James Rose

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About James Rose

Forensic and expert social anthropologist specialising in provision of evidence to legal-administrative processes.Extensive social mapping, community development, population health, heritage preservation, and data governance in collaboration with Indigenous communities and organisations across Southeast, Central, Northern and Western Australia.Over two decades' consulting to Australian state and federal government agencies and NGOs, including health service providers, universities, community development organisations and Aboriginal land councils.Over two decades' regional and remote area fieldwork.PhD in Population & Global Health, Faculty of Medicine, University of Melbourne. BA(Hons) in Social Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, University of Sydney.Born in regional Southeast Australia to Australian and South African parents. Raised between Sydney and the APY Lands of Central Australia Father of two, based in Southeast Australia.Specialties: • Large-scale geospatial population modelling & analysis• Indigenous land & resource tenure modelling & analysis• Social and kinship network analysis (SNA, KNA)• Relational database management systems (RDBMS) design & implementation• Research data collection & management strategy, including large-scale digitisation• Provision of evidence to native title claims & negotiations• Multimedia cultural research documentation, including audio, video, and photography• Geographic information system (GIS) integration & application• Remote area fieldwork