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The David Linton Award

The David Linton Award is given to a geomorphologist who has made a leading contribution to the discipline over a sustained period. The winner is invited to present the Linton Lecture, which is one of the central elements of the AGM.

Latest Winner (2008)

Professor Tom Dunne


Tom Dunne (Professor of Environmental Science and Management, and of Earth Science at the University of California Santa Barbara) is awarded the Linton Award this year. Throughout his career Tom has published a large number of papers that are widely cited and have, more than once, significantly changed the direction of our research, in the fields of both hydrology and geomorphology. He is currently studying how physical and biological processes interact to create and maintain habitat for fish and their food sources. Among other honours he is a Fellow of the AGU and a member of the (US) National Academy of Science, and the BSG felt it fitting now to cap these with a geomorphological award.

Past Winners

1981 Professor R. Bagnold
1982 Professor S.A. Schumm
1983 Professor J.R.L. Allen
1984 Professor R.J. Chorley
1985 Professor L. Starkel
1986 Professor L.B. Leopold
1987 Professor J. De Ploey
1988 Professor E.H. Brown
1989 Professor M.J. Kirkby
1990 Professor G.H. Dury
1991 Professor C.A.M. King
1992 Professor F. Oldfield
1993 Professor D. Brunsden
1994 Professor M.G Wolman
1995 Professor V. Baker
1996 Professor M.A. Church
1997 Professor A. Schick
1998 Professor J.B. Thornes
1999 Professor K. Gregory
2000 Professor W. Graf
2001 Professor M. Thomas
2002 Professor A. Abrahams
2003 Professor O. Slaymaker
2004 Professor D. Sugden
2005 Professor R. Ferguson
2006 Professor Bill Dietrich
2007 Professor Des Walling

Nominations

A nomination form is available in Word format here


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