Thomas Hubble

Associate Professor Thomas Hubble is a geologist at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Science specializing in geological processes in marine, estuarine and riverine environments. His research employs multi-beam sonar techniques to analyze submerged slope failures and geotechnical properties of sediments.

Research interests focus on riverbank collapse mechanisms, stabilization techniques using tree roots, and large-scale submarine landslides on Australia's eastern seaboard. Current projects include studies of the Murray River system and submerged continental slope collapses.

His publications demonstrate consistent focus on fluvial and marine geohazards, with recent work expanding into educational methodology and cultural competence in science.