Anne Ng

Dr. Anne Ng is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Engineering at the Faculty of Science and Technology. Her expertise lies in mitigating urban heat through green, blue, and grey infrastructures, improving human thermal comfort, and water resources modeling. She has successfully supervised 6 PhD and 1 Master’s students, demonstrating strong mentorship skills across multicultural backgrounds. Her research addresses critical challenges in urban climate resilience, leveraging engineering techniques and machine learning for sustainable solutions.

Dr. Ng’s work spans climate adaptation strategies, including optimizing green infrastructure for heat reduction and enhancing water resource management through advanced modeling. Her contributions highlight interdisciplinary approaches to environmental challenges, integrating hydrology, material science, and computational methods.

Recent publications focus on machine learning applications for solar irradiation prediction, hydraulic engineering optimization, and SWAT model calibration. These studies underscore her commitment to advancing technologies that address climate change impacts on urban environments and water systems.