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Takuya (Tak)
Iwamura, PhDPostdoctoral Scholar, Department of Biological Sciences & Department of Environmental Earth System Science, Stanford University | |
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Thank you for visiting my page! I currently work with Dr Jose Fragoso and Prof. Eric Lambin
at Stanford University on land use change of the indiginous communities
in Guyana. I apply the framework of social-ecological systems (SESs) to
understand the feedback mechanism between land use and ecological
sustainability (forest cover and biodiversity). I am also associated
with Prof. Rodolfo Dirzo.
I finished my PhD on conservation biogeography with Prof Hugh Possingham as my main advisor at the University of Queensland in 2012. I worked with Dr Richard Fuller before moving to California.
---------------------------------------------------------- Postdoctoral projects:
- The impacts of land use change of indigenous communities on biodiversity and carbon storage in Guyana
---------------------------------------------------------- Research interests:
- Social-ecologica systems (SESs)
- Biodiveristy conservation
- Systematic conservation planning
- Spatial prioritization for natural resources
- Migratory species conservation
- Impacts of climate change
---------------------------------------------------------- Techinques/Tools:- Spatial modeling (species distribution modeling etc)
- Computer simulation
- Agent-based modeling (ABM)
- Graph theory
- Prioritization algorithm, including software (Marxan)
- GIS
- Remote sensing
- Statistics
- Computer programming (using: Python, C++, NetLogo, R)
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Koala catching and tagging, Queensland, Australia, 2010
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News in 2012: I freely provide global agricultural opportunity cost dataset (Naidoo & Iwamura 2007) here. I open this pgae in May 2012 I moved to Califronai in Jan 2012 |
| Contact: takuya@stanford.edu
Lambin lab, Department of Environmental Earth System Science, Stanford University, Y2E2 Bldg. (355), 473 Via Ortega, Stanford, California 94305, U.S.A |
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