Andrew David Harold Stratton

Andrew David Harold Stratton is a PhD fellow at the Department of Food and Resource Economics, Section for Environment and Natural Resources, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on forest and agricultural economics, with an emphasis on spatial analysis and sustainable resource management within the Faculty of Science.

His primary research interests include Forest Economics, Agricultural Economics, Natural Resource Economics, Precision Agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture, and Environmental Economics. He employs quantitative spatial methods to analyze socio-ecological systems in forestry and optimize agricultural technology applications, particularly in European contexts.

Recent publications reveal a consistent focus on practical economic modeling for natural resources, combining spatial analytics with field-specific applications. His work spans forest management frameworks, agricultural robotics implementation, and economic table development, demonstrating interdisciplinary integration of environmental science and agricultural engineering.

Scientific awards: None mentioned in available sources.

As a doctoral researcher, Stratton currently has no advisees and no specific grants referenced. His work contributes to institutional research through commissioned reports and peer-reviewed publications.

He operates within the Section for Environment and Natural Resources, collaborating on projects involving forest economics, agricultural technology assessment, and socio-ecological system analysis across Danish and international contexts.