Lucas Holden

Dr. Lucas Holden is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Science, RMIT University, specializing in satellite positioning, engineering surveying, and spectral analysis. His work integrates GPS with GIS and focuses on asset mapping, combining technical precision with applications in geomatic engineering and civil engineering.

• Areas of Expertise: Satellite positioning, Engineering surveying, Spectral analysis, Integration of GPS with GIS, Asset mapping

• Research Interests: Geomatic Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geology, Curriculum and Pedagogy, Archaeology, Geochemistry

• Scientific Awards:
  • The J.G. Gillespie Gold Medal Prize (2006)
  • The Robert Hoddle Prize in Surveying (2004)

Current Research Projects:

• Applying GNSS reflectometry (GNSS-R) for improving disaster resilience in Australia and the Pacific (2023)
• Optical Clocks in GNSS Positioning (2021)
• An Adaptable and Open-source Approach to Merging Satellite and Gauge Data over Australia (2021)
• Analysis of multipath error using spectral analysis techniques