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Dr Ivana Ivanova is a Senior Lecturer in Spatial Sciences and FrontierSI Research Fellow at Curtin University's School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS), part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. She also serves in the Office of the Provost and conducts research in Spatial Data Quality, Metadata Provenance, and Spatial Information Infrastructures. Her work spans standardization bodies like ISO/TC211, OGC, and Standards Australia, where she co-chairs key working groups on Data Quality and Geospatial Standards. Education includes engineering and doctoral degrees from the Slovak University of Technology (Bratislava), with academic roles spanning Slovakia, the Netherlands, Brazil, and Australia. Her research emphasizes FAIR data principles, geospatial interoperability, and environmental monitoring applications. Recent work includes enhancing satellite-derived land surface temperature analysis and global data quality guidelines. Key contributions include co-convening ISO 19157 standards on geographic information quality and leadership in international geospatial communities (OGC, RDA, ESIP). She actively contributes to Open Geospatial initiatives and capacity-building for SDG indicator analysis.

• Spatial Data Quality
• Spatial Metadata
• Provenance of Spatial Resources
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Dr. Michael Borck is a Lecturer at Curtin University, affiliated with the School of Management and Marketing within the Faculty of Business and Law. He holds a portfolio in the Office of the Provost and is based at the Curtin Perth campus in Room 720 of the Curtin Business School 1 building. His research focuses on computer vision, image processing, and mobile mapping data analysis, with publications in conferences like ICPRAM and IEEE Region 10 Symposium. Teaching areas span interdisciplinary fields including Business and Law, Science and Engineering, and Aboriginal Studies. His work emphasizes practical applications of sensor data and image engineering techniques. Research interests include feature extraction, object detection in 3D environments, and geospatial data analysis. Recent publications (2012–2014) highlight contributions to mobile mapping systems and sensor-based object localization. No scientific awards are listed, but his academic contributions align with Curtin’s commitment to innovation in applied sciences and cross-disciplinary education. While no specific grants or advisees are documented, his role in the Office of the Provost suggests involvement in institutional academic strategy. His teaching spans multiple faculties, reflecting a focus on integrating technical and social sciences in education.

• Computer Vision
• Image Processing
• Mobile Mapping Data
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Dr. Jee Ra is a researcher affiliated with the School of Mathematics, Physics and Computing at the University of Southern Queensland. Their work focuses on integrating advanced technologies like UAV systems, machine learning, and remote sensing to address challenges in mining geotechnics, environmental monitoring, and precision agriculture. Key research areas include coal spoil characterization, vegetation resilience modeling, and automated geospatial analysis. Education: Bachelor of Science in Physics, Seoul Women's University Graduate Diploma in Education, University of Technology Sydney Master of Science, University of Southern Queensland Doctor of Philosophy, University of Southern Queensland Research interests span geomatics, environmental impact assessment, and high-throughput plant phenotyping. Their recent work emphasizes fusion of spectral data with structural analysis for applications in mine rehabilitation and crop disease forecasting. Over 20+ peer-reviewed publications since 2013 demonstrate expertise in multidisciplinary approaches combining AI, IoT, and geospatial technologies. Key Trends in Publications: A growing focus on UAV-based solutions for spoil pile mapping and vegetation analysis, with increasing emphasis on transfer learning algorithms and automated hyperspectral index derivation. Work also bridges engineering and environmental sciences through 3D point cloud analysis and LiDAR applications in mining and agriculture. Collaborative Work: Active in developing open-source tools for thermal/multispectral image analysis and IoT-enabled sensors for in-field crop measurements. Contributions to sustainable mining practices include remote sensing-based wetland assessment and geotechnical stability analysis of mine dumps.

• Remote Sensing
• Machine Learning Applications
• Geomatics
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Dr. Christopher Ndehedehe is a Senior Lecturer and Australian Research Council (ARC) DECRA Fellow at Griffith University's School of Environment & Science, part of the Australian Rivers Institute. He joined Griffith in 2018 as a Research Fellow, following his PhD from Curtin University (awarded with Vice Chancellor's commendation). His research focuses on satellite hydrology, environmental remote sensing, and climate science, with expertise in machine learning applications and geospatial analysis. Education: PhD in Environmental Science, Curtin University, 2018 MSc in Environmental Science, University of Lagos, Nigeria BSc in Environmental Science, University of Uyo, Nigeria Research Focus: He leads the Satellite Earth Observation and Geomatic Group, pioneering projects on remote sensing hydrology, including ARC-funded initiatives (DE230101327, LP230100228). His work integrates satellite data (e.g., GRACE, GPS) to monitor freshwater resources, groundwater dynamics, and climate impacts. He has authored 2 Springer books and over 110 peer-reviewed articles in top journals like Nature and Nature Sustainability. Awards: Notable recognitions include the ARC DECRA Fellowship (2023-2025), Griffith's Excellence in Early Career Research Award (2023), and inclusion in Stanford's Top 2% Scientists (2023-2024). He also received the D.B. Johnston Award for Excellence in Spatial Sciences (2018). Affiliations & Leadership: Editor for Resources, Environment and Sustainability and Frontiers in Water , and guest editor for special issues. He advises non-governmental agencies on water planning and has contributed to the Earth Commission's work on planetary boundaries. Active in consultancies for Australian and international bodies, including projects funded by the Environment Centre NT and the Asian Development Bank.

• Satellite Hydrology
• Environmental Remote Sensing
• Climate Science
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Dr. Jonathan Arundel is an Honorary Principal Research Fellow at RMIT University's School of Global, Urban and Social Studies (GUSS), based in Melbourne, Australia. His work focuses on geographical information science, agent-based modelling, remote sensing, and geovisualisation, with applications in public health, urban planning, and ecological systems. He actively contributes to interdisciplinary research addressing sustainable urban development, health policy implementation, and climate resilience. Key research interests include geomatic engineering, urban design policies, and the integration of artificial intelligence in spatial analysis. His projects often involve collaboration with international partners to develop evidence-based frameworks for healthy cities, such as the 'Towards a Cycling City' initiative using large-scale agent-based models. Dr. Arundel’s research outputs emphasize open data applications for urban sustainability metrics, with a focus on policy evaluation and indicator development. He has contributed to global comparisons of urban health policies and the creation of liveability scorecards for Australian cities like Brisbane and Perth. His work bridges theoretical research with practical policy recommendations to enhance urban resilience and public well-being. As a supervisor, he supports postgraduate students exploring agent-based modelling, transport systems, and urban health. While no specific student names are listed, his supervision projects highlight innovative approaches to urban challenges. His email, jonathan.arundel@rmit.edu.au, is available for collaboration inquiries.

• Geographical Information Science
• Agent-Based Modelling
• Remote Sensing
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Professor Marco Amati is a faculty member at RMIT University, affiliated with the School of GUSS, where he holds the rank of Professor. He serves as the Program Manager for the Master of Urban Planning and Environment program, focusing on developing impactful educational initiatives. His research emphasizes urban green spaces, environmental sustainability, and the intersection of planning with health and social sciences. Key areas include the cooling benefits of trees, urban agriculture, and social-ecological systems. Professor Amati’s work integrates interdisciplinary approaches, such as ecological design frameworks and machine learning for urban policy. His supervision spans topics like urban green spaces, peri-urban food systems, and land reform in developing countries. Notable contributions include studies on Melbourne’s urban vegetation, heat mitigation strategies, and the social dimensions of urban planning. He actively collaborates with institutions like the Clean Air and Urban Landscape Hub and has authored influential publications on biodiversity integration, multicultural urban landscapes, and climate-responsive design. His expertise bridges technical fields (e.g., geomatic engineering) with humanities, reflecting a commitment to holistic urban development.

• Urban Planning
• Environmental Science
• Urban Greening
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Professor Ahmed El-Mowafy is a faculty member at Curtin University's School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS), part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. He leads the GNSS satellite positioning and navigation group, focusing on developing methods for high-accuracy geospatial applications in climate change, atmospheric monitoring, and infrastructure. His interdisciplinary research spans geodesy, aerospace engineering, and education. He holds a PhD from the University of Calgary and has over 30 years of expertise in GNSS and engineering surveying. Education: Doctor of Philosophy (University of Calgary, Canada) Bachelor of Civil Engineering (1st Honours, Ain Shams University, Egypt) Master of Science (Ain Shams University, Egypt) Research Interests: His work emphasizes precise positioning techniques like PPP, integrity monitoring, LEO satellite systems, and their applications in climate science, transport, and mining. He has published over 240 peer-reviewed papers and authored a book. His research also addresses educational innovations, including peer assessment and blended learning in engineering education. Awards: OLT Citation for Teaching Excellence (2013) Curtin Excellence in Teaching Award (2017) Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Award (2018) Grants & Leadership: Secured 20+ research grants, including ARC Discovery Projects and industry partnerships. Editorial roles in 5 journals, including Journal of Navigation and Frontiers in Environmental Science . International roles in IAG working groups on GNSS integrity and crustal motion monitoring. Lab & Collaborations: His lab collaborates globally, hosting scholars from Canada, Japan, Turkey, and China. Research focuses on LEO-PNT systems, GNSS augmentation, and real-time positioning solutions for autonomous systems.

• Precise GNSS Positioning
• Navigation Systems
• Estimation Theory
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Associate Professor Simit Raval is an academic leader in mining engineering at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), specializing in sensing technologies for mining, environmental, and civil engineering applications. He currently serves as Director of Undergraduate Studies in Mining Engineering and Co-Director of the Laboratory for Imaging of the Mine Environment (LIME). His research focuses on integrating advanced sensors (e.g., UAVs, LiDAR, hyperspectral systems) to address challenges in mine automation, environmental monitoring, and off-Earth resource extraction. He has secured over $3M in competitive grants, including multiple ACARP projects, and pioneered work on methane emissions quantification, spoil categorization, and underground laser scanning. Education: PhD in Mining Engineering (UNSW, 2008–2011) Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Guru Ghasidas University, India, 1991–1994) Research Interests: Industrial Automation: LiDAR optimization, AI-driven data analytics, sensor fusion Environmental Monitoring: Methane emissions quantification, mine rehabilitation, space resource extraction impacts Off-Earth Mining and Carbon Sequestration Grants & Awards: Six national ACARP grants, UNSW Vice Chancellor’s Teaching Awards, International Tim Show Award, and recognition as 'Environment Champion' by MERESOC. His grants span sensor development, CO2 sequestration, and automated structural mapping. Teaching & Supervision: Coordinates four core mining courses and supervises PhD/MS students in smart sensing, IoT, and robotics. Notable advisees include Timothy Pelech (Off-Earth Mining) and Sarvesh Kumar Singh (mobile laser scanning). Labs & Teams: Leads LIME lab and collaborates across disciplines on projects like SCANDY (handheld imaging systems) and BHP Tailings Challenge. His work bridges academic research with industry applications in Australia and globally.

• Mine Automation
• Remote Sensing
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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Yangyang Li is an Adjunct Lecturer in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at the Monash Suzhou Research Institute, part of Monash University. Their research focuses on geotechnical engineering, environmental science, and disaster mitigation, with particular expertise in landslide monitoring, slope stability analysis using advanced technologies like InSAR, and the integration of machine learning in geotechnical modeling. They actively engage in interdisciplinary projects addressing climate change impacts on infrastructure resilience and urban environmental quality. Research interests span unsaturated soil mechanics, remote sensing applications, and sustainable geotechnical practices. Key projects include developing databases for soil property prediction, analyzing human mobility's environmental impacts during pandemics, and assessing vegetation roles in landslide prevention. Collaborations include international studies in India and Southeast Asia, emphasizing practical solutions for slope stabilization and air quality management. Since 2018, Dr. Li has advised PhD students exploring topics like slope susceptibility mapping and environmental policy analysis. Their work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action and sustainable cities. Recent achievements include patent filings for geotechnical innovations and over 18 peer-reviewed publications in journals such as Remote Sensing and Scientific Reports .

• Geotechnical Engineering
• Remote Sensing (InSAR)
• Environmental Engineering
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Professor William Cartwright is an Honorary Professor at the School of Science, RMIT University. His research focuses on geomatic engineering, cartography, web mapping, and the synergies between art and cartography. He has contributed extensively to the field through publications in the International Journal of Cartography and other leading journals, exploring topics such as cartographic history, multimedia applications, and interdisciplinary approaches to mapping. His academic career includes roles in editorial leadership, such as co-editing anniversary issues of the International Journal of Cartography . He actively participates in international conferences like the International Cartographic Association meetings, contributing to discussions on spatial data visualization and geographic information systems. Professor Cartwright’s teaching interests emphasize the integration of interactive media in geography education and the design of web-based mapping tools. He is open to supervising Masters and PhD students in these areas. His research often bridges historical and contemporary cartographic practices, examining iconic maps like Beck’s London Underground design and analyzing their cultural and scientific impacts. Collaborations with international researchers highlight his commitment to advancing geospatial science and education.

• Geomatic Engineering
• Cartography
• GIScience
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Stephanie Duce is a Senior Lecturer in Spatial Science at James Cook University (JCU). She holds a PhD from The University of Sydney and has held roles including Teaching Associate at The University of Sydney, Spatial Analyst at GHD, and Research Assistant at JCU. Her research focuses on geospatial technologies applied to coral reef geomorphology and environmental processes. Education: PhD, The University of Sydney (2016) Masters in Geospatial Technologies, Europe Bachelor’s degree, James Cook University Research Interests: Coral reef evolution, spatial science applications, marine protected area planning, and hydrodynamic processes influencing reef dynamics. She combines fieldwork with advanced geospatial tools like LiDAR and remote sensing. Key Achievements: James Cook University Early Career Rising Star Award (2018) Great Barrier Reef Science for Management Award (2014) Over 35 peer-reviewed publications on coral reefs, coastal policy, and marine ecology. Teaching & Outreach: Focuses on authentic assessment and career-ready training. Served as Treasurer of the Australian Coral Reef Society (2018). Projects: Leads initiatives like “Harnessing New Technologies to Map Coral Reefs” (2018), integrating drones and satellite data for conservation.

• Coral Reef Geomorphology
• Spatial Science
• Marine Protected Area Planning
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Atif Mansoor is a Lecturer in Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Western Australia, affiliated with the School of Physics, Maths and Computing. He is also part of the Planning and Transport Research Centre within the School of Social Sciences. His research spans interdisciplinary areas including computer vision, machine learning, IoT systems, and probabilistic graphical models. Mansoor has supervised numerous graduate students, contributing to advancements in automated inference, infrastructure monitoring, and image quality assessment. Recent research focuses on parallel Bayesian network inference, IoT-based structural health monitoring, and remote sensing applications for agriculture. His work integrates machine learning with domain-specific challenges in healthcare, urban planning, and environmental science. Mansoor has collaborated on projects funded by initiatives like the iMove CRC, emphasizing practical solutions for infrastructure and transportation systems. His academic contributions include over 50 peer-reviewed publications and active participation in international conferences. Mansoor’s teaching and research reflect a commitment to innovation in computational methods and their societal applications.

• Computer Vision
• Machine Learning
• IoT and Sensor Networks
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Debjit Bhowmick is a Research Fellow at Monash University, affiliated with the Sustainable Mobility and Safety Research Group. He leads key projects under the ARC Discovery Project ‘CYCLED’ focusing on bicycling exposure modelling. His work emphasizes sustainable urban mobility solutions, particularly pedestrian and cyclist safety, leveraging advanced transport modelling techniques like agent-based simulations and GIS applications. Education: PhD in Geomatics Engineering (University of Melbourne & Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, 2022), Master of Technology in Transportation Engineering (IIT Kharagpur, 2017), and Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering (Jadavpur University, 2014). Research focuses on improving urban livability through innovations like 'walk-sharing', analyzing pedestrian behavior in road networks, and evaluating bicycling infrastructure. He has contributed to over 9 peer-reviewed publications and secured 2 notable awards: Best Journal Paper (2022) and Best Student Paper (2019). Current projects include identifying optimal policies for active travel uptake (2025-2028) with collaborators including Prof. Beck and Dr. Pearson. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals targeting urban sustainability and public health.

• Sustainable Urban Mobility
• Pedestrian Safety
• Transport Modelling
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Chamil Ramanayaka is a Lecturer at the School of Surveying and Built Environment, University of Southern Queensland. His academic background includes a BEng(Hons) from the University of Moratuwa and a PhD from Auckland University of Technology (Auckland UT). His research interests are centered on surveying techniques, built environment sustainability, and geospatial technologies. Education: BEng(Hons) in Engineering from University of Moratuwa PhD in Surveying/Construction from Auckland University of Technology Dr. Ramanayaka's work focuses on advancing practical applications of geomatics in construction and infrastructure projects. His expertise includes land surveying methodologies, 3D modeling for built environments, and integration of modern spatial technologies in urban planning.

• Surveying
• Built Environment
• Construction Management
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Fayez Tarsha Kurdi is a Researcher at the School of Surveying and Built Environment, University of Southern Queensland. He holds a PhD from the University of Strasbourg. His research focuses on advancing LiDAR technology applications in 3D modeling, building extraction, and geospatial analysis. Key areas include airborne LiDAR for urban infrastructure mapping, SLAM scanner accuracy assessments, and biomass volume calculations using LiDAR data. He has extensively explored matrixial representation of point clouds and automated feature extraction algorithms. Education: PhD (Strasbourg) in Geomatics Engineering, with a focus on LiDAR applications. Research Interests: Remote Sensing and 3D Modelling Automated Building Extraction from LiDAR Machine Learning in Geospatial Data Analysis SLAM Scanner Technologies Urban and Forest LiDAR Applications Publications: Over 30 peer-reviewed articles since 2007, with recent works emphasizing LiDAR-based innovations in building modeling, vegetation analysis, and 3D reconstruction methodologies. Notable contributions include novel approaches for complex architectural structures and biomass quantification. Advising/Grants: No formal advising roles or grants mentioned in the provided texts. Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the School’s LiDAR and 3D Modelling research group, though specific lab details are not elaborated.

• Remote Sensing
• 3D Modeling
• LiDAR Technology
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