Dr Emily Lines

University Lecturer in Physical Geography, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow, Turing Fellow

Biography

Career

2020- University Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
2014-2020: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science, School of Geography, Queen Mary University of London
2012-2014: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Geography, University College London

Qualifications

PhD, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge
MRes, Mathematics in the Living Environment, University of York
MSci, Mathematics, Imperial College London

Research

Current research projects

Next generation forest dynamics modelling using remote sensing data (UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship UKRI, 2020), PI. With PDRA Harry Owen.
Environmental monitoring: blending satellite and surface data (Alan Turing Institute, 2020), co-I.
Voices of the future: Collaborating with children and young people to re-imagine treescapes (NERC, 2021), co-I.

Publications

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Teaching

Current PhD students

Will Flynn (QMUL) NERC London DTP. Quantify the Impacts of Forest Disturbance Using Novel High-Resolution Three-Dimensional Data.

Completed PhD students

Harry Owen (QMUL) NERC London DTP. Climate Change and Biomass Dynamics: Novel Methods in Extracting Forest Biophysical Properties. (2021)

PhD projects

I'm interested in supervising projects in the areas of forest ecology and remote sensing. Some projects I am currently advertising may be found on my NERC C-CLEAR DTP page, and I offer supervision through the AI4ER programme.

External activities

Associate Editor, Journal of Ecology