Mr Joshua Peters
Research Associate
Management Science
Personal statement
Joshua Peters is a PhD student at the University of Strathclyde investigating multiple perspectives of climate change risks to freshwater ecosystem services within Scotland. Josh has a particular interest in creating decision making tools for stakeholder risk management, these tools aim to highlight water resource services which are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
Josh is part of the newly founded exciting cross-Faculty Centre for Doctoral Training program at the University of Strathclyde in Global Environmental Monitoring and Policy (GEMaP). This new centre marks the start of a new international program in environmental monitoring at the University of Strathclyde. The CDT brings together researchers from interdisciplinary research backgrounds and provide a unique training experience in science, policy, economics and metrology.
The interdisciplinary supervisory team includes Dr Jen Roberts (Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Engineering) and Prof John Quigley (Management Science, Strathclyde Business School).
Research Interests
Josh has a research background which focuses on Climate change impacts, whether this be measuring direct impacts to ecosystems or finding the root causes of ecosystem service degradation. Josh’s research has taken him to many places including: Belize, Tanzania, Fiji and The Maldives.
Projects
- Global Environmental Monitoring and Policy (GEMaP) Centre for Doctoral Training: Quantifying the risks and impacts of climate change on water resources in Scotland.
- Peters, Joshua (Principal Investigator) Roberts, Jen (Principal Investigator) Quigley, John (Co-investigator)
- This is an exciting opportunity to engage in international research to reduce risks of climate change on water resources. The studentship will be developing innovative decision-making techniques as well as identifying potential policy interventions to enhance actions to mitigate and adapt to climate change, or to reduce the impacts of climate change.
- 01-Jan-2019
Contact
Mr
Joshua
Peters
Research Associate
Management Science
Email: joshua.peters@strath.ac.uk
Tel: Unlisted