Congratulations to GKL PhD researchers Alexis Horde-Vo and Nayomi Ranamuka who both passed their second PhD milestones last week with flying colours. A video of Alexis’ milestone talk is available to watch below and on… Read More »Alexis and Nayomi second milestone
Matt gave a keynote entitled “Rerouting … Finding ways to create impact with GI science” to GIScience 2025. Although Matt was unable to travel in person to the conference, in Aotearoa New Zealand, he presented… Read More »Matt’s GIScience 2025 Keynote
Alexis presented his poster on his PhD work, Use of Pretrained Language Models for Geographic Information Retrieval, as a poster at the GIScience 2025 Poster session. Congratulations Alexis!
Nayomi presented her PhD research at GIScience 2025 in Aotearoa New Zealand. Her abstract on Transparent and reusable semantic enrichment of place name data in Australia is archived on Zenodo. Well done Nayomi!
Congratulations to the team, especially Nayomi, Alexis, and Nenad, on having three contributions accepted for presentation to GIScience 2025 in New Zealand. They accepted submissions are:
Congratulations from the whole Geographic Knowledge Lab go to GKL Steering Committee member Zaffar Sadiq Mohamed-Ghouse on being awarded the Peter Woodgate Award at the recent Locate 2025 Conference in Brisbane. Named in honour of… Read More »Congratulations to Zaffar!
Ozzy has led the successful initiative to secure major new research translation funding for his “MapTalk” technology. In an announcement from the Australian Economic Accellerator Announced on March 3rd 2025 https://www.aea.gov.au/news/aea-ignite-grants-support-nationally-significant-research, the project “MapTalk: A… Read More »Major new funding for “MapTalk”
Both Nayomi and Prawal successfully passed their first PhD Milestone this week, the important Confirmation of Candidature. Presenting on their first year’s work, each had to present their case for confirmation to an internal panel… Read More »Congratulations to Prawal and Nayomi
The FILTER project (Framework for Integrated Land and Transport Evaluation of Precincts) kicked off with its first team meeting in January 2025. This project aims to establish a robust methodology incorporating clear metrics and benchmarks… Read More »FILTER project kick off
The Geographic Knowledge Lab has had a very successful year, welcoming new researchers (Nayomi and Prawal) and our newly formed steering committee, an award for our Dynamic Vicmap project, Alexis passing his first PhD milestone,… Read More »Happy Holidays
