Dr Jonny Teague
BSc, MRes
Current positions
Research Associate
Interface Analysis Centre
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Biography
He joined the Bristol University in August 2017 to pursue a PhD in Physics. His doctoral research with the Interface Analysis Centre (IAC) delved into the application of hyperspectral imaging for assessing coral health, harnessing natural reflectance and fluorescence.
Presently, as a Research Associate at Bristol University, Jonny continues to push the applications of hyperspectral imaging. His current focus lies in developing cutting-edge low-cost hyperspectral technologies for characterisation of environments and materials, building upon the foundations established during his PhD project.
Research interests
Jonathan does research in Environmental Science, Marine Biology, Marine Technology and Optics. Specifically looking at the interactions of light on coral through reflectance and fluorescence measurements using hyperspectral imaging.
Projects and supervisions
Research projects
Commercialization feasibility assessment of low-cost hyperspectral imagers for characterising the environment
Principal Investigator
Description
Feasibility study into whether or not low-cost hyperspectral imaging could viably be used for characterisation of the environment.Managing organisational unit
Interface Analysis CentreDates
02/10/2023 to 29/03/2024
Developing hyperspectral imaging for health monitoring of coral communities – a new tool for informing marine management in developing countries
Principal Investigator
Description
The aim of the project is to further establish the technology and methodology of low-cost hyperpectral imaging to apply it on live reefs, cultivating a network of ‘user’ academics in…Managing organisational unit
Interface Analysis CentreDates
01/10/2021 to 31/12/2022
A Study of Hyperspectral Reflectance and Fluorescence Imaging as Alternative Methods for Assessing Coral Health
Principal Investigator
Description
Developing optical techniques that can detect key pigments using reflectance and fluorescence (Chl & GFPs) and monitor them in order to again insight into the bleaching process and 'health' of reefs.Managing organisational unit
Interface Analysis CentreDates
01/08/2017 to 01/10/2021
Publications
Recent publications
23/08/2023A Demonstration of the Capability of Low-Cost Hyperspectral Imaging for the Characterisation of Coral Reefs
Oceans
Underwater Spectroscopic Techniques for In-situ Nuclear Waste Characterisation
WM2022 Conference Proceedings
Diver-Based Optical Survey Techniques for Coral Monitoring
Scholarly Community Encyclopedia
First record of biofluorescence in lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus), a commercially farmed cleaner fish
Journal of Fish Biology
Using Colour as a Marker for Coral ‘Health’: A Study on Hyperspectral Reflectance and Fluorescence Imaging of Thermally Induced Coral Bleaching
Oceans
Thesis
A study of hyperspectral reflectance and fluorescence imaging as alternative Methods for assessing coral health
Supervisors
Award date
27/09/2022
Related people
Professor Tom Scott
Professor in Materials
Interface Analysis Centre
Dr Dave Megson-Smith
Research Fellow
Interface Analysis Centre
Dr John Day
Senior Research Fellow
Interface Analysis Centre
Dr Dean Connor
Research Fellow
Interface Analysis Centre
Dr Yannick Verbelen
Senior Research Associate
Interface Analysis Centre