- Development of a framework for implementing sediment quality guidelines by the Environment Agency of England and Wales
- Conceptual Integration, synthesis and technology transfer for the EC FP6-funded Coastal Ocean Benthic Observatory (COBO) program, designed to integrate emerging and innovative technologies from different disciplines (physics, chemistry, biology, imagery) to provide in situ monitoring of sediment habitats and ecosystems
- Desk based study of the sediment inputs to the Broads catchment, with the identification of key inputs and recommendations for further targeted research and management to minimise inputs for the Broads Authority
- Review of European trends in holistic environmental management
- Advice on the use of data on contaminant/sediment interactions to streamline sediment assessment and management for the U. S. Navy
- Advice on research program development for the Hazardous Substance Research Centers, South/Southwest
- Advice to the Broads Authority on their Sediment Management Strategy for the Broads Catchment
- Assessment of the sediment quality of Venice Lagoon compared with transitional and coastal environments with different levels of human impact, for the Venice Water Authority
- Analysis of the internationally used sediment quality guidelines (SQGs) for use in Venice Lagoon sediment assessment and management for the Venice Water Authority
- Founding member and Steering Committee, SedComUK, a communications network for holistic sediment management in the UK
- Advice to SETAC on Field-Based Effects Measures: Linking Responses to Ecological Consequences via Pellston Workshop
- Training on the Biogeochemical aspects of Field-Based Exposure and Effects Monitoring at the Fourth SETAC World Congress in Portland
- Advice on development and application of background analysis for sediment assessment to the Consorzio Venezia Nuova
- Direction and synthesis of the Pathway Ranking for In-Place Sediment Management (PRISM) project, a multi-institutional program in which methods for the in-place quantification of mechanisms, magnitudes and directions of porewater-mediated contaminant transport have been integrated with sediment geochemical characteristics, hydrodynamically driven particle transport, and biological processes
- Advice to two European Sediment Research Network (SedNet) Working Groups on sediment assessment and management frameworks
- Editorial Board, Journal of Soils and Sediments
- Conference Steering and panel development for the Third International Conference on Remediation of Contaminated Sediments
- Training on sediment issues in Risk Based Rehabilitation of Contaminated Megasites for the Venice Summer School in Analysis and Governance of Sustainable Development, Venice International University
- Training on Sediment Risk Assessment and Management for the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute
- Development and organisation of a workshop on Holistic Sediment Management: UK Goals, Needs and Approaches
- Technical review of science and conferences for the Office of Naval Technology International Field Office
- Training in sediment assessment and management in a Macrobenthic Ecology Course for Environment Agency Scientists
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