David Stupples

Professor David Stupples is a Professor of Electronic & Radio Engineering at City St George's, University of London, where he has served as Course Director for the MSc in Space Systems since 2021. He is also a Scientific Advisor to the UK Government (2012–present) and holds fellowships with the Royal Aeronautical Society, Institute of Measurement & Control, and other professional organizations.

His research focuses on resilient position, navigation, and timing (PNT) systems for military and civilian applications, including the development of a solo micro-satellite to geolocate electromagnetic interference sources. He applies systems modeling and cyber warfare analysis to enhance decision-making and security in complex engineering environments.

Key publications include:

• "Semantic Approach to Web-Based Discovery of Unknowns" (2013) – addressing intelligence gathering via natural language processing and grounded theory.
• "Probability Analysis of Cyber Attack Paths" (2013) – exploring risk in enterprise systems.
• "J-value: a universal scale for health and safety spending" (2006) – introducing a risk-assessment framework.

Scientific awards include

• Fellow, Chartered Engineer, Institute of Electronic and Radio Engineers (1981–present)
• Fellow, Chartered Engineer, Royal Aeronautical Society (2016–present)