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E-mailTom.Wildingsams.acuk

United Kingdom

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Research Expertise

My research expertise includes statistical modelling, experimental design and environmental impact assessment particularly in relation to aquaculture, oil and gas and marine renewables. I am developing innovative metagenomic approaches to monitoring and challenging existing monitoring protocols, particularly in relation to the benthic/near-benthic environment.

Academic Qualifications

Biology (BSc), Marine Resource Development and Protection (MSc) followed by a PhD Artificial Reefs and a Diploma in Statistics.

Teaching Expertise

I lead the undergraduate (2nd year, core module) 'Statistics and Experimental Design' and MSc 'Marine System Monitoring Methods' modules. I lead undergrad/post-grad revision/reminder workshops on Statistical Modelling.

Qualification académique

Doctor of Philosophy, The prediction and assessment of the environmental impacts of the Loch Linnhe Artificial Reef

Date d'octroi: 1 sept. 2003

Master in Science, Marine Resource Development and Protection, Heriot Watt University

Date d'octroi: 1 août 1993

Bachelor of Science, Biology, University of Exeter, United Kingdom

Date d'octroi: 1 juil. 1990

Expertise relative aux objectifs de développement durable des Nations Unies

En 2015, les États membres des Nations Unies ont convenu de 17 objectifs de développement durable (Sustainable Development Goals, SDG) pour éradiquer la pauvreté, protéger la planète et assurer la prospérité de tous. Le travail de cette personne contribue à la poursuite du/des SDG suivant(s) :

Zero hunger
Quality education
Clean water and sanitation
Affordable and clean energy
Decent work and economic growth
Industry innovation and infrastructure
Responsible consumption and production
Climate action
Life below water
Life on land
Peace justice and strong institutions
Partnerships

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Improving marine growth estimates using 3D photogrammetry
Rouse, S. (CoI) & Wilding, T. (PI)
30/06/18 → 23/04/19
Projet: Research
MeioMetBar
Wilding, T. (PI)
1/08/17 → 31/05/19
Projet: Research
PipeFish: Optimising decommissioning of oil and gas pipelines with respect to the commercial fishing sector on the UK continental shelf NE/N019369/1
Wilding, T. (PI) & Rouse, S. (CoI)
1/04/16 → 31/03/17
Projet: Research
CACHE: Calcium in a Changing Environment
Michalek, K. (CoI), Last, K. (PI), Wilding, T. (CoPI) & Green, D. (CoPI)
EU FP7 Peoples Programme - Marie Curie ITN "CACHE"
1/11/13 → 31/10/17
Projet: Research

54 Article
9 Commissioned report
7 Other report
6 Other contribution
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Bayesian multimodal fusion for seafloor habitat mapping with autonomous underwater vehicles
Morgan, T., Halpin, J. & Wilding, T. A., 1 oct. 2026, Dans: Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence. 181, 4, 15 p., 115340.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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eDNA2IQI: an eDNA/random forest-based prediction tool that accurately predicts ecological status for regulatory-compliance assessment
Wyness, A. J., Stoeck, T., Morrissey, B. J., Berrill, I., Davidson, K., FairBairn, C., MacIntyre, S., Webb, C., Foster, T., Brain, S., Svobodova, D., Clark, C., Ashley-Wheeler, V., Roosenmaallen, E., Pollard, P. & Wilding, T. A., 15 janv. 2026, Dans: Aquaculture. 612, 9 p., 743126.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs
8 Citations (Scopus)
eDNA‐Based Temporal Trajectories of Bacterial Communities in Salmon Farm Sediments: Disentangling Seasonal Variability From Aquaculture Impacts
Oladi, M., Wyness, A., Wilding, T. A., Breiner, H. & Stoeck, T., 1 juil. 2026, Dans: Environmental DNA. 8, 4, p. n/a - n/a 16 p.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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Effect of time and temperature before preservation on bacterial eDNA in sediment samples
Ashley-Wheeler, V., Wyness, A., Morrissey, B., Svobodova, D., Telfer, T. C. & Wilding, T. A., 23 mai 2026, Dans: Environmental DNA. p. n/a - n/a 13 p.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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Machine-assisted image analysis facilitates conservation of iconic elasmobranchs
Halpin, J., Marlow, J., Benjamins, S., Dodd, J., Gontarek, S. & Wilding, T. A., 11 mai 2026, (E-pub ahead of print) Dans: Ecological Solutions and Evidence. 7, 2, p. n/a - n/a 11 p.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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Preliminary evidence of intra-offshore wind farm variation in epibiotic assemblages from automated ROV image analysis
Marlow, J., Halpin, J. E. & Wilding, T. A., 1 août 2026, Dans: Marine Environmental Research. 220, 108180.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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3D photogrammetry and deep-learning deliver accurate estimates of epibenthic biomass
Marlow, J., Halpin, J. E. & Wilding, T. A., 26 mars 2024, Dans: Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
Résultats de recherche: Article › Revue par des pairs

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SAMS Research Services Limited Enterpriser of the year
Wilding, T. (Recipient), 1 nov. 2020
Prix: Other distinction

Dianne McLean
Rouse, S. (Host) & Wilding, T. (Host)
5 nov. 2018 → 9 nov. 2019
Activité: Hosting an academic visitor
MASTS Oil and Gas Environmental Research Forum 98/3 workshop
Wilding, T. (Participant)
23 mai 2017
Activité: Participation in workshop, seminar, course
“What are relevant scales for monitoring the ecological impacts of marine renewable energy developments?”
Wilding, T. (Speaker)
20 sept. 2017
Activité: Oral presentation
MASTS Oil and Gas Environmental Research Forum OSPAR 98/3 Review
Wilding, T. (Organiser), Rouse, S. (Organiser) & Miller, R. (Organiser)
23 mai 2017
Activité: Participation in workshop, seminar, course
PhD thesis examination
Wilding, T. (Examiner)
19 janv. 2017
Activité: Examination
Marine Environmental Research (Journal)
Wilding, T. (Peer reviewer)
1 août 2016
Activité: Publication peer-review
2nd Environmental Interaction of Marine Renewables
Wilding, T. (Participant)
30 avr. 2014 → 1 mai 2014
Activité: Participation in workshop, seminar, course

Studies from University of the Highlands and Islands Have Provided New Information about Wind Farms (Preliminary evidence of intra-offshore wind farm variation in epibiotic assemblages from automated ROV image analysis)
Wilding, T. A.
17/06/26
1 élément de Couverture média
Presse/Médias: Research
Investigators at Scottish Association for Marine Science Report Findings in Machine Learning (Edna2iqi: an Edna/random Forest-based Prediction Tool That Accurately Predicts Ecological Status for Regulatory-compliance Assessment)
Wilding, T. A. & Wyness, A.
16/01/26
1 élément de Couverture média
Presse/Médias: Research
Councils not equipped for offshore fish farm decisions, say scientists
Wilding, T. A., Aleynik, D., Fox, C., Benjamins, S., Whyte, C., Billing, S.-L., Tett, P., Hughes, A. & Owens, N.
12/12/24
1 élément de Couverture média
Presse/Médias: Research
DNA modelling promises a breakthrough for seabed sampling
Wilding, T.
15/10/24
1 Contribution média
Presse/Médias: Research
Edinburgh Science Festival: Discover how oil rigs and offshore wind turbines are providing new homes for marine life in the North Sea
Wilding, T.
31/03/24
1 élément de Couverture média
Presse/Médias: Research

UK Fishing Intensity Associated with Oil and Gas Pipelines (2007-2015) dataset
Rouse, S. (Creator), Wilding, T. (Contributor) & Hayes, P. (Contributor), UHI Research Repository, 16 août 2017
DOI: 10.7489/1972-2, https://data.marine.gov.scot/dataset/uk-fishing-intensity-associated-oil-and-gas-pipelines-2007-2015-0
Ensemble de données: Dataset
3D Photogrammetry and deep-learning deliver accurate estimates of epibenthic biomass
Marlow, J. (Creator), Halpin, J. (Creator) & Wilding, T. (Creator), 6 mars 2024
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.1rn8pk11z, https://pureadmin.uhi.ac.uk/admin/files/50149348/Methods_Ecol_Evol_-_2024_-_Marlow_-_3D_photogrammetry_and_deep_learning_deliver_accurate_estimates_of_epibenthic_biomass.pdf
Ensemble de données: Dataset

Tom Wilding

Profil personnel

Research Expertise

Academic Qualifications

Teaching Expertise

Qualification académique

Expertise relative aux objectifs de développement durable des Nations Unies

Empreinte digitale

Collaborations et principaux domaines de recherche des cinq dernières années

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Improving marine growth estimates using 3D photogrammetry

MeioMetBar

PipeFish: Optimising decommissioning of oil and gas pipelines with respect to the commercial fishing sector on the UK continental shelf NE/N019369/1

CACHE: Calcium in a Changing Environment

Bayesian multimodal fusion for seafloor habitat mapping with autonomous underwater vehicles

eDNA2IQI: an eDNA/random forest-based prediction tool that accurately predicts ecological status for regulatory-compliance assessment

eDNA‐Based Temporal Trajectories of Bacterial Communities in Salmon Farm Sediments: Disentangling Seasonal Variability From Aquaculture Impacts

Effect of time and temperature before preservation on bacterial eDNA in sediment samples

Machine-assisted image analysis facilitates conservation of iconic elasmobranchs

Preliminary evidence of intra-offshore wind farm variation in epibiotic assemblages from automated ROV image analysis

3D photogrammetry and deep-learning deliver accurate estimates of epibenthic biomass

SAMS Research Services Limited Enterpriser of the year

Dianne McLean

MASTS Oil and Gas Environmental Research Forum 98/3 workshop

“What are relevant scales for monitoring the ecological impacts of marine renewable energy developments?”

MASTS Oil and Gas Environmental Research Forum OSPAR 98/3 Review

PhD thesis examination

Marine Environmental Research (Journal)

2nd Environmental Interaction of Marine Renewables

Studies from University of the Highlands and Islands Have Provided New Information about Wind Farms (Preliminary evidence of intra-offshore wind farm variation in epibiotic assemblages from automated ROV image analysis)

Investigators at Scottish Association for Marine Science Report Findings in Machine Learning (Edna2iqi: an Edna/random Forest-based Prediction Tool That Accurately Predicts Ecological Status for Regulatory-compliance Assessment)

Councils not equipped for offshore fish farm decisions, say scientists

DNA modelling promises a breakthrough for seabed sampling

Edinburgh Science Festival: Discover how oil rigs and offshore wind turbines are providing new homes for marine life in the North Sea

UK Fishing Intensity Associated with Oil and Gas Pipelines (2007-2015) dataset

3D Photogrammetry and deep-learning deliver accurate estimates of epibenthic biomass

Tom Wilding

Profil personnel

Research Expertise

Academic Qualifications

Teaching Expertise

Qualification académique

Expertise relative aux objectifs de développement durable des Nations Unies

Empreinte digitale

Collaborations et principaux domaines de recherche des cinq dernières années

Projets

Résultat de recherche

Prix

Activités

Presse/médias

Ensembles de données