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SSCR Combinable and Energy Crops Winter Meeting 25 February 2021 (Event)
The Scottish Society for Crop Research (SSCR), Combinable and Energy Crops sub-committee would like to invite you to join their Winter meeting "Making the Most of Your Soils". This is a biennial meeting held by the ... Read more
Huge potential of food waste to support circular economies (News)
A new review paper by Hutton PhD student Camilla Negri, working alongside colleagues in Italy and China, shows that food waste has significant potential to replace crops in the production of energy and fertilisers through anaerobi ... Read more
Climate justice the focus of Hutton’s first online screening (News)
The award-winning film Thank You For The Rain was the focus of the James Hutton Institute’s first ever collective 'online' film screening on the 6th of April, highlighting a range of issues including climate justice, ... Read more
Social tipping dynamics key to stabilise Earth’s climate by 2050 (News)
Countries around the world must induce ‘social tipping’ dynamics by introducing far-reaching social and technological changes if they are to successfully decarbonise and prevent the devastating consequences of climate ... Read more
Innovation Hub for Controlled Environment Agriculture launched in Dundee (News)
Agri-tech centre Crop Health and Protection (CHAP) and farming technology company Liberty Produce have launched the Innovation Hub for Controlled Environment Agriculture (IHCEA) at the James Hutton Institute’s site in Inverg ... Read more
James Hutton Institute congratulates Intelligent Growth Solutions on achieving £5.4m funding boost (News)
Professor Colin Campbell, Chief Executive of the James Hutton Institute, has congratulated the Scottish-based vertical farm technology business Intelligent Growth Solutions Ltd (IGS) on attracting £5.4m Series A funding, led ... Read more
Community energy in Europe ‘more diverse’ than in the past 50 years (News)
European citizen renewable energy projects are more diverse now than at any time in the past 50 years, and they are likely to act as incubators for social innovation in all aspects of energy. However, efforts must be made to ensur ... Read more
Hutton scientists welcome launch of IPCC special report on global warming (News)
Scientists from the James Hutton Institute have welcomed the launch of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and related global greenhouse gas emiss ... Read more
Scotland's first vertical indoor farm unveiled at Hutton Dundee site (News)
Scottish-based agritech business Intelligent Growth Solutions Ltd has unveiled its first indoor vertical farming demonstration building at the James Hutton Institute near Dundee. The facility, formally opened by John Swinney, MSP ... Read more
ALTER: can increasing the carbon in soil combat climate change? (News)
Scientists from the James Hutton Institute are supporting the Asian Agricultural Long-Term Experiment (ALTER) with the aim of providing scientific basis and management options for soil sequestration and agricultural sustainability ... Read more
Hydro Nation scholar presents research at international water, food, energy and climate conference (News)
A Hydro Nation scholar carrying out research on common challenges across water, energy and food and their connections to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) presented her PhD research during a session on ... Read more
SSCR Combinable and Energy Crops Winter Meeting 6 March 2018 (Event)
The Scottish Society for Crop Research (SSCR) Combinable and Energy Crops Sub-committee will hold its Winter Meeting at the James Hutton Institute in Dundee. The event is open to anyone in the cereals industry and other interested ... Read more
SSCR Combinable and Energy Crops Winter Meeting 16 March 2017 (Event)
The Scottish Society for Crop Research (SSCR) Combinable and Energy Crops Sub-committee will hold its Winter Meeting at the James Hutton Institute in Dundee. The event is open to anyone in the cereals industry and other interested ... Read more
Stochastic Anaerobic Digestion Economic Assessment Tool (Research Page)
What is anaerobic digestion? Anaerobic digestion is a process by which micro-organisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen, leading to the production of biogas and bio-fertilisers. Anaerobic digestion tech ... Read more
MAGIC “Moving Towards Adaptive Governance in Complexity: Informing Nexus Security" (Project)
MAGIC takes a fresh look at the Europe’s goals for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth and the policies and instruments intended to support these goals. Many issues – including water, energy and food security - are ... Read more
Mining legacy springs hope for greener future (News)
An old coal mine in Lanarkshire could soon be springing back into life and once again provide heating for people’s homes thanks to geothermal power. A joint effort by North Lanarkshire Council and the James Hutton Institute ... Read more
Prospects for North East Scotland’s land-based industries outlined in report (News)
Is the land-based sector in North East Scotland resilient enough to face future challenges? This question, along with many others, is at the centre of a report commissioned by the North East Scotland Agricultural Advisory Group (N ... Read more
SSCR Combinable and Energy Crops Winter Meeting 2016 - MEETING POSTPONED (Event)
The Combinable and Energy Crops Committee regret to advise that this meeting has been postponed. A new date will be announced later in the year. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience or disappointment this might cause to ... Read more
Geothermal energy projects awarded quarter million (News)
Almost a quarter of a million pounds of funding has been awarded to five feasibility projects across Scotland, including the James Hutton Institute's Hartwood Research Farm in Lanarkshire, to investigate how thermal energ ... Read more
Nitrous oxide in soil – the contribution of this greenhouse gas to climate change (Event)
Professor Liz Baggs (Head of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen) will give an overview of what we now know about how the contributions of biological and chemical processes to nitrous oxide emission have evolved over time. ... Read more
Value of community projects discussed at energy conference (News)
The value of community-owned renewables to local economies was the focus of a presentation made by Professor Deb Roberts from the James Hutton Institute at Community Energy Scotland’s 2014 conference, which was opened by Fer ... Read more
Soils@Hutton - Soil and Climate Change (Research Page)
Learn more about soils & climate change ... Read more
Jelte grew up in sub-Saharan Africa, and lived and worked in Australia, Greenland, the Himalayas and the Pacific Northwest before moving to Scotland.
Current research interests
Jelte is interested in how humans engage with energy systems, particularly renewables.
- Under what conditions do distributed renewables pose a viable vehicle for socio-economic empowerment in the developing world?
- What benefits do renewable energy projects owned and controlled by local communities bring above and beyond those developed and operated by commercial stakeholders?
- How can policy best be crafted to accelerate and promote community renewables uptake?
Bibliography
- Abdul-Salam, Y.; Ehlers, M.H., Harnmeijer, J. (2017) Anaerobic digestion of feedstock grown on marginal land: break-even electricity prices., Energies, 10, Article No. 1416.
- Berka, A.L.; Harnmeijer, J.; Roberts, D.; Phimister, E.; Msika, J. (2017) A comparative analysis of the costs of onshore wind energy: Is there a case for community-specific policy support?, Energy Policy, 106, 394-403.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Schlicke, A.; Barron, H.; Banks, D.; Townsend, D.; Steen, P.; Nikolakopoulou, V.; Lu, H.; Zhengao, C. (2017) The Fortissat minewater geothermal district heating project: a case study., Engineering and Technology Reference, 2017, 8pp.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Allan, G.; Abdul-Salam, Y. (2017) The economic impact of local energy economies., Report to the Scottish Centre of Expertise on Climate Change.
- Slee, W.; Harnmeijer, J. (2017) Community renewables: balancing optimism with reality., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy. Palgarve Macmillan, Cham, Switzerland, Chapter 3, pp35-64.
- Berka, A.L.; Harnmeijer, J.; Slee, B. (2017) Crossing the Rubicon: the 2015 renewable electricity reforms and implications for Scotland., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical Review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy: Implications of the Independence Debate. Pelgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp153-177.
- Som, S.; Buick, R.; Hagadorn, J.W.; Blake, T.S.; Perreault, J.M.; Harnmeijer, J.; Catling, D.C. (2016) Earth's air pressure 2.7 billion years ago constrained to less than half of modern levels., Nature Geoscience, 9, 448-451.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Morris, S.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume II: United Kingdom case study., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Lucha, C.; Prahl, A.; Ison, N.; Kuch, D.; Dronkers, B.; Jeyakumar, B.; Switzer, J.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume I: Main Report., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Schlicke, A. (2016) Feasibility report of Fortissat Community minewater geothermal energy district heating network., Geothermal Energy Challenge Found Project, Report to Scottish Government, February 2016.
- Abdul-Salam, Y.; Ehlers, M.H., Harnmeijer, J. (2017) Anaerobic digestion of feedstock grown on marginal land: break-even electricity prices., Energies, 10, Article No. 1416.
- Berka, A.L.; Harnmeijer, J.; Roberts, D.; Phimister, E.; Msika, J. (2017) A comparative analysis of the costs of onshore wind energy: Is there a case for community-specific policy support?, Energy Policy, 106, 394-403.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Schlicke, A.; Barron, H.; Banks, D.; Townsend, D.; Steen, P.; Nikolakopoulou, V.; Lu, H.; Zhengao, C. (2017) The Fortissat minewater geothermal district heating project: a case study., Engineering and Technology Reference, 2017, 8pp.
- Som, S.; Buick, R.; Hagadorn, J.W.; Blake, T.S.; Perreault, J.M.; Harnmeijer, J.; Catling, D.C. (2016) Earth's air pressure 2.7 billion years ago constrained to less than half of modern levels., Nature Geoscience, 9, 448-451.
- Slee, W.; Harnmeijer, J. (2017) Community renewables: balancing optimism with reality., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy. Palgarve Macmillan, Cham, Switzerland, Chapter 3, pp35-64.
- Berka, A.L.; Harnmeijer, J.; Slee, B. (2017) Crossing the Rubicon: the 2015 renewable electricity reforms and implications for Scotland., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical Review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy: Implications of the Independence Debate. Pelgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp153-177.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Morris, S.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume II: United Kingdom case study., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Lucha, C.; Prahl, A.; Ison, N.; Kuch, D.; Dronkers, B.; Jeyakumar, B.; Switzer, J.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume I: Main Report., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Schlicke, A. (2016) Feasibility report of Fortissat Community minewater geothermal energy district heating network., Geothermal Energy Challenge Found Project, Report to Scottish Government, February 2016.
- Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Community energy in the UK, 2016: The beginning of the end?, World Wind Energy Association Bulletin, No.1, June 2016.
- Som, S.; Buick, R.; Hagadorn, J.W.; Blake, T.S.; Perreault, J.M.; Harnmeijer, J.; Catling, D.C. (2016) Earth's air pressure 2.7 billion years ago constrained to less than half of modern levels., Nature Geoscience, 9, 448-451.
- Haggett, C.; Aitken, M.; Rudolph, D.; van Veelen, B.; Harnmeijer, J.; Markantoni, M. (2014) Supporting community investment in commercial energy schemes., ClimateXChange Summary Report, pp1-14.
- Slee, W.; Harnmeijer, J. (2017) Community renewables: balancing optimism with reality., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy. Palgarve Macmillan, Cham, Switzerland, Chapter 3, pp35-64.
- Berka, A.L.; Harnmeijer, J.; Slee, B. (2017) Crossing the Rubicon: the 2015 renewable electricity reforms and implications for Scotland., In: Wood, G. & Baker, K. (eds.). A Critical Review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy: Implications of the Independence Debate. Pelgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp153-177.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Allan, G.; Abdul-Salam, Y. (2017) The economic impact of local energy economies., Report to the Scottish Centre of Expertise on Climate Change.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Morris, S.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume II: United Kingdom case study., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Vaughan-Morris, G.; McNaught, C.; Lucha, C.; Prahl, A.; Ison, N.; Kuch, D.; Dronkers, B.; Jeyakumar, B.; Switzer, J.; Harnmeijer, J. (2016) Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects. Volume I: Main Report., Ricardo Energy & Environment, IEA-RETD Operating Agent, IEA Implementing Agreement for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment (IEA-RETD), Utrecht.
- Harnmeijer, J.; Schlicke, A. (2016) Feasibility report of Fortissat Community minewater geothermal energy district heating network., Geothermal Energy Challenge Found Project, Report to Scottish Government, February 2016.
Understanding Scotland’s hydropower resources (Research Page)
Aim: to establish full understanding of Scotland’s installed hydropower resources and related considerations We have reviewed and synthesised the current information, knowledge and research that are relevant to hydro-elect ... Read more
6. Working with stakeholders (Research Page)
Aim: to maintain active engagement with HEP stakeholders and researchers Our research aims to support sustainable HEP development and therefore needs to be designed and executed in partnership with conservation managers and HEP ... Read more
5. Governance of small scale schemes (Research Page)
Aim: understand the governance, regulation and economics of small scale run-of-river HEP schemes We are interested in how economic, regulatory and social issues relate to small scale HEP development and shape the outcome of ... Read more
4. Resilience of Scotland’s hydropower resources (Research Page)
Aim: to establish the resilience of Scotland’s hydropower resources to future water availability The 2020 Renewable Energy Routemap targets for generation could be affected by environmental change impacts on the hydropower ... Read more
3. Areas sensitive to cumulative impacts (Research Page)
Aim: to identify areas sensitive to future HEP developments There is significant potential for cumulative impacts to occur where HEP developments are clustered within a catchment. Our research is identifying the potential areas ... Read more
Marine and Seascape Visualization (Page)
Pressures for change in coastal areas creates a demand for raising the awareness of public and professional audiences of potential impacts on the environment and communities, Visualizations help to communicate the nature of change ... Read more
Michael graduated from MA Environmental Geography (Hons) from the University of Aberdeen in July 2013. He previously worked at the Environmental Research Institute in Thurso in 2012, investigating the relationship between wind speed and rainfall in Scotland to explore its effect on wind and hydro power reliability and their integration into the Scottish electricity system, particularly in light of the 2020 renewable targets.
Current research interests
Michael’s current work is supporting the following projects within the hydropower work package.
- To establish full understanding of Scotland’s installed hydropower resource and related considerations.
- To determine the environmental impacts of Hydro-Electric Power (HEP) impoundment schemes.
- To establish areas potentially sensitive to future HEP developments.
- To establish the resilience of Scotland’s hydro resource to future water availability.
- To investigate small scale run-of-river HEP schemes: governance, regulation and economics.
Past research
Michael has broad interests in mostly environmental but also some human/social lines of research. Specifically in the fields of: renewable energy, marine/coastal issues, sustainability and conservation, hydrology and ecology, agriculture, socio-demographic and socio-economic change and certain aspects of climate change.
Bibliography
- Sample, J.E.; Duncan, N.; Ferguson, M.; Cooksley, S. (2015) Scotland's hydropower: Current capacity, future potential and the possible impacts of climate change., Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 52, 111-122.
- Sample, J.E.; Duncan, N.; Ferguson, M.; Cooksley, S. (2015) Scotland's hydropower: Current capacity, future potential and the possible impacts of climate change., Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 52, 111-122.
Hydropower resources research (Research Page)
Hydropower plays a key role in Scotland’s renewable energy contributions and renewables targets for 2015 (50%) and 2020 (100%). Our research is supporting the sustainable planning, development and management of this resource ... Read more
Vibrant Rural Communities workshop (Research Page)
A workshop was held at Birnam Arts and Conference Centre on 20 November 2013 to provide an update on research being conducted as part of the Vibrant Rural Communities theme of the Food, Land and People Strategic Research programme ... Read more
LandSFACTS downloads (Research Page)
The LandSFACTS software is available in several formats: with graphical interface, helpfile and tutorial [XP, W7], cf. below command-line [XP, W7, W7 x64, Linux x64], by request dynamic libraries [XP, W7, W7 x64, Linux x ... Read more
LandSFACTS model details (inputs/outputs) (Research Page)
The LandsFACTS model was originally (v1.6) set up to simulate cropping systems at the landscape scale. Since 2007, it was further developed to allow modelling land uses at multiple scales within an evolving environment. The diagra ... Read more
Towards European Societal Sustainability (TESS) (Project)
The aim of TESS is to investigate the role of community-based transition initiatives in fostering a more low-carbon and sustainable Europe. TESS is a European Union project funded under the Seventh Framework Pr ... Read more
Assessing and valuing peatland ecosystem services for sustainable management (Research Page)
Peatlands provide vital services to society, such as helping to mitigate climate change, providing clean water and supporting biodiversity and tourism, but are currently under threat. Peatlands are an ideal case study for valuin ... Read more
Dr Chen Wang is a Landscape and Visualisation Scientist, who joined the Information and Computational Sciences group at the James Hutton Institute in 2010.
Current research interests
His research interests include 3D modelling of landscapes; Integrating virtual environment with Remote Sensing and GIS for land and sea planning; Urban environment modelling and reconstruction; Augmented Reality visualization; Character and traffic animation; 3D flooding modelling and simulation for monitoring and management.
He is also interested in designing combination approaches for representation and assessment of 3D virtual environment in land planning and management.
Recent Projects:
European Union
- H2020 Aquaspace. 2015-2018. Ecosystem Approach to Making Space for Sustainable Aquaculture (Aquaspace).
- FP7-ENVIEVAL-RTD. 2013-2015. Development and application of new methodological frameworks for the evaluation of environmental impacts of rural development programmes in the EU.
- EC-E-CLIC. 2013-2016. Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation and Cooperation: An experiment on the Landscape Convention.
External Projects
- RSE-NSFC Joint Project 2016-2018: Water body surveying and visualization using satellite altimetry and remote sensing images.
- Contribution of green and open space to human health and wellbeing (GreenHealth)
Scottish Government
- RESAS-funded research programme 2011-2016: WP 3.5 Optimising the delivery of multiple benefits from land use.
- RESAS-funded research programme 2011-2016: WP 1.1 Assessment of Scotland’s Ecosystems Services.
- RESAS-funded research programme 2011-2016: WP 2.1 Water, energy, land use and climate change (WELUCC).
Past research
Some 3D Visualisation Projects are listed below:
Integration of GIS and Virtual Reality for Future Land-Use: A Case Study from Royal Deeside
A 3D model of Aboyne was developed to present information on land-use as part of a knowledge exchange programme. This was implemented as a tool for eliciting stakeholder and public opinions on benefits associated with land-use. Multiple functionalities of the interactive models for the case study area have been designed and tested among participants such as: ‘drag-and-drop’ features. It allows audiences to choose where they would like to position elements was added based on a series of 3D icons. The virtual reality environment (Virtual Landscape Theatre) was used as the medium with invited groups from schools and youth groups, university students, natural heritage managers, planners, and the general public, enabling fly-through, exploring specific views, and switching between presence and absence of some wildlife.
Moving Forward from Ash Dieback: Scenarios of Change in Visualisation
The approach taken was to present the information in an interactive highly visual way by developing a 3D model using Maya software and generating trees showing various stages of infection. Take the video walk-through of a virtual reality model of a hypothetical woodland in north-west Scotland to learn what signs to look for, informing you of a woodland being infected (red sign) or uninfected (blue sign), photographs of symptoms of the disease, and view scenarios of the loss of ash trees and regeneration of woodland trees.
Offshore Renewable, West Coast
A prototype 3D model was developed to present alternative designs of a hypothetical windfarm offshore of the island of Tiree, on the west coast of Scotland. The model was used to identify issues associated with the development of offshore windfarms, including alternative options for the heights of wind turbines, and factors such as sea state and atmospheric visibility.
Community Planning and Engagement for Greenspace Using 3D Visualisation Tools
This research describes the findings of engagement with local communities in a case study in Dundee identifying scenarios of potential greenspace content, use, and environments conducive to health and well-being. 3D visualisation tools were used to present multiple functions of the greenspace, community-identified priorities and the introduction of potentially new 3D features such as dog exercise area, shelter for adults, barbeque equipment and car parking.
Public Interpretation of Land and Sea Use Using Visualisation Tools
Prototype 3D models offer greater flexibility in delivering a comprehensive creative features set with tools for animation, modeling, simulation and rendering in Loch Linnhe.
Developing a Novel Approach for 3D Visualisation of Tarland
It is important for development of prototype models for use in raising public awareness of changes in rural areas, focusing on greenspaces, and testing responses to scenarios of change. Specifically, the focus is on the design of appropriate types and speeds of movement of features. This modelling is done using the Maya and ArcGIS software packages together in a novel combination of spatial and visualisation tools. The experiment results show evidence that different types of animation with interactive communication will influence participation and decision making in land use planning.
Animation of Undersea Environment, with Movement of Fish,Water,Shadows and Flora
The model includes the representation of lighting and consequent illumination and reflections, and the movement of the sea surface. It includes marine flora and fauna such as starfish, sea weed, sea grass, sea anemone, shell, fan coral, coral reef rocks with lobster, crabs, dolphins, and other fish. This model is the basis of an animation of a hypothetical marine environment for discussing issues relating to potential impacts of change and the introduction of man-made structures, such as renewable energy developments.
Visualise Offshore Oil Platform with Different Sea State
The 3D model of Oil Platform incorporates different sea states, according to the World Meteorological Organisation 0-9 scale. The 3DS Max software is used to develop the sea states. The ‘Tide Height’ parameter is used to determine the height of nominal plane of the sea surface for computing reflections.
Renewable Energy, Solar Farm Visualisation
A prototype 3D model was developed to present alternative designs of a hypothetical Solar Farm. In the online version there could be different layers people could click on or off and add comments.
Bibliography
- Stutter, M.I.; Baggaley, N.; O hUallachain, D.; Wang, C. (2021) The utility of spatial data to delineate river riparian functions and management zones: a review., Science of the Total Environment, 757, Article No. 143982.
- Han, H.; Hou, J.; Huang, M.; Li, Z.; Xu, K.; Zhang, D.; Bai, G. Wang, C. (2020) Impact of soil and water conservation measures and precipitation on streamflow in the middle and lower reaches of the Hulu River Basin, China., Catena, 195, Article No. 104792.
- Miller, D.R.; Ode Sang, A.; Brown, I.; Munoz-Rojas, J.; Wang, C.; Donaldson-Selby, G. (2020) Landscape modelling and stakeholder engagement: Participatory approaches and landscape visualisation., In: Sang, N. (ed.). Modelling Nature-Based Solutions Integrating Computational and Participatory Scenario Modelling for Environmental Management and Planning. Cambridge University Press, Chapter 1, pp19-55.
- Wang, C.; Hou, J.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I.; Jiang, Y. (2019) Flood risk management in sponge cities: the role of integrated simulation and 3D visualization., International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 39, Article No. 101139.
- Wilkinson, M.E.; Wang, C. (2017) A review of spatial (GIS) tools to aid in the placement of measures which disconnect flow pathways in the farmed landscape., RESAS Report.
- Miller, D.R.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; McKeen, M. (2017) Aquaculture spatial planning tool factsheet: seascape visibility analysis., Factsheets on Tool Selection and Guidance for Users and Practitioners; Project Report for Aquaspace, Milestone 20.
- Billing, S-L.; Gubbins, M.; Miller, D.R.; Watret, R.; Adams, T.; Black, K.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Greenhill, L.; Tett, P. (2017) Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK., In: Strand, O. & Bergh, O. (eds.) Ecosystem Approach to making Space for Aquaculture (Aquaspace). Deliverable 4.2 Case Study Final Reports, Report to the European Commission, James Hutton Institute. Chapter 15, 251-272.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I.; Jiang, Y.; Castellazzi, M. (2016) Visualisation techniques to support public interpretation of future climate change and land use choices: a case study from N-E Scotland., International Journal of Digital Earth, 9, 586-605.
- Xie, H.; Luo, X. ; Xu, X.; Wang, C.; Pan, H.; Tong, X. ; Liu, S. (2016) Estimation of urban surface water at subpixel level from neighbourhood pixels using multispectral remote sensing image., SPIE Remote Sensing, International Conference Centre, Edinburgh, 26-28 September 2016. Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing XXII, Proceedings, Volume 1004, Article No. 100040O.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Jian, Y.; Brown, I. (2016) Integration of GIS and virtual reality for future land-use: A case study from Royal Deeside., 24th GIS Research UK (GISRUK2016) Conference, University of Greenwich, London, 30 March - 1 April 2016.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Brown, I.; Jian, Y. (2016) Public participation to support wind energy development: The role of 3D GIS and virtual reality., Proceedings of 24th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision, 2016, Plzen, Czech Republic, 30 May - 3 June 2016. (Peer-reviewed).
- Wang, C.; Jiang, Y.; Xie, H.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I. (2016) Development of a flood warning simulation system: a case study of 2007 Tewkesbury flood., Floodrisk 2016, 3rd European Conference on Flood Risk Management, Lyon, France, 17-21 October 2016. E3S Web of Conferences, Volume 7, Article No. UNSP 18021.
- Miller, D.R.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; McKeen, M. (2016) Use of 3D visualisation technology for wind farms and other development proposals - update., Interim Contract Report to Scottish Government.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; McKeen, M.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Munoz-Rojas, J. (2016) Use of digital and 3D technology in planning: research report., Final Report for Scottish Government, pp109.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G. (2015) Use of 3D visualisation tools for representing urban greenspace spatial planning., ICISCE2015, 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Control Engineering, Shanghai, China, 24-26 April 2015, pp530-534.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Morrice, J. (2015) Visualisation of spread of Chalara ash dieback for raising public awareness and responsible woodland access., GIS Research UK 2015, Leeds, 15-17 April 2015. Proceedings, Chapter 69, pp653-658.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J. (2014) 3D Modelling of offshore wind farms for the west coast of Scotland., GIS Research UK (GISRUK) 2014 Conference, University of Glasgow, 16-18 April 2014.
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Miller, D.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby,G.; Wang, C. (2014) Review report of best practice examples for landscape management, planning and conservation (Deliverable 5)., Deliverable 5 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Callenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An experiment on the European Landscape Convention).
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice,J.; Miller, D.R.; Horne,P.; Donaldson-Selby,G.; Wang, C. (2014) Learning objectives outline report; the role of ICT tools in promoting landscape challenges, learning, cooperation and innovation in the context of the European Landscape Convention (Deliverable 6)., Deliverable 6 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Miller, D.R.; Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C. (2014) Review of ICT tools for the implementation of the European Landscape Convention through awareness raising, learning, innovation and cooperation (Deliverable 7)., Deliverable 7 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Wang, C.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J.G.; Howe, J. (2013) Public interpretation of land and sea use using visualisation tools., GIS Research UK, University of Liverpool, 3-5 April 2013.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Morrice, J. (2013) Developing a novel approach for 3D visualisation of Tarland., 17th International Conference Information Visualisation, London, 15-18 July 2013.
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C. (2013) Review report of landscape related policy issues (Deliverable 4)., Deliverable 4 for the e-CLIC Project - Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Morrice, J.; Morris, S. (2013) Greenspace services: community planning., Scottish Government, GreenHealth Information Note Series (No. 4).
- Wang, C.; Wan, T.R.; Palmer, I.J. (2012) Automatic reconstruction of 3D environment using real terrain data and satellite images., Intelligent Automation and Soft Computing, 18, 49-63.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.M.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Thompson, C.W. (2012) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., Scottish Government, Green Health Progress Report, 2012. Project No. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J. (2012) Integration of Maya and ArcGIS: A new approach to representation in virtual., Design and Decision Support Systems, Eindhoven, August 2012.
- Stutter, M.I.; Baggaley, N.; O hUallachain, D.; Wang, C. (2021) The utility of spatial data to delineate river riparian functions and management zones: a review., Science of the Total Environment, 757, Article No. 143982.
- Han, H.; Hou, J.; Huang, M.; Li, Z.; Xu, K.; Zhang, D.; Bai, G. Wang, C. (2020) Impact of soil and water conservation measures and precipitation on streamflow in the middle and lower reaches of the Hulu River Basin, China., Catena, 195, Article No. 104792.
- Wang, C.; Hou, J.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I.; Jiang, Y. (2019) Flood risk management in sponge cities: the role of integrated simulation and 3D visualization., International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 39, Article No. 101139.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I.; Jiang, Y.; Castellazzi, M. (2016) Visualisation techniques to support public interpretation of future climate change and land use choices: a case study from N-E Scotland., International Journal of Digital Earth, 9, 586-605.
- Xie, H.; Luo, X. ; Xu, X.; Wang, C.; Pan, H.; Tong, X. ; Liu, S. (2016) Estimation of urban surface water at subpixel level from neighbourhood pixels using multispectral remote sensing image., SPIE Remote Sensing, International Conference Centre, Edinburgh, 26-28 September 2016. Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing XXII, Proceedings, Volume 1004, Article No. 100040O.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Jian, Y.; Brown, I. (2016) Integration of GIS and virtual reality for future land-use: A case study from Royal Deeside., 24th GIS Research UK (GISRUK2016) Conference, University of Greenwich, London, 30 March - 1 April 2016.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Brown, I.; Jian, Y. (2016) Public participation to support wind energy development: The role of 3D GIS and virtual reality., Proceedings of 24th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision, 2016, Plzen, Czech Republic, 30 May - 3 June 2016. (Peer-reviewed).
- Wang, C.; Jiang, Y.; Xie, H.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I. (2016) Development of a flood warning simulation system: a case study of 2007 Tewkesbury flood., Floodrisk 2016, 3rd European Conference on Flood Risk Management, Lyon, France, 17-21 October 2016. E3S Web of Conferences, Volume 7, Article No. UNSP 18021.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G. (2015) Use of 3D visualisation tools for representing urban greenspace spatial planning., ICISCE2015, 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Control Engineering, Shanghai, China, 24-26 April 2015, pp530-534.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Morrice, J. (2015) Visualisation of spread of Chalara ash dieback for raising public awareness and responsible woodland access., GIS Research UK 2015, Leeds, 15-17 April 2015. Proceedings, Chapter 69, pp653-658.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J. (2014) 3D Modelling of offshore wind farms for the west coast of Scotland., GIS Research UK (GISRUK) 2014 Conference, University of Glasgow, 16-18 April 2014.
- Wang, C.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J.G.; Howe, J. (2013) Public interpretation of land and sea use using visualisation tools., GIS Research UK, University of Liverpool, 3-5 April 2013.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Morrice, J. (2013) Developing a novel approach for 3D visualisation of Tarland., 17th International Conference Information Visualisation, London, 15-18 July 2013.
- Wang, C.; Wan, T.R.; Palmer, I.J. (2012) Automatic reconstruction of 3D environment using real terrain data and satellite images., Intelligent Automation and Soft Computing, 18, 49-63.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Jian, Y.; Brown, I. (2016) Integration of GIS and virtual reality for future land-use: A case study from Royal Deeside., 24th GIS Research UK (GISRUK2016) Conference, University of Greenwich, London, 30 March - 1 April 2016.
- Wang, G.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Miller, D.R. (2016) 3D GIS approach for flood risk management., Joint Workshop - British Council Newton Fund Researcher Links, "OPTIMISTIC": floOd PredicTIon and Management In Steep urbanIsing Catchments, 11-14 September 2016.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.; Brown, I.; Jian, Y. (2016) Public participation to support wind energy development: The role of 3D GIS and virtual reality., Proceedings of 24th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision, 2016, Plzen, Czech Republic, 30 May - 3 June 2016. (Peer-reviewed).
- Wang, C.; Jiang, Y.; Xie, H.; Miller, D.R.; Brown, I. (2016) Development of a flood warning simulation system: a case study of 2007 Tewkesbury flood., Floodrisk 2016, 3rd European Conference on Flood Risk Management, Lyon, France, 17-21 October 2016. E3S Web of Conferences, Volume 7, Article No. UNSP 18021.
- Munoz-Rojas, J.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Towers, W.; Morrice, J.; Wang, C.; Stannard, C-A. (2013) Scottish Government consultation on National Planning Framework 3., Public Consultation on National Planning Framework 3, July 2013
- Wang, C.; Ruan Wan, T.; Palmer, I. (2010) Urban flood risk analysis for determining optimal flood protection levels based on digital terrain model and flood spreading model., International Journal of Visual Computer, 26, 1369-1381.
- Miller, D.R.; Ode Sang, A.; Brown, I.; Munoz-Rojas, J.; Wang, C.; Donaldson-Selby, G. (2020) Landscape modelling and stakeholder engagement: Participatory approaches and landscape visualisation., In: Sang, N. (ed.). Modelling Nature-Based Solutions Integrating Computational and Participatory Scenario Modelling for Environmental Management and Planning. Cambridge University Press, Chapter 1, pp19-55.
- Wang, C.; Miller, D.R.; Jiang, Y.; Horne, P.; Morrice, J. (2012) Integration of Maya and ArcGIS: A new approach to representation in virtual., Design and Decision Support Systems, Eindhoven, August 2012.
- Wilkinson, M.E.; Wang, C. (2017) A review of spatial (GIS) tools to aid in the placement of measures which disconnect flow pathways in the farmed landscape., RESAS Report.
- Miller, D.R.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; McKeen, M. (2017) Aquaculture spatial planning tool factsheet: seascape visibility analysis., Factsheets on Tool Selection and Guidance for Users and Practitioners; Project Report for Aquaspace, Milestone 20.
- Billing, S-L.; Gubbins, M.; Miller, D.R.; Watret, R.; Adams, T.; Black, K.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Greenhill, L.; Tett, P. (2017) Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK., In: Strand, O. & Bergh, O. (eds.) Ecosystem Approach to making Space for Aquaculture (Aquaspace). Deliverable 4.2 Case Study Final Reports, Report to the European Commission, James Hutton Institute. Chapter 15, 251-272.
- Miller, D.R.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; McKeen, M. (2016) Use of 3D visualisation technology for wind farms and other development proposals - update., Interim Contract Report to Scottish Government.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; McKeen, M.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Munoz-Rojas, J. (2016) Use of digital and 3D technology in planning: research report., Final Report for Scottish Government, pp109.
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Miller, D.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby,G.; Wang, C. (2014) Review report of best practice examples for landscape management, planning and conservation (Deliverable 5)., Deliverable 5 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Callenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An experiment on the European Landscape Convention).
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice,J.; Miller, D.R.; Horne,P.; Donaldson-Selby,G.; Wang, C. (2014) Learning objectives outline report; the role of ICT tools in promoting landscape challenges, learning, cooperation and innovation in the context of the European Landscape Convention (Deliverable 6)., Deliverable 6 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Miller, D.R.; Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C. (2014) Review of ICT tools for the implementation of the European Landscape Convention through awareness raising, learning, innovation and cooperation (Deliverable 7)., Deliverable 7 for the e-CLIC Project (Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Munoz-Rojas Morenes, J.; Morrice, J.; Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C. (2013) Review report of landscape related policy issues (Deliverable 4)., Deliverable 4 for the e-CLIC Project - Making European Policy Popular through Challenge, Learning, Innovation, Cooperation: An Experiment on the European Landscape Convention.
- Miller, D.R.; Horne, P.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Wang, C.; Morrice, J.; Morris, S. (2013) Greenspace services: community planning., Scottish Government, GreenHealth Information Note Series (No. 4).
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.M.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Thompson, C.W. (2012) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., Scottish Government, Green Health Progress Report, 2012. Project No. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08
OrkCEmP: Exploring ideas about Community in Orkney (Research Page)
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Water and food security (Research Page)
Water shortages and drought are the greatest threats facing global food security. At the James Hutton Institute we use a combination of plant and soil sciences to identify crop traits and crop production systems that can maintain ... Read more
Implications of copper (Cu) on estuarine ecosystem functioning (Research Page)
Many antifouling paints, applied to ships’ hulls and other marine structures, contain copper (Cu) as an active ingredient. As a result many European waterways are becoming increasingly Cu contaminated. This work is investiga ... Read more
Carbon stocks in salt marshes (Research Page)
Salt marsh occurs in the intertidal zone and has a number of functions including a filter for pollutants, protecting coasts from flooding and providing habitat for a number of salt tolerant species. More recently it has been recog ... Read more
Carbon cycling (Research Page)
We are collaborating with staff at Oceanlab (Aberdeen University) in a number of projects, mainly involved with carbon cycling, covering both estuaries and the deep sea. This work is fundamental as deep sea sediments cover over ha ... Read more
Coastal Research and Consultancy (Research Page)
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Current research interests
Past research
I have been involved in a number of international and inter- and transdisciplinary research projects, listed below (note that for older projects links are liable to get mothballed):
- The CAVES (Complexity, Agents, Volatility, Evidence and Scale) project (2005-2008) was funded by the European Commission's Sixth Framework Programme New and Emerging Science and Technology Pathfinder Initiative on Tackling Complexity in Science.
- PolicyGrid (2006-2009) and PolicyGrid II (2009-2012) were collaborations with the University of Aberdeen funded by the Economic and Social Research Council through the National Centre for e-Social Science. This work also led to a short project called SwarmCloud with the aim of grid-enabling the FEARLUS model. (See also PolicyGrid and PolicyGrid II entry on ESRC's research catalogue.)
- The GILDED (Governance, Infrastructure, Lifestyle Dynamics and Energy Demand) project (2008-2012) was funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme.
- The LOCAW (Low Carbon at Work: Modelling Agents and Organisations to Achieve Transition to a Low Carbon Europe) project (2011-2013) was funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme.
- The MIRACLE (Mining Relationships Among Variables in Large Datasets from Complex Systems) project (2014-2015) was funded by Round 3 of the Digging into Data Challenge. The UK contribution was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council via Jisc.
- The GLAMURS (Green Lifestyles, Alternative Models and Up-scaling Regional Sustainability) project (2014-2016) was funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme.
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- Craig, T.; Polhill, J.G.; Colley, K.; Carrus, G.; Maricchiolo, F.; Bonaiuto, M.; Bonnes, M.; Dumitru, A.; Mira, R.G. (2019) Transmission of pro-environmental norms in large organizations., Sustainable Production and Consumption, 19, 25-32.
- van Voorn, G.A.K.; Polhill, J.G.; Edmonds, B.; Hofstede, G.J. (2019) Editorial - Agent-based modelling for resilience., Ecological Complexity, 40, Article No. 100775.
- Gonzalez-Redin, J.; Gordon, I.J.; Hill, R.; Polhill, J.G.; Dawson, T.P. (2019) Exploring sustainable land use forested tropical social-ecological systems: A case-study in the Wet Tropics., Journal of Environmental Management, 231, 940-952.
- Urquhart, N.; Powers, S.; Wall, Z.; Fonzone, A.; Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G. (2019) Simulating the actions of commuters using a multi-agent system., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 22, Article No. 10.
- Polhill, J.G.; Ge, J.; Hare, M.; Matthews, K.B.; Gimona, A.; Salt, D.; Yeluripati, J. (2019) Crossing the chasm: A `tube-map? for agent-based social simulation of policy scenarios in spatially-distributed systems., Geoinformatica, 23, 169-199.
- Gonzalez-Redin, J.; Polhill, J.G.; Dawson, T.P.; Hill, R.; Gordon, I.J. (2019) Exploring sustainable scenarios in debt-based social-ecological systems: The case for palm oil production in Indonesia., Ambio, 49, 1530-1548.
- Gotts, N.M.; van Voorn, G.A.K.; Polhill, J.G.; de Jong, E.; Edmonds, B.; Hofstede, G.J.; Meyer, R. (2019) Agent-based modelling of socio-ecological systems: Models, projects and ontologies., Ecological Complexity, 40, Article No. 100728.
- Edmonds, B.; Polhill, J.G.; Hales, D. (2019) Predicting social systems -- a challenge., Review of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 4 November 2019.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G.; Matthews, K.B.; Miller, D.G.; Spencer, M. (2018) Not one Brexit: How local context and social processes influence policy analysis., PLoS ONE, 13, Article No. e028451.
- Gonzalez-Redin, J.; Polhill, J.G., Dawson, T.P., Hill, R.; Gordon, I.J. (2018) It's not the 'what', but the 'how': Exploring the role of debt in natural resource (un)sustainability., PLoS ONE, 13, Article No. e0201141.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Liu, N. (2018) From oil wealth to green growth: An empirical agent-based model of recession, migration and sustainable urban transition., Environmental Modelling and Software, 107, 119-140.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.P. (2018) Too much of a good thing? Using a spatial agent-based model of transport to evaluate workplace sharing programs in Aberdeen., Journal of Transport Geography, 69, 83-97.
- Huber, R.; Bakker, M.; Balmann, A.; Berger, T.; Bithell, M.; Britz, W.; Brown, C.; Gret-Regamey, A.; Hang, X.; Le, Q.B.; Mack, G.; Meyfroidt, P.; Millington, J.; Muller, B.; Polhill, J.G.; Sun, J.; Seidl, R.; Troost, C.; Finger, R. (2018) Representation of decision-making in European agricultural agent-based models., Agricultural Systems, 167, 143-160.
- Polhill, J.G. (2018) Why the social simulation community should tackle prediction., Review of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 6 August 2018.
- Jin, X.B.; Robinson, K.; Lee, A.; Polhill. J.G.; Pritchard, C.; Parker, D.C. (2017) A prototype cloud-based reproducible data analysis and visualization platform for outputs of agent-based models., Environmental Modelling and Software, 96, 172-180.
- Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J. G. (2017) Experiments with a model of domestic energy demand., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 20, Article No. 11.
- Ge, J.; Sutherland, L.A.; Polhill, J.G.; Matthews, K.B.; Miller, D.G.; Wardell-Johnson, D. (2017) Exploring factors affecting on-farm renewable energy adoption in Scotland using large-scale microdata., Energy Policy, 107, 548-560.
- Garcia-Mira, R.; Dumitru, A.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Sanchez-Maro?o, N.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Craig, T.; Polhill, J.G (2017) Testing scenarios to achieve workplace sustainability goals using backcasting and agent-based modeling., Environment and Behavior, 49, 1007-1037.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G. (2016) Exploring the combined effect of factors influencing commuting patterns and CO2 emissions in Aberdeen using an agent-based model., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 19, Article No. 11.
- Polhill, J.G.; Filatova, T.; Schluter, M.; Voinov, A. (2016) Preface to the thematic issue on modelling systemic change in coupled socio-environmental systems., Environmental Modelling and Software, 75, 317.
- Polhill, J.G.; Filatova, T.; Schluter, M.; Voinov, A. (2016) Modelling systemic change in coupled socio-environmental systems., Environmental Modelling and Software, 75, 318-332.
- Filatova, T.; Polhill, J.G.; van Ewijk, S. (2016) Regime shifts in coupled socio-environmental systems: review of modelling challenges and approaches., Environmental Modelling and Software, 75, 333-347.
- Lee, J.-S.; Filatova, T.; Ligmann-Zielinska, A.; Hassani-Mahmooei, B.; Stonedahl, F.; Lorscheid, I.; Voinov, A.; Polhill, J.G.; Sun, Z.; Parker, D.C. (2015) The complexities of agent-based modeling output analysis., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 18, Article No. 4.
- Sanchez-Marono, N.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Brinquis-Nunez, C.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Dumitru, A.; Garcia-Mira, R. (2015) An agent-based model for simulating environmental behavior in an educational organization., Neural Processing Letters, 42, 89-118.
- Polhill, J.G. (2015) Extracting OWL ontologies from agent-based models: a netlogo extension., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 18, Article No. 15.
- Gimona, A.; Poggio, L.; Polhill, J.G.; Castellazzi, M. (2015) Habitat networks and food security: promoting species range shift under climate change depends on life history and the dynamics of land use choices., Landscape Ecology, 30, 771-789.
- Craig, T.; Polhill, J.G.; Dent, I.; Galan-Diaz, C.; Heslop, S. (2014) The North East Scotland Energy Monitoring Project: Exploring relationships between household occupants and energy usage., Energy and Buildings, 75, 493-503.
- Muller, B.; Balbi, S.; Buchmann, C.M.; de Sousa, L.; Dressler, G.; Groeneveld, J.; Klassert, C.J.; Bao Le, Q.; Millington, J.D.A.; Nolzen, H.; Parker, D.C.; Polhill, J.G.; Schluter, M.; Schulze, J.; Schwarz, N.; Sun, Z.; Tailandier, P.; Weise, H. (2014) Standardized and transparent model descriptions for agent-based models - current status and prospects., Environmental Modelling and Software, 55, 156-163.
- Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Galan-Diaz, C. (2014) Combining diverse data sources for CEDSS, an agent-based model of domestic energy demand., Structure and Dynamics: eJournal of Anthropological and Related Sciences, 7(1).
- Edwards, P.; Pignotti, E.; Mellish, C.; Eckhardt, A.; Ponnamperuma, K.; Bouttaz, T.; Philip, L.; Pangbourne, K.; Polhill, J.G.; Gotts, N.M. (2014) Lessons learnt from the deployment of a semantic virtual research environment., Journal of Web Semantics, 27-28, 70-77.
- Polhill, J.G. Gimona, A.; Gotts, N.M. (2013) Nonlinearities in biodiversity incentive schemes: A study using an integrated agent-based and metacommunity model., Environmental Modelling and Software, 45, 74-91.
- Gimona, A.; Polhill, J.G. (2011) Exploring robustness of biodiversity policy with a coupled metacommunity and agent-based model., Journal of Land Use Science, 6, 175-193.
- Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Sanchez-Marono, N.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Dumitru, A.; Garcia-Mira, R.; Bonnes, M.; Bonaiuto, M.; Carrus, G.; Marricchiolo, F.; Fornara, F.; Ilin, C.; Steg, L.; Ruepert, A.; Keizer, K. (2017) Interactions matter. Modelling everyday pro-environmental norm transmission and diffusion in workplace networks., In: Alonso-Betanzos, A., Sanchez-Maro?o, N., Fontenla-Romero, O., Polhill, J.G., Craig, T., Bajo, J. & Corchado, J.M. (eds.) Agent-Based Modeling of Sustainable Behaviors. Springer, Cham, Switzerland, Chapter 2, pp27-52.
- Jin, X.B.; Robinson, K.; Lee, A.; Polhill. J.G.; Pritchard, C.; Parker, D.C. (2017) A prototype cloud-based reproducible data analysis and visualization platform for outputs of agent-based models., Environmental Modelling and Software, 96, 172-180.
- Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J. G. (2017) Experiments with a model of domestic energy demand., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 20, Article No. 11.
- Lee, J.-S.; Filatova, T.; Ligmann-Zielinska, A.; Hassani-Mahmooei, B.; Stonedahl, F.; Lorscheid, I.; Voinov, A.; Polhill, J.G.; Sun, Z.; Parker, D.C. (2015) The complexities of agent-based modeling output analysis., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 18, Article No. 4.
- Sanchez-Marono, N.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Brinquis-Nunez, C.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Dumitru, A.; Garcia-Mira, R. (2015) An agent-based model for simulating environmental behavior in an educational organization., Neural Processing Letters, 42, 89-118.
- Polhill, J.G. (2015) Extracting OWL ontologies from agent-based models: a netlogo extension., Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 18, Article No. 15.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, G. (2020) Agent-based models of coupled social and natural systems., In: Sang, N. (ed.). Modelling Nature-based Solutions: Integrating Computational and Participatory Scenario Modelling for Environmental Management and Planning. Cambridge University Press, Chapter 2, pp56-81.
- Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Sanchez-Marono, N.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Dumitru, A.; Garcia-Mira, R.; Bonnes, M.; Bonaiuto, M.; Carrus, G.; Marricchiolo, F.; Fornara, F.; Ilin, C.; Steg, L.; Ruepert, A.; Keizer, K. (2017) Interactions matter. Modelling everyday pro-environmental norm transmission and diffusion in workplace networks., In: Alonso-Betanzos, A., Sanchez-Maro?o, N., Fontenla-Romero, O., Polhill, J.G., Craig, T., Bajo, J. & Corchado, J.M. (eds.) Agent-Based Modeling of Sustainable Behaviors. Springer, Cham, Switzerland, Chapter 2, pp27-52.
- Grimm, V.; Polhill, J.G.; Touza, J. (2017) Documenting social simulation models: The ODD protocol as a standard. (Revised), In: Edmonds, B. & Meyer, R. (eds.). Simulating Social Complexity: A Handbook. 2nd edition. Springer, Berlin, pp349-365.
- Polhill, J.G.; Salt, D. (2017) The importance of ontological structure: why validation by `fit-to-data? is insufficient., In: Edmonds, B. & Meyer, R. (eds.) Simulating Social Complexity: A Handbook. 2nd edition. Springer, 141-172.
- Sanchez-Maronon, N.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T. (2017) Empirically-deprived behavioural rules in agent-based models using decision trees learned from questionnaire data., In: Alonso-Betanzos, A., Sanchez-Marono, N., Fontenla-Romera, O., Polhill, J.G., Craig, T., Bajo, J. & Corchado, M. (eds.). Agent Based Modelling of Sustainable Behaviors. Springer, Switzerland, Chapter 3, pp53-76.
- Ge, J.; Polhill, J.G. (2017) Preliminary results from an agent-based model of the daily commute in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, UK., In: Jager, W., Verbrugge R., Flache A., de Roo G., Hoogduin L. & Hemelrijk C. (eds.) Advances in Social Simulation 2015. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 528. Springer, Cham., pp129-142.
- Polhill, J.G.; Gotts, N.M. (2017) How precise are the specifications of a psychological theory? Comparing implementations of Lindenberg and Steg's Goal-Framing Theory of everyday pro-environmental behaviour., In: Jager, W., Verbrugge R., Flache A., de Roo G., Hoogduin L. & Hemelrijk C. (eds.) Advances in Social Simulation 2015. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 528. Springer, Cham., 341-354.
- Polhill, J.G.; Milazzo, L.; Dawson, T.; Gimona, A.; Parker, D. (2017) Lessons learned replicating the analysis of outputs from a social simulation of biodiversity incentivisation., In: Jager, W., Verbrugge R., Flache A., de Roo G., Hoogduin L. & Hemelrijk C. (eds.) Advances in Social Simulation 2015. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 528. Springer, Cham., 355-365.
- Sanchez-Maronon, N.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Fontenla-Romero, O.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T. (2015) Designing decision trees for representing sustainable behaviours in agents., In: Bajo, J., Hernandez, J.Z., Mathieu, P., Campbell, A., FernandezCaballero, A., Moreno, M.N., Julian, V., AlonsoBetanzos, A., JimenezLopez, M.D. & Botti, V. (eds.). Trends in Practical Applications of Agents, Multi-Agent Systems and Sustainability: The PAAMS Collection, Advances in Intelligent Systems and Sustainability, Springer, Berlin, Volume 372, 169-176.
- Grimm, V.; Polhill, J.G.; Touza, J. (2013) Documenting social simulation models: the ODD protocol as a standard., In: Edmonds, B. & Meyer, R. (eds.). Simulating Social Complexity: A Handbook. Springer, Berlin, Part II, pp117-133.
- Gimona, A.; Polhill, J.G.; Davies, B.B. (2011) Sinks, sustainability and conservation incentives., In: Sources, Sinks and Sustainability (eds. Liu, J., Hull, V., Morzillo, A., and Wiens, J). Cambridge University Press, Chapter 8, pp155-178.
- Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J.G.; Law, A.N.R. (2010) Agent-based simulation in the study of social dilemmas., In: Gilbert, N. (ed.). Computational Social Science. SAGE Benchmarks in Social Research Methods Series, Volume 3. Sage Publications. ISBN-10: 1847871712, ISBN-13: 978-1847871718.
- Polhill, J.G. (2009) Agent-based modelling of socio-economic processes related to the environment: Example of land-use change., In: Baveye, P., Mysiak, J., Laba, M. (eds.). Uncertainties in Environmental Modelling and Consequences for Policy-Making. NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C - Environmental Security, Springer, 61-76. ISBN 978-90-481-2634
- Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J.G. (2009) Narrative scenarios, mediating formalisms, and the agent-based simulation of land use change., In: Squazzoni, F. (ed.). Epistemological Aspects of Computer Simulation in the Social Sciences, Proceedings from 2nd International Workshop on Epistemological Perspectives on Simulation (EPOS), Brescia, Italy, 4-5 October 2006. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 5466, 99-116.
- Pignotti, E.; Edwards, P.; Preece, A.; Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J.G. (2008) Enhancing workflow with semantic descriptions of scientific intent., In: Goos, G., Hartmanis, J. & van Leeuwen (eds.). The Semantic Web: Research and Applications, 5th European Semantic Web Conference, Tenerife, Spain, 1-5 June 2008. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 5021, Springer, Berlin, pp644-658.
- Parker, D.C.; Brown, D.G.; Polhill, J.G.; Deadman, P.J.; Manson, S.M. (2008) Ilustrating a new "conceptual design pattern" for agent-based models of land use via five case studies - the MR POTATOHEAD framework., In: Lopez Paredes, A. & Hernandez, I. Agent-Based Modelling in Natural Resource Management. INSISOC, Valladolid, Spain, 23-51
- Polhill, J.G.; Parker, D.C.; Gotts, N.M. (2007) Effects of land markets on competition between innovators and imitators in land use: results from FEARLUS-ELMM., In: Edmonds, B., Hernandez Iglesias, C. & Troitzsch, K.G. Social Simulation: Technologies, Advances and New Discoveries. Information Science Reference, London, Chapter 7, 81-97.
- Antosz, P.; Jager, W.; Polhill, J.G.; Salt, D.; Scalco, A.; Alonso-Betanzos, A.; Sanchez-Maro?o, N.; Guijarro-Berdi?as, B.; Rodriguez, A. (2020) SMARTEES simulation implementations for selected cases., SMARTEES Deliverable 7.3 (Report) , December 2020, 124pp.
- Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Colley, K.; Ge, J.; Sat, D. (2018) The SMARTEES Project and The James Hutton Institute?s potential contribution to the Torry Heat Network project., Appendix 10.4 in support of Torry Heat Network, Report to be presented to Aberdeen City Council.
- Salt, D.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T. (2016) Deliverable 2.2: Report on the ontology generation and data and knowledge integration., Green Lifestyles Alternative Models and Up-scaling Regional Sustainability / GLAMURS EU SSH.2013.2.1-1 Grant Agreement No. 613420.
- Salt, D.; Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T. (2016) Deliverable 2., Report for Glamurs Ontology Project.
- Polhill, J.G.; Craig, T.; Ge, J.; Lorenzo-Arribas, A. (2016) Out-of-range wattage in CurrentCost energy monitor readings., Short Report to CurrentCost.
- Sutherland, L.A.; Gotts, N.M.; Polhill, J.G. (2006) CAVES: Complexity, agents, volatility, evidence and scale., Grampian Region Field Research Report. CAVES EU F6 Project.
- Matthews, R.B.; Gilbert, N.; Roach, A.; Polhill, J.G.; Gotts, N.M.; Izquierdo, L.R. (2005) Development of a rural economy and land use simulation modelling strategy., Final Project Report of RELU Development Activity RES-224-25-0102, Macaulay Institute, Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen AB158QH, UK.