Editorial Board

Issue Editors

Dr Mike Smith, Editor-in-Chief
Senior Lecturer, Kingston University
BSc (Wales), MSc (UBC), PhD (Sheffield)
Research interests in palaeo-glaciology, landscape visualisation and DEM generation.

Dr Dick Berg, Editor, Journal of Maps Student Edition
Principal Geologist, Illinois State Geological Survey
Research interest include glacial geology, environmental geology, soil geomorphology, and development of techniques for portrayal of geology in three dimensions.

Dr Ken Field, Map Editor
Senior Lecturer, Kingston University
BSc (CNAA), PhD (Leicester), FBCart.S
Research interests include GIS and cartographic visualisation, conventional and computer assisted cartography, GIS modelling and applications of GIS for epidemiology.

Administrative

Tony Mathys, Geospatial Metadata Co-ordinator
EDINA, University of Edinburgh
BA (Wisconsin), MA (Ohio)
Research interests include applications of GIS and remote sensing in archaeology, cartography and geospatial metadata.

Dr Carlos Grohmann, University of São Paulo, Typesetting
BSc (São Paulo), MSc (São Paulo), PhD (São Paulo)

Samantha Harrison, Open University, Typesetting
BSc (Kingston), MSc (Edinburgh)

Dr Aidan Slingsby, City University, Typesetting
BSc (Edinburgh), MSc (Edinburgh), PhD (UCL)

Physical Geography

Dr Doreen Boyd, Senior Lecturer, University of Nottingham
BSc (Wales), PhD (Southampton)
Research interests in environmental remote sensing.

Professor Chris Clark, Professor, University of Sheffield
BSc (Wales), PhD (Edinburgh)
Research interests include palaeo-glaciology (the dynamics of former ice sheets) and palaeo-ice stream signatures and ice-stream operation. Remote sensing, digital elevation models (DEMs), glacial geomorphology.

Dr Timothy Fisher, Professor, University of Toledo
BSc (Alberta), MSc (Queen's), PhD (Calgary)
Research interests include glacial sedimentology & geomorphology, and paleogeographic reconstruction of glacial lakes. Includes sedimentology and stratigraphy of embayed lakes along the Great Lakes coastlines to reconstruct water level changes of the Great Lakes throughout the Holocene.

Dr Jan-Christoph Otto, University of Salzburg
Dipl. Geogr. (Bonn), PhD (Bonn)
Research interests include alpine geomorphology, sediment budgets, human impact on natural systems, environmental change and geomorphological mapping.

Dr Colin Pain, Senior Geoscientist, Geoscience Australia
MA (Auckland), PhD (ANU)
Research interests include longterm landform evolution, regolith and landforms, geomorphology and natural resource management, and the geomorphology of hillslopes. Remote sensing, digital elevation models (DEMs), the influence of landscape and process scale on map scales, and the appropriate scales for various map uses.

Dr Stephen Rice, Reader, Loughborough University
BA (Oxford), MSc (UBC), PhD (UBC)
Research interest in:
-the physical processes at work in rivers and the landforms and sediments that they produce.
-the role of fluvial processes in the provision, maintenance and functioning of freshwater ecosystems.

Dr Jamie Voogt, Associate Professor, University of Western Ontario
BSc (Queen's), MSc (UBC), PhD (UBC)
Research interests include urban thermal remote sensing and micrometeorology with an emphasis upon processes occurring within the urban canopy layer and the interaction between the urban built form and the climate of urban areas.

Dr Jeff Wilson, Associate Professor, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
BSc, MA (California PA), PhD (Indiana State)
Research interests include environmental applications of remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems.

Human Geography

Dr Simon Batterbury, Lecturer, University of Melbourne
BA (Reading), MA (Clark), PhD (Clark)
Simon works on the political ecology of resource management, international development policy, and environmental issues.

Professor Dave Martin, Professor, University of Southampton
BSc (Bristol), PhD (Wales), FRGS
Research interests include census analysis methods (spatial modelling of population), population application in GIS and delivery of health care.

Professor Peter Vujakovic, Professor, Canterbury Christ Church University (UK)
BSc (Newcastle), PhD (London)
Research interests include maps and geopolitics, specifically maps in the news media (cartographic design, and maps accompanying news items related to international relations, geopolitics and war), and maps and national identities. Other areas of interest include maps in development education and in local community mapping (specifically disability access mapping).

Cartography / GIS

Dr Dan Jacobson, Assistant Professor, University of Calgary
BSc (Swansea), PhD (Belfast)
Research interests include cognition of geographic information, geographic information science, environmental perception, cartography and visualization, disability, and haptic and auditory display.

Professor Keith Clarke, Professor, Department of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara
BA (Middlesex), MA (Michigan), PhD (Michigan)
Research interests include cartography and GIS.

Professor Dr Menno-Jan Kraak, Professor, International Institute of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

Dr Mike Wood, Senior Lecturer, University of Aberdeen
BSc (Aberdeen), DCarto (Glasgow), DSc, FRSGS, FRGS, FBCS, OBE
Research interests include applications in GISystems, design of Tourist Maps and Panoramas, digital terrain visualization in tourism, knowledge and expertise in cartography/map use and cartographic visualization/cognitive theory.

Geology

Dr Randall C. Orndorff, U.S. Geological Survey
Research interests include geologic mapping, karst geology, lithostratigraphy, carbonate petrology, and structural geology.

Professor Dr Claudio Riccomini, Professor, University of São Paulo
BSc (São Paulo), MSc (INPE), PhD (São Paulo)
Research interests include tectonics (Neotectonics), basin analysis and geological mapping.

Dr Kenneth Tanaka, Astrogeology Team, U.S. Geological Survey
Research interests include geologic mapping and evolution of Mars and other planetary surfaces.

Cartographic Editors

Heike Apps, Spatial Information Scientist, Geoscience Australia

Steve Chilton, Cartographer, Middlesex University
Research interests include maps and society, recreational maps, crowdsourcing and opengeodata.

Dr Amy L. Griffin Lecturer, School of Physical, Environmental and Mathematical Sciences, University of New South Wales

Ian Gulley Cartographer, Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, University of Wales, Aberystwyth

Chandra Jayasuriya Cartographer, Department of Resource Management and Geography, University of Melbourne

Dr Bernhard Jenny Institute of Cartography - ETH Zurich

Dr Patrick Kennelly, Associate Professor, Department of Earth and Environmental Science, C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University
BSc (Allegheny College), MSc (University of Arizona), PhD (Oregon State University)
Research interests include cartographic methods of terrain representation and uses of GIS for analyzing and displaying environmental and geologic data.

Makram Murad-al-shaikh, ESRI, Inc.- Educational Services

Dr Anthony Robinson Research Associate, Department of Geography, The Pennsylvania State University

Brian Rogers FBCart.S, Senior Cartographer, University of Plymouth

Graeme Sandeman M.Phil, FBCart.S, School Cartographer & Honorary Teaching Fellow, University of St Andrews