Relational Modelling & Analysis (RMA) is an Australian-based consultancy established in 2011 to assist organisations requiring forensic and expert social anthropological services at a standard appropriate to legal proceedings, under a range of common and statutory regimes. In addition to forensic and expert social anthropology, RMA specialises in community liaison, heritage protection, remote area fieldwork, advanced GIS mapping, digital field recording, computational modelling and analysis, and research data governance. Services include both traditional social anthropological research, mediation and governance support, and advanced digital population modelling and analysis. Consultant anthropologist. James Rose.
RMA founder Dr James Rose is a forensic and expert social anthropologist specialising in culturally-based land claims and cultural heritage protection, data governance and geographic information systems. His methodological focus includes network-based population dynamics and social and kinship network analysis. Northern Territory. New South Wales.
James holds two decades' experience working with state, territory and federal government agencies and departments, Commonwealth institutes, industry regulators, health service providers, universities, community-controlled organisations, and the private sector. He is a Senior Fellow with the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health and member of the Forensic Anthropology Committee of they Royal Anthropological Institute. Consultant anthropologist.
Dr James Rose, PhD, BA (Hons) Social Anthropology
