Dr. Gordon Lawrence

Working as an exploration geoscientist involves analysing and manipulating subsurface data, integrating appropriate technical expertise into subsurface assessment, defining subsurface opportunity space, assessing the realism of opportunity using statistics and probability and communicating opportunity clearly to management for decision making.

Assisted with the teaching of undergraduates in the classroom and in the field in south Wales and Spain, covering: - structural geology - petrology - mineralogy - geological field skills

Researched numerous enquiries for parliamentarians, conducted research on the role of the Crown Estate Commissioners in Scotland, conducted research on the impact of Scottish aviation on climate change

Thesis entitled “The Formation of Craters and the Remobilisation of Sediment on the Mid Norway Margin”.

Masters Project invovled Interpretation of polygonal faulting in East Shetland Basin on seismic reflection data and was supervised by Dr. Nicky White. Bachelors Project involved independent field mapping of the Penticton Outlier in British Columbia, Canada, and was supervised by Dr. Niels Hovius.