| James D.A. Millington |
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The primary component of my PhD research is the construction of a spatially-explicit simulation model that takes a combined agent-based/cellular automata approach to directly consider the interaction between human land management decision-making and landscape vegetation dynamics. [more...] |
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Since coming into contact with aspects of complex systems study in the later stages of my undergraduate degree, I developed research interests in the relationships between characteristic spatio-temporal scaling patterns in nature, specifically Wildfire regimes, and their biophysical and/or anthropogenic driving forces. [more...] |
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During my study, development and application of several types of environmental model (statistical, cellular automata, agent-based) I have become interested in some of the philosphical issues surrounding these tools. [more...] |
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