Branko Ristic

Dr. Branko Ristic is a Principal Research Fellow at the School of Engineering, RMIT University. His research focuses on information fusion, statistical signal processing, target tracking, and robotics, with applications in defense and security. He leads projects on autonomous systems, sensor networks, and uncertainty modeling. Ristic advises on topics like decentralized multi-platform search, machine learning for tracking, and possibility theory-based methods. His work appears in top journals like IEEE Transactions and Entropy. He offers short courses in target tracking and sensor fusion.

Research Interests: Information fusion, statistical estimation, Monte Carlo methods, and field robotics. His recent work emphasizes autonomous search algorithms and threat assessment systems, leveraging possibilistic frameworks and Bayesian networks. Articles span radar technology, IoT localization, and multi-agent systems.

• Supervision Projects: Includes decentralized search strategies, real-data maritime tracking, and threat valuation networks.
• Affiliations: RMIT University, School of Engineering (City Campus).