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Education
- D.Sc. Forest planning and economics, 2004, University
of Joensuu. Dissertation "Predicting stand characteristics
using limited measurements"
- Laudatur studies in statistics (equivalent to
masters level), 2005, University of Joensuu
- M.Sc. Forest planning and economics, 2000, University
of Joensuu
Current positions
- Senior assistant in forest planning, University
of Joensuu
- Adjunct Professor in forest biometrics, University
of Helsinki.
Previous professional appointments
- Professor in forest planning, University of
Helsinki. August 2008 – July 2009
- Postdoctoral fellow, Yale University, January
2006 – December 2006
- Researcher, Finnish Forest Research Institute,
October 2000 – December 2006
- Research assistant, Technical University of Munic.
May-June 2000
Service for the scientific community
- Opponent of Karl Duvemo's PhD thesis "The
Influence of Data Uncertainty on Planning and Decision Processes
in Forest Management" at Swedish University of Agricultural
Sciences (SLU) in February, 2009. The thesis supervisor is Prof.
Tomas Lämås.
- Associate editor for Silva Fennica.
- Reviewer for series Forest science, Canadian
journal of forest research, Scandinavian journal of statistics,
International journal of remote sensing, Silva Fennica, Forest
ecology and management, European journal of forest research, Forestry,
Annals of forest science, Southern journal of applied forestry,
and Metsätieteen aikakauskirja.
Awards and honours
- The Support Foundation of the University of Joensuu,
Dissertation award, 2005
- The Finnish Society of Forest Sciences, M.Sc.
thesis award, 2001
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