I am a Geographer working across hydrology, geomorphology, Geographical Information Science (GIS) and remote sensing. My work is focused on advancing physical geography and our understanding of Australian landscape processes, particularly the impacts of changes in climate and human interaction with landscapes. I established and manage the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) licenced drone remote sensing group as Chief Remote Pilot for The University of Western Australia (CASA.ReOC.0628) and hold the institutional Remote Operators Certificate (ReOC). I manage and oversee the Remotely Piloted Aerial Sensing Platform and drone operations across UWA. I did my BSc (Hons) and PhD (2007) in Geography at The University of Western Australia, and a Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (GCHEd) from UQ (2011). I have worked as a Teaching and Research Lecturer at The University of Queensland and now at UWA. I served on the Editorial Panel of the Journal of Hydrology and Geographical Research. I am currently Treasurer of the Australian New Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG). Research Themes: Theme 1: Hydrology, geomorphology and ecohydrology of wetlands and catchments under pressure from climate, humans and resource condition changes, including land degradation, focusing on Australian landscapes. Theme 2: Innovation and new knowledge for studying physical geography. Follow me on Twitter (@NikCallow)