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Craig Wilkie is a lecturer in Statistics and Data Analysis at the University of Glasgow, where his research focuses on environmental statistics, particularly in developing methods for spatiotemporal data fusion. His PhD work centered on creating nonparametric statistical downscaling techniques that integrate satellite and in-lake water quality data, addressing various spatial and temporal supports. Wilkie's current research aims to advance knowledge regarding applied river water data. He has employed statistical modeling to investigate the effects of connectivity stress on biodiversity, particularly for key species in UK freshwater lakes. Recently, he has contributed to the modeling of healthcare data related to virology, aiming to understand the effectiveness of vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 variants over time. His interest in statistical methods is reflected in his teaching, where he instructs courses including Introduction to R Programming and Environmental Statistics at both undergraduate and master's levels.
University of Glasgow • Glasgow, SCT
Lecturer in Statistics and Data Analysis, focusing on environmental statistics and mentoring students in various statistical models.