Rate My Professor Gregory Hancock

Hancock has produced over 107 research papers, conference contributions, and industry reports, significantly influencing geomorphic design and erosion stability assessments in post-mining landscapes. Notable publications include 'A Review of Process-Based Landform Evolution Models for Evaluating the Erosional Stability of Constructed Post-Mining Landscapes' (with Thomas J. Coulthard), 'Using environmental tracers to understand soil organic carbon and soil erosion on a steep slope hillslope in south-east Australia' (2025), 'Modeling weathering pathways and processes of the fragmentation of salt weathered quartz-chlorite schist' (2025), 'Introducing Iterative Model Calibration (IMC) v1.0' (2025, with Chayan Banerjee and others), and 'Sediment transport in forested head water catchments - calibration and validation of a soil erosion and landscape evolution model' (2025). As Chief Investigator, he has obtained major funding from the Australian Research Council, such as Discovery Project DP0556941 ($370,000 with Jetse Kalma and Jeffrey McDonnell), DP110101216 (with Budiman Minasny), and Industrial Transformation Research Hub IN150100037 ($589,736 with Brett Turner). In 2022, he was recognized for service by the University of Newcastle. His models and methods inform mine closure strategies, workshops, and policy through collaborations with researchers like Garry Willgoose.