Devin Harrison

Devin Harrison is a Marine Geoscientist at Kelpie Geoscience and serves as an Adjunct Research Fellow at the School of Biological Sciences, The University of Western Australia. He is affiliated with the Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre and specializes in marine and glacial geomorphology.

• PhD in Physical Geography, Newcastle University (2023)
• MPhil in Physical Geography, Newcastle University (2018)

Devin's research focuses on using high-resolution seafloor topography and geophysical datasets to study deep-sea geomorphic processes and continental shelf evolution. His expertise includes glacial ice-marginal environments, peatland systems, and fluvial landscapes. Keywords: Marine Geology, Glacial Geomorphology, Geospatial Analysis.

His publications reveal trends in abyssal plain sedimentology, Holocene glacial dynamics, and subglacial hydrology. Key subfields: Ground Penetrating Radar, Icelandic sandar, Greenland ice flow, Manganese nodule distribution, Proglacial sediment architecture, Submarine landslide characterization.