I am a mathematician and economist specializing in quantitative safety and risk problems in aviation. My work includes collision-risk modelling, separation standards, rare-event estimation, and empirical approaches to target levels of safety, with applications extending to higher airspace and space operations. 

I currently conduct applied research at NAV CANADA and contribute to international aviation-safety work through a variety of ICAO technical groups.

I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Carleton University and a M.Sc. in Mathematics from the University of Ottawa. Alongside my applied mathematics work, I maintain an active research program in applied microeconomics and teach economics part-time at the University of Ottawa. 

Contact: nafodjo@uottawa.ca