David Gillen – economic and logistics modelling – Excellence in Research 

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Prof Dr David Gillen - economic and logistics modelling - Excellence in Research 

University of British Columbia - Canada 

Author Profile

Early Academic Pursuits

Prof Dr David W. Gillen holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Toronto, earned in 1975. His academic journey has been characterized by a focus on Industrial Organization, Competition Policy, Transportation, and Regulatory Economics.

Professional Endeavors

Over the course of his career, Prof Dr Gillen has held positions at various esteemed institutions. He has been associated with the University of Alberta, Wilfrid Laurier University, University of California (Berkeley), and currently serves as Professor Emeritus at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business. Notably, he has also held the Vancouver International Airport Chair in Transportation Policy and Management.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof Dr Gillen's contributions to academia are reflected in his diverse areas of research and expertise. His work spans Industrial Organization, Competition Policy, Transportation and Regulatory Economics, with a particular emphasis on Aviation and Air Transport Economics, Travel Demand Analysis, Choice Modeling, and Performance and Productivity Analysis. He has made significant contributions to the field of Transportation Economics, as acknowledged by the American Economic Association.

Accolades and Recognition

His dedication to teaching excellence and student involvement has been acknowledged with the Len Henricksson Award for Teaching Excellence and Student Involvement in 2016. Gillen's impact on the field of Transportation Economics is further evident in the Distinguished Member Award from the American Economic Association's Transportation & Public Utilities Group in 2016.

Impact and Influence

Prof Dr Gillen's influence extends beyond academia, as he has served as a consultant to various government bodies, including Transport Canada, Canadian National Railways, and the Governments of Ontario and Canada. His expertise has been sought by international entities, such as the Governments of Thailand, Ghana, Germany, and the UK, as well as private sector clients including Air Canada, British Airways, and WestJet.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Prof Dr Gillen's lasting legacy is evident in his directorship of the Centre for Transportation Studies at Sauder School of Business and his editorial roles in prestigious journals. His substantial research grant awards, including a $2.49 million SSHRC Partnership Grant for Green Shipping, reflect his ongoing commitment to advancing knowledge and addressing contemporary challenges in transportation economics. As he continues to contribute to the field, Gillen's legacy is marked by a multidimensional impact on academia, policy, and industry.

Notable Publication

Shital Saha | Best Researcher Award | Statistical Methods

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Shital Saha | Best Researcher Award Winner 2023  🏆

Mr Shital Saha : Statistical Methods

Congratulations to Mr. Shital Saha, recipient of the Statistical Methods Best Researcher Award at the International Research Data Analysis Excellence Awards! Your dedication to advancing statistical methods is truly commendable, and this recognition is a testament to your outstanding contributions. Well done!

Professional profile:

Early Academic Pursuits:

I embarked on my academic journey in Patiram High School, West Bengal, excelling in subjects like Bengali, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, History, and Geography. This laid the foundation for my future educational endeavors.

In 2013, I pursued a Bachelor's degree from Balurghat College, specializing in Mathematics (Hons.), Physics, and Chemistry. Subsequently, I obtained a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Gour Banga in 2015, showcasing my commitment to the field.

Professional Endeavors:

Driven by a passion for education, I earned a B.Ed. degree in 2017 from the University of Gour Banga, specializing in Mathematics. This equipped me with the skills needed to contribute meaningfully to the field of education.

Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Statistics with a focus on Statistical Information Theory at the National Institute of Technology Rourkela, under the guidance of Prof. Suchandan Kayal.

Contributions and Research Focus:

My research, centered on Statistical Information Theory, explores diverse aspects. Notable publications include works on extended fractional cumulative past, paired φ-entropy measures, and weighted varentropy. Furthermore, my ongoing studies delve into informational characteristics of cubic transmuted distributions and general weighted information generating functions.

As a referee for Contemporary Mathematics, I actively engage in the scholarly community, contributing to the peer-review process.

Accolades and Recognition:

My academic achievements include qualifying JAM-2013 (AIR-658), CSIR-UGC NET (JRF) Dec. 2019 (AIR-221), and WBSET-2020. Additionally, I successfully cleared CTET (Paper I & II) in December 2019.

Impact and Influence:

My research, as evidenced by published and under-review papers, contributes valuable insights to the fields of physics and applied mathematics. Attendance at workshops and seminars underscores my commitment to staying abreast of emerging trends in statistical research.

Legacy and Future Contributions:

I am dedicated to leaving a lasting impact through my contributions to academia. My ongoing Ph.D. research and engagement as a referee indicate a commitment to the advancement of statistical knowledge.

In the future, I aspire to further enrich the field through continued research, teaching, and collaboration with peers and scholars globally. My legacy aims to inspire future generations in the pursuit of knowledge and excellence.

Notable publication :

Citations:

A total of  83 citations for his publications, demonstrating the impact and recognition of his research within the academic community.