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Geoinformatica journal article accepted

Jeong, M.-H., Duckham, M. (2013) Decentralized querying of topological relations between regions monitored by a coordinate-free geosensor network. Geoinformatica in press. [doi:10.1007/s10707-012-0174-7]

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ISSNIP 2013 conference article accepted

Jeong, M.-H., Duckham, M. (2013) A coordinate-free, decentralized algorithm for monitoring events occurring to peaks in a dynamic scalar field. Accepted for IEEE ISSNIP 2013, Melbourne, Australia.

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GISRUK 2013 conference article accepted

Bleisch, S., Duckham, M., Lyon, J. and Laube, P. (2013) Identifying candidate causal relationships in fish movement. Extended abstract accepted for GISRUK 2013, Liverpool, UK.

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Dr. Stefan Dulman visits

Dr. Stefan Dulman, Assistant Professor in the Embedded Software Group at Delft University of Technology, visited the group in October 2012.

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GIScience 2012 talk

Jeremy gave a talk (extended abstract) on decentralized detection of convoy patterns at GIScience 2012 (in Columbus, Ohio, on September 20th 2012).

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Journal article accepted to The Computer Journal

The paper “Decentralized monitoring of moving objects in a transportation network augmented with checkpoints” (by Both, A., Duckham, M., Laube, P., Wark, T. and Yeoman, J.) has been accepted for publication in the The Computer Journal.

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Farzad Almadara joins the group

Farzad Almadara joins the AmSI group as a PhD candidate

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Lisa Cheong joins the group

Lisa Cheong joins the AmSI group as a PhD candidate

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AmSI & Spatial Computing Research Group Retreat

The combined AmSI & Spatial Computing Research Group Retreat was held 20th — 22nd November 2011, at “Hazeldene” in Victoria’s scenic Yarra Valley, bringing together academic staff and graduate research students for a stimulating programme of discussion and research skills … Continue reading

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Best final year project awarded

Alan Both was awarded best final year undergraduate project in Infrastructure Engineering, for his project “Modelling and Decentralised Monitoring of Mobile Agents in a Transportation Network”.

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