Monica’s research investigates data analytics of movement within complex networks, among individuals and groups, and emerging from the interaction of social, economical and environmental systems.
“My research involves integrating navigation satellite systems (multi-GNSS) available in space for different applications including positioning, attitude determination and ionosphere sensing. I develop algorithms for modelling and integrity monitoring of multi-GNSS data.”
“I am interested in how people use maps and other information visualisations both in everyday life and to support their thinking about real-world spatial problems like finding clusters of disease or identifying economic improvement zones. I also apply geospatial analysis techniques in collaboration with historians to understand past events like the Vietnam War.”
“My research is focussed on understanding how space weather affects the dynamics of near-Earth space and the impacts of this on ground-based and space-based communication, surveillance, and positioning technologies.”
“My research uses spatial cognition and natural language processing for the extraction and retrieval of geographic information from various sources, including the web and social media.”
“I am developing and applying GIS-based techniques and approaches to modelling, analysis and visualization of geographical phenomena, patterns and processes, at fine resolution, to support urban and regional sustainability.”