Dr. Patrick Morrissey
Martin Naughton Assistant Professor, Civil Struct & Env. Eng.
Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Blanc, Charlotte and Oldbury-Thomas, Donna and Morrissey, Patrick, Mental Health Impacts of Agri-Environmental Schemes: Insights from Agricultural Advisors in France and Ireland, Sustainability, 17, (17), 2025
Chowdhury N., Morrissey P., Gill L.W., A comparison between numerical, neural network, and hybrid modelling approaches to simulate spring flow from a karst catchment in northwest Ireland using long-term hydrological data, Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies, 61, 2025, p102723
Tabbussum R., Basu B., Gill L.W., Enhancing flood predictions: a comprehensive neural network approach for groundwater flooding in lowland karst areas, Environmental Modelling and Software, 192, 2025, p106591
Dalton, Catherine, DeEyto, Elvira, Jennings, Eleanor, Lakes in Ireland " Mirrors of Change, 2024
Savatier M., Morrissey P., Gill L.W., Rocha C., Intercomparison of marine tracer and catchment-based submarine groundwater discharge estimates for a karst aquifer, Journal of Hydrology, 627, 2023, p130358-
Gill L.W., Mac Mahon J., Knappe J., Morrissey P., Hydraulic conductivity assessment of falling head percolation tests used for the design of on-site wastewater treatment systems, Water Research, 236, (119968), 2023
Basu B., Morrissey P., Gill L.W., Application of nonlinear time series and machine learning algorithms for forecasting groundwater flooding in a lowland karst area, Water Resources Research, 58, 2022, pe2021WR029576
Morrissey P., Nolan P., McCormack T., Johnston P.M., Naughton O., Gill L.W., Impacts of climate change on groundwater flooding and ecohydrology in lowland karst, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences , 25, 2021, p1923 - 1941
Gill L.W., Schuler, P., Duran, L., Johnston P.M., Morrissey P., An evaluation of semi-distributed-pipe-network and distributed-finite-difference models to simulate karst systems, Hydrogeology Journal, 27, 2021, p259 - 279
Bhatnagar S., Gill L.W., Waldren S., Sharkey N., Naughton O., Johnston P., Coxon C., Morrissey P., Ghosh B., Ecohydrological metrics for vegetation communities in turloughs (ephemeral karstic wetlands), Ecohydrology, 14, 2021, pe2316
Morrissey P., McCormack T., Naughton O., Johnston P.M., Gill L.W., Modelling groundwater flooding in a lowland karst catchment, Journal of Hydrology, 580, 2020, p124361
Patrick Morrissey, The hydrogeology of the Gort Lowlands, Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 36, 2018, p1
Weldon, P., Morrissey, P. and O'Mahony, M., Long-Term Cost of Ownership Comparative Analysis between Electric Vehicles and Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles, Sustainable Cities and Society, 39, 2018, p578 - 591
Morrissey, P., Weldon, P. and O'Mahony, M., Future standard and fast charging infrastructure planning: An analysis of electric vehicle charging behaviour, Energy Policy, 89, 2016, p257 - 270
Morrissey, P, Weldon, P. and O'Mahony, M., Informing the Strategic Rollout of Fast Electric Vehicle Charging Networks with User Charging Behaviour Data Analysis , Procs of the 95th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, National Academy of Sciences, Washington D.C., January, 2016
Weldon, P. Morrissey, P., and O'Mahony, M., Environmental impacts of varying electric vehicle user behaviours and comparisons to internal combustion engine vehicle usage - An Irish case study, Journal of Power Sources, 319, 2016, p27-38
Weldon, P., Morrissey, P., Brady, J., and O'Mahony, M., An investigation into usage patterns of electric vehicles in Ireland, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and the Environment, 43, 2016, p207 - 225
Morrissey, P., Weldon, P. and O'Mahony, M., Electric Vehicle Household Charging Behaviour in Ireland and Aims for a Carbon Neutral Electric Fleet by 2020, World Review of Intermodal Transportation Research, 5, (4), 2015, p336 - 352
Morrissey P., Johnston P.M., Gill L.W., The impact of on-site wastewater from high density cluster developments on groundwater quality, Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 182, 2015, p36 - 50
Patrick Morrissey, An investigation into the effects of the density of on-site wastewater treatment systems on Irish aquifer, Trinity College Dublin, 2014
Recognition
Representations
Member of the Irish RAMSAR Wetlands Committee (IRWC). The IRWC is a group set up to assist in the protection, appreciation and understanding of wetlands in Ireland and to promote the implementation of the RAMSAR convention. The primary objective of the IRWC is to promote the wise use and protection of all wetlands in Ireland.
Memberships
Chartered Engineer with Engineers Ireland
Member of the International Association of Hydrogeologists