Graeme Sandeman

Graeme Sandeman serves as an Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Geography and Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews, UK, focusing on physical geography and geomorphological processes in Scottish landscapes. His work integrates scientific research with specialized design expertise for academic publications.

His educational background includes a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) from the University of St Andrews (awarded 9 March 1997) for research titled An assessment of surveying, mapping and cartographic procedures in the representation of features in two unmapped areas: Ölü Deniz & Kidirak National Parks, S.W. Turkey.

Dr. Sandeman's research centers on Physical Geography and Geomorphology, with significant contributions to Quaternary Science through field studies of periglacial terraces, glacial history, and coastal landslides across Scotland. His profile highlights specialized expertise in Cartographic Design and Graphic Design for scientific communication, reflecting his MPhil background in mapping procedures. This dual focus enables precise visualization of complex geological formations in publications.

Analysis of his 2014-2025 publications reveals consistent investigation of Scotland's landscape evolution, particularly deglaciation effects on mountainous terrain, periglacial processes in the Highlands, and coastal landslide dynamics in Shetland. His work frequently addresses climate change impacts on geomorphological features while emphasizing cartographic precision in data representation.

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