Geomorphology
• NCE Marine Geotechnics Conference, London, June 2009. Invited speaker on Cliff Stabilisation at Cayton Bay,Scarborough.
• Southern Wales Regional Group of the Geological Society (2009) – Visualising the invisible. Conceptual ground modelling: the foundation of best practice. Invited lecture: Conceptual Ground Modelling: an integrated approach using 3D subsea bathymetry and seismic surveys.
• Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (2008) – HKIE Geotechnical Division Annual Seminar, invited lecture on ‘Advances in natural terrain mapping and geohazard risk assessment: maximising value from digital remote sensing and an integrated approach’.
• University of Vienna, Dept Geography (2008) - Engineering geomorphology; myth and reality: geohazard mitigation for major projects.
• UK South Coast Landslides Tour (2006) – Organiser and leader of the Statoil & BP Exploration sponsored 5-day tour of the landslides of the Isle of Wigh tand World Heritage Dorset coast.
• Southern Wales Region Group of the Geological Society (2004) – Invited lecture on developments in offshore shallow geohazard risk assessment.
• Geological Society Engineering Group Annual Field Meeting (2003) – The engineering geology of the Isle of Wight, keynote lecture and field leader.
• British Geomorphological Research Group Annual Field Meeting (2003) – Unstable ground, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, field leader for Cayton and Filey Bay Coastal Cliffs.
• Institution of Civil Engineers (2002) – Invited lecture on the potential impacts of climate change on cliff behaviour, hazard and risk.
• Institution of Civil Engineers (2002) – Invited lecture on slope stability monitoring and landslide warning.
• South East Region Geotechnical Group (2001) – Lecture on ground behaviour assessment illustrated by Isle of Wight case examples.
• Halcrow Training Seminars, Hong Kong (1997-2001) – Series of seminars on geomorphological, hazard and risk assessment methods.
• West Midlands Group of the Geological Society (1997) – Lecture on landslide hazard assessment, illustrated by the Ventnor Landslip Potential Study.
• Birmingham University, Department of Geology (1995-1997) – Lecture series on engineering geomorphology for the engineering geology MSc course.
• Bath College of Technology, Department of Geography (1994) – MSc course validator and lecture support on remote sensing and aerial photograph interpretation techniques.
• Ventnor Geological Information Centre Service (1991) – Advisory centre opened for two months to disseminate the results of the Ventnor Landslip Potential Study to professionals and the public. Advice ranged from technical issues to matters of home insurance, buying and selling property and home maintenance and repairs.
• Aurora Integrated Watershed Management and Area Development Project, Philippines(1990). Preparation of training manuals and training of local staff to mitigate and prevent adverse land management practices.