Justin Krometis

jkrometis@vt.edu

Justin Krometis

Research Assistant Professor, Intelligent Systems Division

Justin Krometis is a research assistant professor in the Intelligent Systems Division of the Virginia Tech National Security Institute. 

Before joining NSI, Krometis worked in Virginia Tech’s Advanced Research Computing department for ten years as a Computational Scientist supporting research computing. Prior to that, he worked in the public and private sectors doing transportation modeling for planning and evacuation applications; hurricane, pandemic, and other emergency preparedness; and project management. 

His research is in the development of theoretical and computational frameworks to address a number of data analytics problems, such as how to incorporate and balance data and expert opinion into decision-making, how to fuse data from multiple sources, and how to estimate model parameters, including high- or infinite-dimensional quantities, from noisy data. Areas of interest include Bayesian Inference, Parameter Estimation, Machine Learning, Data Science, Scientific Computing.

Krometis holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Virginia Tech, a M.S. in mathematics from Virginia Tech, and a B.S. in mathematics and physics from Virginia Tech.