John Watt is an Associate Professor in Risk Management and his research has largely focussed on the science that underpins risk assessment of pollutant effects on human health and the environment. More recent work has considered the way that decisions are made and the role of stakeholder values. As co-director of the Centre for Decision Analysis and Risk Management he is interested in multi-disciplinary approaches to the management of risk in a range of sectors and he has been working increasingly on projects focused on the development and application of decision-making and risk management strategies in public health, occupational safety and the environment (natural and built). Such research takes a multidisciplinary approach, which encompasses the natural scientific, socio-economic, psychological, legal, philosophical, ethical, and communication dimensions of risk management. He has also undertaken research into risk education and has sought to apply the results to academic strategy and curriculum development.
Career Overview
2014 - Associate Professor in Risk Management, Middlesex University
2013 - 2014 Reader in Risk Management, Middlesex University
2004 - 2013 Senior lecturer, Risk Management and Decision Analysis, Middlesex University
2001 - Co-director, Centre for Decision Analysis and Risk Management, Middlesex University
1997 - 2004 Research Fellow, Urban Pollution Research Centre, Middlesex University. .
1994 - 1997 Research Fellow, Middlesex University, half time.
1990 ‑ 1997 Imperial College (RA 1A) (half time from 1994)
1987 ‑ 1990 Founder and Managing Director, Particle Characterisation Services, Ltd
1979 ‑ 1986 Research Assistant, Applied Geochemistry Research Group at Imperial College, London.
Appointments, Membership of Professional Bodies and Learned Societies
John teaches risk management on a number of academic programmes in the Department of Natural Sciences (and was formerly programme leader for the MSc in Risk Management).
My teaching covers:
He uses a wide range of techniques to facilitate learning - formal lectures are supplemented by workshops, laboratory classes, field trips and practical case studies.
Robert Odle – degree awarded 2004. An Investigation into the Practical Aspects of Characterising Airborne Particulate Matter using Microanalysis. Principal supervisor Dr Peter Burt, Co-supervisor John Watt
Sundri Khalsa (2012) PhD by Published Work: Would Expansion of Structured Technique Improve Intelligence Warning? Director of Studies Dr Peter Hough, Co-supervisor John Watt
Justin Okoli (2015) Expert knowledge elicitation: the cognitive strategies used by expert firefighters and the potential for training intuitive skills. Director of Studies Dr Gordon Weller, Supervisor John Watt
Simone Rozzi (2016) The Organisational Precursors to Human Automation Interaction Issues in Safety-Critical Domains - The Case of an Automated Alarm System from the Air Traffic Management Domain. Director of Studies Dr Bob Page, Co-supervisor John Watt
Cornelia Bohǎlţeanu (2016) (MProf - Advisor) Assessment of current experience and training of Romanian OHS professionals
Anne Elliot (2016) (PhD - supervisor) Typologies of kinaesthesia: An investigation into experience in youth and adolescence and exercise uptake in middle age through a life course perspective.
Andrew Kemp (DProf - Consultant) Driver safety in commercial fleets
Natasha Oyibo (PhD - Supervisor) Risk Communication as a Strategy to Combat Maternal Mortality in Nigeria: A Case Study in Rivers State.
Khadijah Isimekhai (PhD - Supervisor) Environmental risk assessment at an informal E-waste recycling site in Lagos State, Nigeria
Ahmed Bolori (MPhil - Director of studies) Risk Perception of Community-stakeholders and Risk Mitigation by Foreign Oil Corporations in the Niger Delta.
Valentina Basso (PhD – Director of studies). The safety of employees of the voluntary sector involved in the provision of supported accommodation for people with mental health needs.
Douglas Duncan (DProf – Advisor) Security for petroleum and petrochemical supply chains
Patricia Meiring (DProf – Advisor) Psychology of workforce development and protection.
Adam Choona (DProf – Consultant) Food fraud training requirements for food safety practitioners working within the Food Supply Chain.
Rachael Mayne (MProf – Advisor) Assessing health and safety in the supply chain.
Geoff Vaughan (MPhil/PhD – Director of studies) Perception of Risk and Safety Decision Making
Maeve O’Loughlin (PhD – supervisor) A new paradigm of occupational safety and health practice in social sustainability of supply chain management
David Marsh (PhD – supervisor) To evaluate the implementation of a road safety strategy by a multinational in the context of the multicultural environment of Oman.
The majority of John's early research was concerned with the detection, measurement and significance of particulate matter. This resulted in publications in multiple fields - on the sources of lead and resultant exposure of young children, on pollution of surface waters by power station fly-ash, on soiling and corrosion of built cultural heritage and also on policy implications of the above (including cost/benefit analysis and risk assessment).
His current research interests have widened to include other aspects of risk management, including research into the ways that people make decisions about risks in firefighting, road safety and health care. He is interested in developments in approaches to risk governance in a number of fields including health, safety and the environment.
Watt, J., Tidblad, J., Kucera, V. and Hamilton, R. (2009) The Effects of Air Pollution on Cultural Heritage, Springer. 306pp
Okoli, J.O., Watt, J., Weller, G. (2016) Towards the Classification of Fireground Cues: A Qualitative Analysis of Expert Reports. Journal of contingencies and crisis management. doi:10.1111/1468-5973.12129
Oyibo, N., Weller, G. and Watt, J (2016) Evaluating lay perceptions of maternal mortality to improve risk communication: a case study in Rivers State, Nigeria. Global Public Health. pp. 1-14. ISSN 1744-1692
Okoli, J.O., Weller, G and Watt, J. (2016) Information filtering and intuitive decision making model: Towards a model of expert intuition. Journal of Cognition, Technology and Work, 18 (1), pp 89-103
Okoli, J.O., Watt, J., Weller, G. (2016). Dynamic risk Assessment: the role of experience in fireground decision making. Journal of Risk Management. doi:10.1057/rm.2015.20
Okoli, J.O., Weller, G., Watt, J. (2014). Eliciting Experts' Knowledge in Emergency Response Organizations. International Journal of Emergency Services, 3 (2): 118-130.
Ball, D.J. and Watt, J. (2013) Further Thoughts on the Utility of Risk Matrices. Risk Analysis, 33, Issue 11, 2068-78
L Ball-King, L., Watt, J. and Ball, D J. (2013) 'The Rise and Fall of a Regulator: Adventure Sports in the UK,' Risk Analysis 33, Issue 1, 15–23,
Ball, D.J. and Watt, J. (2013) The Risk to the Public of Tree Fall. Journal of Risk Research 16, Issue: 2, 261-269
Ball, K. and Watt, J. (2013) Lender Values and Risk Management in the Microfinance Industry International Journal of Economics and Finance 5, Issue 9, 1-12
Watt, J. (2012) A risk management interpretation of a series of studies of exposure to lead. Applied Geochemistry, 27, Issue 5, 977-984
Watt J, Jarrett D and Hamilton R (2008) Dose-Response functions for the soiling of materials due to air pollution exposure. Sci Total Env 400: 415-424
Watt, J. (2007) The Management of Risk with respect to Cultural Heritage – A Case Study. Arboricultural Journal. 30: 175- 185
Ferm, M., Watt, J., O’Hanlon, S., De Santis, F. and Varotsos, C. (2006) Deposition Measurement of Particulate Matter in Connection with Corrosion Studies. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry. 384: 1320-1330
McGill, R.A.R., Pearce, J.M., Fortey, N.J., Watt, J., Ault, L. and Parrish, R.R. (2003) Contaminant source apportionment by PIMMS lead isotope analysis and SEM-image analysis Environmental Geochemistry and Health 25: 25-32
Langmi, H. W. and Watt, J. (2003) Evaluation of computer-controlled SEM in the study of metal-contaminated soils. Mineralogical Magazine, 67: 219-231
Kendall, M., Hamilton, R. S., Watt J. and Williams I. D. (2001) Characterization of Selected Speciated Organic Compounds Associated with Particulate Matter in London. Atmospheric Environment 35: 2483-2495
Rose, N. L., Juggins, S. and Watt J. (1999) The Characterisation Of Carbonaceous Fly-Ash Particles From Major European Fossil-Fuel Types And Applications To Environmental Samples. Atmospheric Environment, 33: 2699-2713
Sitzmann, B., Kendall, M., Watt, J., and Williams, I. (1999) Characterisation of airborne particles in London by computer-controlled scanning electron microscopy. Sci. Total Env. 241: 63-73
Watt, J. (1998). Automated Characterisation Of Individual Carbonaceous Fly Ash Particles By Computer Controlled Scanning Electron Microscopy -Analytical Methods And Critical Review Of Alternative Techniques. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 106: 309-327
Rose, N.L., Alliksaar, T., Bowman, J.J., Boyle, J., Coles, B. Fott, J., Harlock, S., Juggins, S., Punning, J.M., St Clair-Gribble, K., Vukic, J. and Watt, J. (1998) The FLAME Research Project: Introduction and Methods. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 106: 205-218
Rose, N.L., Alliksaar, T., Bowman, J.J., Fott, J., Harlock, S., Punning, J.M., St Clair-Gribble, K., Vukic, J. and Watt, J. (1998) The FLAME Project: Discussion and Conclusions. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 106: 329-351
Rose, N., Juggins, S., and Watt, J. (1996). Fuel-type characterization of carbonaceous fly ash particles using EDS derived surface chemistries: Applications to particles extracted from lake sediments. Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond Series A. 452: 881-907.
Hamilton, R.S., Kershaw, P.P., Segarra F., Spears, C.J. and Watt, J.M. (1994) Detection of airborne carbonaceous particulate matter by scanning electron microscopy. Sci. Tot. Env. 146/147: 303-308.
Rose, N., Juggins, S., Watt, J. and Battarbee, R.W. (1994) Fuel-type characterization of spheroidal carbonaceous particles using surface chemistry. Ambio. XXIII: 296-99.
Thornton, I., Watt, J.M., Davies, D.J.A., Hunt, A., Cotter-Howells, J. and Johnson, D.L. (1994) Lead contamination of UK dusts and soils and implications for childhood exposure: an overview of the work of the Environmental Geochemistry Research Group, Imperial College, London, U.K. 1981-1992. Env. Geochem. Health, 16: 113-122
Hunt, A., Johnson, D.L. and Thornton, I. and Watt, J.M. (1993) Apportioning the sources of lead in housedusts in the London Borough of Richmond, England. Sci. Total Env. 138: 183-206
Watt, J.M., Thornton, I. and Cotter‑Howells, J. (1993) Physical evidence to demonstrate the transfer of soil lead into young children via hand to mouth activity. Applied Geochem., Suppl. Issue 2: 269-272
Hunt, A., Johnson, D.L., Watt, J.M. and Thornton, I. (1992) Characterizing the sources of particulate lead in housedust by automated scanning electron microscopy. ES&T, 26, 1513-1532.
Ramsey, M.H., Dong, D., Thornton, I., Watt, J. and Giddens, R. (1991) Discrimination between aluminium held within vegetation and that contributed by soil contamination using a combination of electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) and inductively coupled plasma‑atomic emission spectrometry (ICPAES). Env. Geochem. Health 13: 114‑118.
Davies, D.J.A., Thornton, I., Watt, J., Culbard, E.B., Harvey, P.G., Delves, H.T., Sherlock, J.C., Smart, G.A., Thomas, J.F.A. and Quinn, M.J. (1990) Lead intake and blood lead in two year old UK urban children. Sci. Total Env., 90: 13‑29.
Thornton, I, Davies D.J.A., Watt, J.M. and Quinn, M.J. (1990) Lead exposure in young children from dust and soil in the United Kingdom. Env. Health Pers., 89: 55‑60.
Heasman, I. and Watt, J.M. (1989) Particulate Pollution Case studies which illustrate uses of individual particle analysis by scanning electron microscopy. Env. Geochem. Health, 11: 157‑162.
Culbard, E.B., Thornton, I., Watt, J., Wheatley, M., Moorcroft, S. and Thompson, M. (1988) Metal contamination in British urban dusts and soils. Journal of Environmental Quality, 17: 226‑234.
Davies, D.J.A., Watt, J.M. and Thornton, I. (1987) Lead levels in Birmingham dusts and soils. Sci. Total Env. 67: 177‑185.
Davies, D.J.A., Watt, J.M. and Thornton, I. (1987) Air lead concentrations in Birmingham, England‑ a comparison between levels inside and outside inner-city homes. Env. Geochem. Health, 9: 3‑7.
Thornton, I., Culbard, E.B., Moorcroft, S., Watt, J., Wheatley, M., Thompson, M. and Thomas, J.F.A., (1985) Metals in urban dusts and soils. Env. Technol. Lett., 6: 137‑144.
Culbard, E.B., Moorcroft, S., Watt, J., Thornton, I. and Thomas, J.F.A., (1983) A nationwide reconnaissance survey of metals in urban dusts and soils. Minerals and the Environment. 5: 82‑84.
Meyer, B., Lundy, L. and Watt, J. (2014) Integrated water cycle management in Kazakhstan – introduction to content and use. In Meyer, B. and Lundy, L. eds (2014) Integrated water cycle management in Kazakhstan. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Publishing House, Almaty ISBN: 978-601-04-0900-2. 320pp
Watt, J. (2014) An introduction to water management in Kazakhstan in the context of integrated risk management. In Meyer, B. and Lundy, L. eds (2014) Integrated water cycle management in Kazakhstan. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Publishing House, Almaty ISBN: 978-601-04-0900-2. 320pp
Watt, J. (2014) Methodologies and supporting tool for integrated water cycle management - Strategic risk management. In Meyer, B. and Lundy, L. eds (2014) Integrated water cycle management in Kazakhstan. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Publishing House, Almaty ISBN: 978-601-04-0900-2. 320pp
Watt, J. (2014) Management skills for building capability, capacity and impact – literature search and review. In Meyer, B. and Lundy, L. eds (2014) Integrated water cycle management in Kazakhstan. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Publishing House, Almaty ISBN: 978-601-04-0900-2. 320pp
Watt, J., Navrud, S., Drdácký, M. and Yates, T. (2009) Economic Evaluation. In Watt, J., Tidblad, J., Kucera, V. and Hamilton, R. (2009) The Effects of Air Pollution on Cultural Heritage, Springer, pp189-214
Watt, J., Doytchinov, S., Lefèvre, R-A., Ionescu, A., de la Fuente, D. and Drdácký, M. (2009) Stock at Risk. In Watt, J., Tidblad, J., Kucera, V. and Hamilton, R. (2009) The Effects of Air Pollution on Cultural Heritage, Springer, pp 147-188
Watt, J., Hamilton, R., Lefèvre, R-A and Ionescu, A. Soiling. In Watt, J., Tidblad, J., Kucera, V. and Hamilton, R. (2009) The Effects of Air Pollution on Cultural Heritage, Springer pp105-126
Watt, J. (2007) Strategic Risk Management for Small Businesses. In Managing Business Risk 4th Edition. J. Reuvid (ed) Kogan Page. ISBN 10 0 7494 4949 7. 31-40
Watt, J. and Hamilton, R. (2003) Soiling of Buildings by Particulate Matter. In: The Effects of Air Pollution on the Built Environment (Air Pollution Reviews) P. Brimblecombe (ed) Imperial College Press; ISBN: 1860942911 289-334
Watt, J.M. (1991) Characterisation of particulate matter using computer controlled scanning electron microscopy. In PACT 33. Airborne particles and gases, and their impact on the cultural heritage and its environment. Hicks, S., Miller, U., Nilsson, S., and Vuorela, I. (Eds), Rixensart, Belgium, pp 55-67.
Rose, N., Watt, J., Juggins, S., Munro, M.A.R. and Battarbee, R.W. (1991) The characterisation of carbonaceous particles derived from fossil fuel combustion. In PACT 33. Airborne particles and gases, and their impact on the cultural heritage and its environment. Hicks, S., Miller, U., Nilsson, S., and Vuorela, I. (Eds), Rixensart, Belgium, pp 47-53.
Hunt, A., Johnson, D., Watt, J.M., Crutcher, R.L. and Thornton, I. (1988) A general purpose scheme for classifying lead bearing particles by SEM/EDX. In Indoor and Ambient Air Quality, R. Perry and P.W.W. Kirk (Eds), Selper Ltd. pp 539 46.
Watt, J. and Johnson, D.L.J., (1987) Characterisation of dusts by scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy. In: Lead in the Home Environment, I. Thornton and E.B. Culbard, Eds., Science Reviews, London, 85-96
Davies, D.J.A., Thornton, I., Watt, J. and Culbard, E.B. (1987) Lead levels in and around the homes of inner city children. In: Lead in the Home Environment, I. Thornton and E.B. Culbard, Eds., Science Reviews, London. 105-112
Watt, J., Ball, D.J. and Okoli, J. (2016) Utilising expertise to manage dynamic urban risks. In Proceedings of international conference on urban risks. Lisbon 30 June/2 July, 2016
Okoli, J.O., Watt, J., Weller, G. (2016) Managing complex fires in urban environments: A tale of two cultures. In Proceedings of international conference on urban risks. Lisbon 30 June/2 July, 2016
Ball, D.J. and Watt, J. (2016) Airborne Particulate Matter and Diesel Vehicles in Cities - changing perspectives. . In Proceedings of international conference on urban risks. Lisbon 30 June/2 July, 2016
Ball, D.J. and Watt, J. (2016) Trees and the Urban Environment - Weighing Risks and Benefits. In Proceedings of international conference on urban risks. Lisbon 30 June/2 July, 2016
Okoli, J. O., Weller, G., Watt, J., & Wong, B. L. W. (2013). Decision making strategies used by experts and the potential for training intuitive skills: A preliminary study. In H. Chaudet, L. Pellegrin, & N. Bonnardel (Eds.), Proceedings of the 11th international conference on naturalistic decision making (NDM 2013), Marseille, France, 21-24 May 2013 (pp. 227-232). Paris, France: Arpege Science Publishing
Watt, J., and Ball, D.J. (2011) The role of the social sciences in 21st century risk management. In Proc. Conf. 21st Century Risk Management ‘First International Conference on Emerging Research Paradigms in Business and Social Sciences’, Dubai November 22-24, 2011 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Ball-King, L., Ball, D.J., and Watt, J. (2011) Sport and Activity Tourism - Future Challenges In Proc. Conf. 21st Century Risk Management ‘First International Conference on Emerging Research Paradigms in Business and Social Sciences’, Dubai November 22-24, 2011 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Watt, J., Andrews, E., Machin, N., Hamilton, R., Beevers, S., Dajnak, D., Guinart, X. and De la Viesca and Cosgrove, P. (2007) Cultural Heritage Stock at Risk from Air Pollution in G.M. Morrison and S. Rauch (eds) Highway and Urban Pollution – Proceedings of the 8th Highway and Urban Environment Symposium, pp 223-232
Ferm, M., DeSantis, F., Varotsos, C., Watt, J. and O’Hanlon, S. (2005) New Sampling Methods for Particulate Matter and Nitric Acid. Proceedings of Workshop Cultural Heritage in the City of Tomorrow; Developing Policies to Manage Continuing Risk from Air Pollution, Kucera, V., Tidblad, J. and Hamilton, R. (Eds) Swedish Corrosion Institute, pp 177-187
O’Hanlon, S., Watt, J. and Hamilton, R. (2005) The Soiling of Cultural Heritage Materials. Proceedings of Workshop Cultural Heritage in the City of Tomorrow; Developing Policies to Manage Continuing Risk from Air Pollution, Kucera, V., Tidblad, J. and Hamilton, R. (Eds) Swedish Corrosion Institute, pp 201-212
Watt, J., O'Hanlon, S. and Hamilton, R.S. (2004) Field studies to examine effects of particulate matter of different origin on building soiling in multipollutant environments – preliminary results from the multi-assess project in London. In Saiz-Jimenez, C. (Ed) “Air Pollution and Cultural Heritage” Balkema. 215-220
O'Hanlon, S., Watt, J. and. Hamilton R.S. (2003) The Effects of Particulate Matter on Cultural Heritage Damage at European Aerosol Conference, Madrid, 215-220
Ball, D and Watt, J. (2001) Risk Management and Cultural Heritage at ARIADNE 4 – Vulnerability of cultural heritage to hazards and prevention measures Prague, CZ, 571-5
Watt J., Massey, S., and Kendall, M. (2000) Fractal Modelling of Particulate Deposition in the Development of Black Crusts on Stone. In Proc. 9th International Congress on Deterioration and Conservation of Stone, Venice, 19-20 June 637-646
Sitzmann, B., Kendall, M., Watt, J., and Williams, I. (1996) Personal Exposure Study of Cyclists to Airborne Particulate Material. Journal of Aerosol Science. 27, Supl 1. ppS499-S500
Hunt, A., Johnson, D.L. and Watt J. (1994) SEM/EDX based differential individual particle analysis of weak acid soluble lead phases in mine waste contaminated soils, presented at Geological Society of America Conference, Seattle
Watt, J.M., and Thornton, I. (1991) Physical evidence to demonstrate the transfer of soil lead into young children via hand to mouth activity. 2nd International Symposium on Environmental Geochemistry, Uppsala, Sweden
Watt, J.M. and Thornton, I. (1990) The role of particulate material in the transfer of lead from the environment to young children. In Proc. Conf "Environmental Contamination” Barcelona, CEP Consultants, Edinburgh, pp 493‑5.
Hunt, A., Johnson, D., Thornton, I. and Watt, J.M. (1988) Apportionment of lead‑bearing particles in housedust by SEM/AIA/EDX. In Proc. 2nd Conference: Aerosols, their generation, behaviour and applications, Aerosol Society.
Watt, J., Hunt, A. and Thornton, I. (1987) Geochemical applications of individual particle analysis using scanning electron microscopy and related techniques In: Proceedings 2nd International Symposium on Geochemistry and Health Thornton, I., Ed. (Science Reviews Ltd., London).
Davies, D.J.A., Thornton, I., Watt, J., Culbard, E.B., Harvey, P.G., Delves, H.T., Sherlock, J.C., Smart, G.A., Thomas, J.F.A. and Quinn, M.J. (1987) Relationship between blood lead and lead intake in two year old urban children in the UK. In: Proc. Conf. "Heavy Metals in the Environment", New Orleans. CEP Consultants, Edinburgh. Vol 2 pp203‑205.
Davies, D.J.A., Watt, J.M., Thornton, I. and Quinn, M.J. (1987) Indoor and outdoor air lead concentrations ‑ implications for the health of young children. In: Proc. Conf. "Heavy Metals in the Environment", New Orleans. CEP Consultants, pp292‑4
Culbard, E.B., Johnson, D.L.J. and Watt, J., (1986) Microscopy based techniques used in the apportionment of lead sources in household dust. In Proc. "1st International Symposium on Geochemistry and Health", Royal Society, Science Reviews, London.
Davies, D.J.A. and Watt, J., (1986) An assessment of the quantity and significance of lead on the hands of inner city children in the United Kingdom. In: Trace Substances in Environmental Health ‑ XX, D.D. Hemphill, Ed, University of Missouri, Columbia. pp 333‑344
Watt, J., (1985) Industrial emissions monitoring ‑ Area studies. In: Proc. NSCA Workshop "Towards Air Quality Management", 26‑27 March, Warwick University, National Society for Clean Air, Brighton.
Johnson, D.L.J., Watt, J. and Culbard, E.B., (1985) Automated image analysis and scanning electron microscopy as an aid to tracing the sources of lead in household and other dusts. In: Proc Conf. "Heavy Metals in the Environment", Athens. CEP Consultants, Edinburgh. Vol. 2 pp. 404‑406.
Thomas, J.F.A., Culbard, E.B., Harvey, P.G., Sherlock, J.G., Delves, T., Davies, D.J.A., Quinn, M.J., Morgan, J., Smart, G., Spurgeon, A., Thornton, I. and Watt, J. (1985) Lead intakes of young children from dusts and other sources. In: Proc. Conf. "Heavy Metals in the Environment", Athens. CEP Consultants, Edinburgh. Vol. 1 pp. 317‑320.
Watt, J., Moorcroft, S., Brooks, K., Culbard, E.B. and Thornton, I., (1983) Metal contamination of dusts and soils in urban and rural households in the United Kingdom. 1. Sampling and analytical techniques for household and external dusts. In: Trace Substances in Environmental Health ‑ XVII, D.D. Hemphill, Ed, University of Missouri, Columbia, pp. 229‑35.
Culbard, E.B., Thornton, I., Watt, J., Moorcroft, S., Brooks, K. and Thompson, M., (1983) Metal contamination of dusts and soils in urban and rural households in the United Kingdom 2. A nationwide reconnaissance survey of the United Kingdom to determine metal concentrations in urban dusts and soils. In: Trace Substances in Environmental Health ‑ XVII, D.D. Hemphill, Ed, University of Missouri, Columbia, pp. 236‑41.
Culbard, E.B., Thornton, I., Watt, J., Moorcroft, S. and Brooks, K., (1983) Sources and distribution of lead and cadmium in United Kingdom dusts and soils. In: Proc. Conf. "Heavy Metals in the Environment", Heidelberg. CEP Consultants, Edinburgh. Vol. 1 pp. 426‑429.
Moorcroft, S., Watt, J., Thornton, I., Wells, J., Strehlow, C.D. and Barltrop, D., (1982) Composition of dusts and soils in an apparently uncontaminated rural village in Southwest England ‑ Implications to human health. In: Trace Substances in Environmental Health ‑ XVI, D.D. Hemphill, Ed, University of Missouri, Columbia, pp. 155‑163.
Thornton, I., John, S., Moorcroft, S., Watt, J., Strehlow, C.D., Barltrop, D. and Wells, J., (1980) Cadmium at Shipham ‑ A unique example of environmental geochemistry and health. In: Trace Substances in Environmental Health ‑ XIV, D.D. Hemphill, Ed, University of Missouri, Columbia, pp. 27‑37.
Watt, J.M. (1990) Automated feature analysis in the scanning electron microscope. Microsc. Anal., 15: 25‑28.
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