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Hephi Liauw serves as Lecturer and Head of School at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak's School of Foundation Studies. An academician and business analyst, she specializes in E-Commerce, Business Information Systems, Software Engineering, Computer Programming, Multimedia, Web Design and Development, and Digital Technology. Her educational foundation includes a Bachelor of Computer Science from the University of Wollongong, Australia, with current pursuit of a Master's degree at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas). Professional development encompasses certifications from Laureate International Universities in Train the Trainer, Problem-Based Learning, and Action Research Methodology and Process. Research focuses on data driven modelling and digital technology applications for business solutions, particularly demonstrated through environmental monitoring systems like soil moisture retrieval. Her work bridges computational methods with commercial implementations, emphasizing practical digital innovation for contemporary challenges. Though limited to 2015 publications in available materials, her research trajectory shows consistent interdisciplinary work at the intersection of computer science, environmental monitoring, and business technology through data-driven approaches. Professional recognition includes: Certified Professional, Australian Computer Society (ACS) As an academic leader, she oversees foundation program development while maintaining active teaching in digital technologies. Her supervision approach emphasizes practical skill development and industry-relevant applications, though specific grant details aren't documented. Current research directions indicate growing focus on business applications of digital modeling techniques. Leading the School of Foundation Studies, she cultivates an environment for foundational computing education while advancing innovative teaching methodologies including problem-based learning frameworks across introductory technology curricula.

• Data Driven Modelling
• Leveraging Digital Technology for Today's Business
• E-Commerce
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Dr. Bin Liang is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), working within the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology and the Data Science Institute. He joined UTS in December 2018 as a Lecturer and was promoted to Senior Lecturer in July 2022, following his postdoctoral fellowship at Data61 (CSIRO). PhD in Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, and Machine Learning from Charles Sturt University, Australia (2012-2015) Masters in Computer Science from Taiyuan University of Technology, China (2009-2012) BEng in Computer Science from Taiyuan University of Technology, China (2005-2009) Dr. Liang's research spans data mining, machine learning, computer vision, pattern recognition, and survival analysis, with a strong focus on practical applications in critical infrastructure. His work develops sophisticated machine learning frameworks for anomaly detection, failure prediction, and optimization in water infrastructure, flood mapping, and real estate appraisal. He has pioneered approaches that integrate graph neural networks with temporal analysis for pipe failure prediction and has made significant contributions to water quality optimization through data-driven methods. His research consistently bridges theoretical advancements with practical implementation in industry settings. His recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward increasingly sophisticated models that capture complex temporal and spatial relationships in infrastructure data. There's a notable emphasis on multimodal learning approaches and domain generalization techniques that enhance model robustness across diverse application scenarios. His work on anomaly detection frameworks like MLAD shows innovation in grouping sensors by temporal characteristics for more accurate monitoring. 2022 – AWA R&D Excellence Award (NSW) 2022 – UTS Medal for Research Impact 2022 – Finalist for 2021-22 AWA Young Water Professional of the Year Award (NSW) 2020 – Finalist for the Best Paper Award of the ICARCV 2020 2019 – Industrial & Primary Industries Merit at the Victorian iAwards 2018 – Australian Museum Eureka Prize for Excellence in Data Science Dr. Liang actively supervises Masters Research and PhD students, focusing on data science applications for infrastructure management. His research has been supported through industry partnerships with water utilities and other infrastructure organizations, translating academic research into practical solutions that reduce water loss, improve infrastructure reliability, and enhance environmental sustainability. His work on pipe failure prediction and leak detection has directly contributed to operational improvements in water distribution networks. As a core member of the Data Science Institute at UTS, Dr. Liang collaborates with interdisciplinary teams working on data-driven solutions for urban infrastructure challenges. His research group focuses on developing scalable machine learning models that can be deployed in real-world settings, often working directly with industry partners to validate and implement their approaches. This industry-academia collaboration ensures that his research remains grounded in practical challenges while pushing the boundaries of data science methodology.

• Data Mining
• Machine Learning
• Computer Vision
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Dr. Wallace Boone serves as a Grant-Funded Researcher (A) at the University of Adelaide within the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, part of the School of Biological Sciences under the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. He is a geospatial scientist and archaeologist affiliated with the university's Spatial Science Group (SSG). His research focuses on: Satellite remote sensing applications for archaeological site distribution Modeling past Aboriginal land use practices in Australian desert regions Bushfire impact mapping using satellite imagery Turbidity and seagrass change analysis along coastal Adelaide Boone completed PhD research on satellite remote sensing applications for investigating Aboriginal land use in the Australian arid zone. He has worked as a full-time archaeological consultant since 2001, managing survey and excavation teams in Texas and Australia. His industry role as Senior Archaeologist with Scarp Archaeology Pty Ltd supports his position as Associate Investigator with the Australian Research Council Centre for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage (CABAH). Notable projects include mapping 2020 Kangaroo Island bushfire impacts with Professor Megan Lewis and contributing to Professor Bronwyn Gillanders' marine environment impact study. His technical expertise spans rockshelter excavation, open site recording, and scientific research design.

• Multispectral and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
• GIS and Spatial Technologies
• Ecological Modelling
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Randel Tom Cox, Ph.D. (University of Missouri, 1995) is a Professor of Geology in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Memphis. His research specializes in active tectonics, with field investigations focusing on paleoseismicity, fault systems, and liquefaction phenomena. His work contributes to seismic hazard assessment in the Mississippi River Valley and southeastern United States. Primary research interests include: Active Tectonics : Analysis of crustal deformation and fault dynamics Paleoseismicity : Reconstruction of prehistoric earthquakes through sediment analysis Liquefaction Studies : Field documentation of earthquake-induced soil liquefaction features Geomorphic Indicators : Using landforms to interpret tectonic activity His 31 publications (2010-2019) demonstrate a consistent focus on intraplate seismicity, fluvial geomorphology, and Quaternary geology. Research integrates field mapping, geospatial analysis, and geophysical methods to evaluate seismic risks in stable continental regions.

• Active Tectonics
• Paleoseismicity
• Faulting
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Dr. Andelija Milic is an accomplished researcher at Queensland University of Technology's Faculty of Science, specializing in aerobiology and atmospheric science. Her work focuses on pollen monitoring, airborne particulate matter, and the relationship between environmental factors and public health. She has been instrumental in the AusPollen Aerobiology Collaboration Network, contributing to national pollen monitoring standards and research. Her research interests span aerobiology, pollen monitoring systems, atmospheric chemistry, and the health impacts of airborne particles. Milic's work has significant implications for understanding how climate variations affect pollen distribution and allergen exposure, particularly in Australian contexts. She has pioneered methods for pollen identification, quality control in monitoring networks, and the application of environmental DNA analysis to study pollen diversity. Analysis of her publication record shows a strong focus on advancing pollen monitoring methodologies, understanding regional and seasonal variations in pollen distribution, and exploring the intersection between environmental factors and public health outcomes. Her research spans from fundamental atmospheric science to applied public health applications, with increasing emphasis on climate change impacts on pollen patterns. Among her notable contributions are the development of quality control protocols for pollen monitoring networks, investigations into long-term pollen trends in subtropical regions, and innovative citizen science approaches for pollen monitoring during the pandemic. Her work on the relationship between airborne pollen and SARS-CoV-2 infection rates represents important interdisciplinary research connecting environmental science and epidemiology. Dr. Milic has made significant contributions through her leadership in major collaborative projects including the AusPollen Partnership Project, which has established comprehensive pollen monitoring across eastern Australia. Her technical expertise spans advanced analytical methods including metabarcoding, environmental DNA analysis, and sophisticated statistical approaches to environmental data.

• Aerobiology
• Pollen Monitoring
• Atmospheric Chemistry
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