| James D.A. Millington |
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Profile
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Research Interests
Landscape (socio-ecological) Modelling
Landscape Ecology
Natural Hazards (particularly wildfire)
Philosophy of Modelling
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Conferences and Summer Schools
- British Geophysical Association, London [2006]
- European Geophysics Union, Nice/Vienna [2004, 2006 (session co-convenor)]
- GIACS Summer School: Complex Systems in SocSci, Warsaw [2006]
- 'IALE' European Congress, Faro [2005]
- 'LUCC' Workshop, Amsterdam [2004]
- Royal Geographical Society, London [2005, 2006]
- THEMES Summer School: Analysing Complexity, Barcelona [2006]
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Professional Affiliations
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Teaching Experience
- Physical Geography tutor to first- and second-year undergraduate students
- Undergraduate lectures on second and third year courses
- Fieldwork Instructor, second-year undergraduate fieldtrip, Spain
- Teaching Assistant, second-year undergraduate computer labs
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IT Skills
- Computer programming (competent in C++, basic Visual Basic and Python)
- Experienced GIS user (Arc, IDRISI, GRASS)
- Proficient understanding and use of statistics (using ‘R’ and ‘SPSS’ packages)
- Basic understanding and use of remote sensing concepts and software (ENVI)
- Advanced Internet research skills plus HTML and basic JavaScript
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Other Skills & Activities
- Good communicator; strong written skills and confident speaker
- Experienced team player; able to provide leadership and initiative when required
- Joint social secretary, KCL Department of Geography, 2003 – 2006
- President, KCL Cricket Club, 2004 – 2005
- Player (1st & 2nd XI’s), KCL Football Club, 1999 – 2006 (Captain 2nd XI 2000/01)
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Brief Biog
James moved to London to take a place on the Geography BSc in the Department of Geography at King's College London in 1999, after being born and raised in Bristol, UK. On achieving his degree with first class honours he decided to remain at King's to read for the MSc in Environmental Modelling, Monitoring and Management offered by the department (awarded with Distinction in 2003). During his masters studies James fostered good relationships with members of the Environmental Monitoring and Modelling group with whom he collaborated successfully to secure an ESRC/NERC Interdisciplinary Studentship to fund his PhD. On successful completion of his PhD in early 2007 James moved to the Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability at Michigan State University as a visiting research associate to develop an ecological-economic model of a managed forest landscape.
James' interests outside of academia are driven largely by sports and socialising. He played football for King's (1st and 2nd XIs) every season between 1999-2006 and captained the 2nd XI during 2001/02. He has also played cricket for the college and was President of KCL Cricket Club during 2004/05. Now in the US, James has taken up alien sports known as 'Soccer' and 'Ultimate Frisbee', and will take every opportunity to get out to explore both the wilderness and urban environments of this new world he finds himself in. When in the UK James occasionally takes the opportunity to go and watch Bristol City Football , Bristol Rugby and Gloucestershire County Cricket clubs lose to their opposition. [more...]
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