I am a PhD student in Statistics and Operations Research at STOR-i, Lancaster University. My research interests include statistical modelling, non-linear regression methods and prediction. In my PhD I have been looking into applications within object tracking. To date in my PhD most of my work has been on the analysis of GPS tracking data in oceanography.
My PhD program is a 3+1 year degree, I have completed the MRes part and I am now in the second year of my PhD. Prior to Moving to Lancaster University, I was in University College Dublin studying for a BSc in Mathematics and Statistics. In the last couple of years of my BSc, I started to get really interested in statistics, in particular the predicting/clustering side. Which has led to my current studies.
PhD in Statistics and Operations Research, 2018-Present
Lancaster University
MRes in Statistics and Operations Research, 2017-2018
Lancaster University
BSc in Mathematics and Statistics, 2013-2017
University College Dublin
In summary my PhD project focuses on statistical models for data gathering processes tracking moving objects through time. For example …
STatistics and Operation Research with Industry
STOR-i was established in 2010 as an EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT). The Centre has developed an international reputation for the quality of its research. STOR-i is one of the few CDTs which have successfully obtained funding at all 3 funding calls.
STOR-i stands for Statistics and Operations Research with Industry, the programme takes 4 years. The first year covers a broad range of topics in Statistics and Operations Research. Which is followed by a three year PhD programme. At any given time STOR-i has about 40 PhD students within the program.
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