Flooding and flood risk maps
Nature Reserve: The Changing Landscape
Aerial photos are an important source for maps and geodatasets. By
observing historical aerial photos, we can gain insight of the changes
to the local ecosystems. This project will provide
high-quality aerial imagery over time and allow us to use the imagery to
delineate historically forested and un-forested areas from as early as
1939.
Improving Pest Inspection and Suppression in Australia
Palm Oil Suitability Mapper
Fossil Mapping, using GIS GPS and Remote Sensing to locate and analyze the geospatial properties of fossil localities
Investigating the climatic association of the
skin and hair characteristics of rearing animals in spatial explicit
models
Multiple Sclerosis Epidemiology, Using GIS to investigate the strange pattern of latitudinal clines in auto-immune diseases
Terrain and subsurface cartographic representation, visualization,
imaging, and analysis. Use of geographic information systems in
geological, environmental, and spatial analyses.
Geospatial assessment of air pollution- urban centre as case study
Effect of Gmelina Arborea on Understory species Diversity and soil Quality
Spatio-Temporal Assessment of Childhood Diarrhoea
Geo-spatial assessment of Urban Expansion
Assessment of Groundwater Quality
Temporal Analysis of the Variability of Biomass Accumulation of forest
Road Traffic Accidents Analysis
Analysis of spatial Distribution and accessibility to public water in a post conflict city
Dynamics Of LandSurface Temperature in Response to Land Reclamation
Geospatial Assessment of Landsuitability for Apple(or other Cash crop) cultivation
Implementing a utility geographic information system for Electricity Distribution
Petrological Characterization of Basement Complex Rocks Using Geospatial Techniques Spatio-Temporal
Spatio-Temporal Assessment of Vegetation Sensitivity within the forest savannah Transition Belt
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