Contact Information Niko Yiannakoulias,
Assistant Professor, Office: General Science Building, Rm 204 |
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Niko Yiannakoulias: Research
"Achieving international distinction for creativity, innovation and excellence in geographical, geological and environmental education, research and outreach."
Research Interests:
1. Medical geography
- Understanding and characterizing interactions between the environment and human health
- Understanding spatial-temporal structures in infectious
disease
- Geographies of chronic disease
- Paediatric injury and the social and physical environment
2. Geographic health surveillance
- Developing geographic methods that can be used to understand and support decision
making in health
- Cricical analysis of health surveillance methodology, policy and health care
- Spatial representation of health information
3. Geomatics of illness and crime
- Studying how different ways of defining disease and illness can affect how we
observe and understand geographic information
- Developing frameworks for understanding the moral geographies of spatial analysis
4. Agent-based models of human and environment interaction
- Developing agent-based models to observe the emergence of spatial patterns in cooperative and competitive social environments
- Studying how changes in social behaviour (such as immunization) interact with the evolution of disease virulence in pathogenic microorganisms
- Agent-based models for infectious disease control and planning
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