Our people
Discover the team behind SAGE.
Academic staff:
SAGE HDR Students
Frances Wiig, SAR archaeology
Ziqi Ma, Quality control in high definition mapping for highly automated driving
Isabella Lee, Machine learning for information extraction from satellite imagery, including polarimetric SAR and optical data
Olga Pimenova, Design of a new vertical datum for Costa Rica
Bingnan Li, Deep Learning-Based Spatio-Temporal Data Mining Using Multi-Source Geospatial Big Data
Wenhao Zhang, Robust Precise Point Positioning with Multiple Global Navigation Satellite Systems
Jianming Kuang, Integration of TS-InSAR and TS-Optical Analysis of Landslide Monitoring
Sharareh Akbarian, Convolutional Neural Networks for object recognition and classification with multi-temporal aerial images and LiDAR
Jiyu Liu, Assessing post-fire forested ecosystem by using Spaceborne LiDAR over south-eastern Australia
Badal Pokharel, Developing physical model for establishment of early warning system of rainfall induced landslides
Chang Liu, Sustainable Construction Operation using Machine Learning
Olly Harouni, A Knowledge-Based Approach for Vulnerability Assessment of Buildings due to Land Subsidence Using LIDAR, InSAR and GPS Data over Sydney, Australia
Yunhao Wu, Subsidence Measurement and Risk Assessment for Sub-surface Mines in Australia based on Interferometric Synthetic-Aperture Radar
Ziheng Sheng, GPS Enhanced Smart Parking System
Ting Bai, Urban Change Detection with Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) image
Hongbo Zhu, Quality control in monitoring precipitable water vapor with GNSS for meteorological applications
Shuheng Zhong, Modelling and Quality Control for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Positioning
Weiwen Tan, Radar and Vision Sensor Fusion for Reliable Object Detection in Automated Driving
Anthony Sleigh, To model and improve upon the geospatial sub-systems used in Bushfire Decision-making processes
Maryamsadat Hosseini, Predicting wildfire occurrence probability by GeneXproTools
Daniel Fowler, Spatial Epidemiology: How infectious and non-infectious diseases can spread throughout Sydney