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Professor Tom Baldock
Professor Baldock's research is primarily in the field of Coastal and Ocean Engineering, but also encompasses renewable energy and higher education. students and two Research Fellows, with 13 PhD students graduated since 2007. He has strong national and international collaboration on research on topical issues in coastal engineering and close links with Government and National agencies, which includes consultancy and expert witness services in Marine Engineering. Recent and current relevant research projects include a multi partner Hermes bag season with the main color coordination CSIRO Cluster project under the Wealth from Oceans Flagship, investigating tsunami impact on ultra long submarine pipelines running from the deep ocean up to continental slope and then onshore, ARC Discovery, ARC Linkage and ARC LIEF projects investigating storm surge and wave run up along the East Australian coast, and four European Union HYDRALAB IV transnational access projects to study Hermes birkin bags fake beach erosion and recovery processes in large wave flume facilities. He is also working with Geoscience Australia on the Bushfire and Natural Hazards projects, Resilience of Coasts to Clustered storm events and with the Global Change Institute (UQ) on the World Bank project "Capturing Coral Reef Ecosystems Services".
He is a member of the Editorial Board for Coastal Engineering
His primary research interests are in : Swash zone hydrodynamics, Beach face sediment transport, Long wave generation and surf beat, Wave groups in the coastal zone, Swash induced beach groundwater flows, Extreme non linear waves (freak waves), Storm surge and tsunami hazards
His current research projects are in the fields of:
Swash Zone hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport
Long waves and extreme wave run up
Surf zone processes and beach erosion
Coastal harzards, including storm surge and tsunamiWind waves and cyclone hazards
Wave energy conversion
Surf Beat on Plane and Barred Beaches
A laboratory investigation of long wave generation and behgaviour over plane and barred beaches. In particular, clarifying forcing mechanisms, correlatins between along and short waves and non linear effects. For barred beaches, investigating potential long wave resonance. Water level fluctutautions may be relevant to rip current behaviour.
Bed Shear Stress in the Swash Zone and Sediment Transport
Development of new instrumentation to directly measure bed shear stress in the swash zone, and compare with classical theory. Smooth, rough and mobile beds will be investigated. This includes: Channel 9 Television main evening news, "Measuring beach face morphodynamics", October, 2003, with M. G. Hughes. Broadcast region population 1.7 million people. Tsunami modelling: ABC National TV news, 17 December 2005. All states and territories. ABC State and Local Radio, 17 December 2005, National and state replica hermes bag newspapers (The Australian, IT Today, Tuesday 14th February 2006, Courier Mail, QLD, Engineers Australia, January 2006). Tsunami modelling Channel 10, Broadcast nationally March, 2006. Perception, performance and economics of renewable energy technology in the Tourism Industry. ABC National Radio News, December 2007; ABC local radio, January 2008. Beach erosion and planning laws in Queensland, State and local newspapers, November 2009. Channel 10 News, QLD, Wind effects on storm surge impact at the replica hermes handbags coast, Nov 2010. The Weekend Australian, Enquirer; Science Illustrated, Australian Geographic, March 2011, commentary on 2011 Japanese tsunami.
What to do with a threshold concept: a case study
Meyer, Jan H. F., Knight, David B, Baldock, Thomas E., Callaghan, David P., McCredden, Julie and O'Moore, Liza (2016). What to do with a threshold concept: a case study. In Ray Land, Jan H. F. Meyer and Michael T. Flanagan (Ed.),
Threshold concepts in practice (pp. 195 209) The Netherlands: Sense Publishers.
More than one pathway to success: The effects of lecture attendance and Lectopia viewing on exam performance in large engineering classes
McCredden, J. E. and Baldock, T. (2011). More than one pathway to success: The effects of lecture attendance and Lectopia viewing on exam performance in large engineering classes. In Stephen Grainger and Colin Kestell (Ed.),Overtopping and run up hazards induced by solitary waves and bores
Baldock, Tom E. and Peiris, Damitha (2011). Overtopping and run up hazards induced by solitary waves and bores. In Nils Axel M (Ed.),
Professor Baldock's research is primarily in the field of Coastal and Ocean Engineering, but also encompasses renewable energy and higher education. students and two Research Fellows, with 13 PhD students graduated since 2007. He has strong national and international collaboration on research on topical issues in coastal engineering and close links with Government and National agencies, which includes consultancy and expert witness services in Marine Engineering. Recent and current relevant research projects include a multi partner Hermes bag season with the main color coordination CSIRO Cluster project under the Wealth from Oceans Flagship, investigating tsunami impact on ultra long submarine pipelines running from the deep ocean up to continental slope and then onshore, ARC Discovery, ARC Linkage and ARC LIEF projects investigating storm surge and wave run up along the East Australian coast, and four European Union HYDRALAB IV transnational access projects to study Hermes birkin bags fake beach erosion and recovery processes in large wave flume facilities. He is also working with Geoscience Australia on the Bushfire and Natural Hazards projects, Resilience of Coasts to Clustered storm events and with the Global Change Institute (UQ) on the World Bank project "Capturing Coral Reef Ecosystems Services".
He is a member of the Editorial Board for Coastal Engineering
His primary research interests are in : Swash zone hydrodynamics, Beach face sediment transport, Long wave generation and surf beat, Wave groups in the coastal zone, Swash induced beach groundwater flows, Extreme non linear waves (freak waves), Storm surge and tsunami hazards
His current research projects are in the fields of:
Swash Zone hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport
Long waves and extreme wave run up
Surf zone processes and beach erosion
Coastal harzards, including storm surge and tsunamiWind waves and cyclone hazards
Wave energy conversion
Surf Beat on Plane and Barred Beaches
A laboratory investigation of long wave generation and behgaviour over plane and barred beaches. In particular, clarifying forcing mechanisms, correlatins between along and short waves and non linear effects. For barred beaches, investigating potential long wave resonance. Water level fluctutautions may be relevant to rip current behaviour.
Bed Shear Stress in the Swash Zone and Sediment Transport
Development of new instrumentation to directly measure bed shear stress in the swash zone, and compare with classical theory. Smooth, rough and mobile beds will be investigated. This includes: Channel 9 Television main evening news, "Measuring beach face morphodynamics", October, 2003, with M. G. Hughes. Broadcast region population 1.7 million people. Tsunami modelling: ABC National TV news, 17 December 2005. All states and territories. ABC State and Local Radio, 17 December 2005, National and state replica hermes bag newspapers (The Australian, IT Today, Tuesday 14th February 2006, Courier Mail, QLD, Engineers Australia, January 2006). Tsunami modelling Channel 10, Broadcast nationally March, 2006. Perception, performance and economics of renewable energy technology in the Tourism Industry. ABC National Radio News, December 2007; ABC local radio, January 2008. Beach erosion and planning laws in Queensland, State and local newspapers, November 2009. Channel 10 News, QLD, Wind effects on storm surge impact at the replica hermes handbags coast, Nov 2010. The Weekend Australian, Enquirer; Science Illustrated, Australian Geographic, March 2011, commentary on 2011 Japanese tsunami.
What to do with a threshold concept: a case study
Meyer, Jan H. F., Knight, David B, Baldock, Thomas E., Callaghan, David P., McCredden, Julie and O'Moore, Liza (2016). What to do with a threshold concept: a case study. In Ray Land, Jan H. F. Meyer and Michael T. Flanagan (Ed.),
Threshold concepts in practice (pp. 195 209) The Netherlands: Sense Publishers.
More than one pathway to success: The effects of lecture attendance and Lectopia viewing on exam performance in large engineering classes
McCredden, J. E. and Baldock, T. (2011). More than one pathway to success: The effects of lecture attendance and Lectopia viewing on exam performance in large engineering classes. In Stephen Grainger and Colin Kestell (Ed.),Overtopping and run up hazards induced by solitary waves and bores
Baldock, Tom E. and Peiris, Damitha (2011). Overtopping and run up hazards induced by solitary waves and bores. In Nils Axel M (Ed.),
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