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Prof Simon Jones

Remote Sensing

“I research the remote sensing (satellite / aerial earth observation) of terrestrial ecosystems. I specialise in the remote sensing of forested lands, wildfires and the validation of satellite image products (i.e., linking spectral information to biophysical datasets).”

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A/Prof Karin Reinke

Spatial Data Quality and Uncertainty

“My work involves using geospatial technologies for observing and measuring our environment. Issues of data quality, uncertainty and scale, and the remote sensing and analysis of vegetation and wildfire are my key areas of research.”

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Dr Mariela Soto-Berelov

Terrestrial Ecosystems

“I use satellite remote sensing and GIS to map forest cover dynamics over large areas.”

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A/Prof Chris Bellman

Photogrammetry

“My research involves the use of digital imagery, combined with other spatial technologies, for measurement and monitoring, including the emerging role of Remote Piloted Aircraft Systems for data acquisition.”

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RMIT University and Geospatial Sciences acknowledges the people of the Woi Worrung and Boon Wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin nations, on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University.

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