Martin D. Hurst

Martin D. Hurst

Research

Martin completed his PhD with the group in 2012. He used lidar data to examine how high resolution topography could reveal changes in erosion rates, including a technoquie that may allow us to distinguish tectonically active from quiescent landscapes. Martin now works are the British Geological Survey.

Publications

Google scholar: Martin D. Hurst

Software

Martin is a developer of LSDTopoTools. software package: you can search for his contributions using our automated software tracking; his contributions are under author = MDH.

He also has posted software related to our hillslope algorithms on CSDMS](http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/Model:Hilltop_and_hillslope_morphology_extraction).

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