Publications

The RISER project has yielded several publications in academic journals and conferences. Welcome to read the following papers for more details of the scientific impacts of the RISER project.

Journal papers

• Xu Zhong, Matt Duckham, Derek Chong, and Kevin Tolhurst. “Real-time estimation of wildfire perimeters from curated crowdsourcing.” Scientific reports 6 (2016).
• Xu Zhong, and Matt Duckham. “Characterizing the shapes of noisy, non-uniform, and disconnected point clusters in the plane.” Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 57 (2016): 48-58.
• Xu Zhong, Allison Kealy, and Matt Duckham. “Stream Kriging: Incremental and recursive ordinary Kriging over spatiotemporal data streams.” Computers & Geosciences 90 (2016): 134-143.

Non-peer-reviewed paper in SIGSPATIAL special issue

• Matt Duckham, Xu Zhong, and Kevin Toohey. “Challenges to using decentralized spatial algorithms in the field: the RISERnet geosensor network case study.” SIGSPATIAL Special 7, no. 2 (2015): 14-21.

Peer-reviewed full conference paper

• Xu Zhong, Allison Kealy, Guy Sharon, and Matt Duckham. “Spatial interpolation of streaming geosensor network data in the RISER system.” W2GIS 2015, pp. 161-177.

Conference presentations

• Xu Zhong. “Real-time estimation of wildfire perimeters from curated crowdsourcing”, Locate16.
• Mark Garvey. “Using next generation spatial technologies to advance knowledge of grassland curing”, Locate16.
• Matt Duckham. “Using spatial technologies to support early education for improved community resilience — a case study from Anglesea Primary School”, Locate16.
• Mark Garvey, Matt Duckham. “Creating a grassland curing dataset from UAV imagery operational considerations”, AFAC 2015.
• Matt Duckham. “RISERnet: Situational awareness using environmental sensor networks”, ANZDMC 2014.
• Matt Duckham, Allison Kealy, Azadeh Mousavi, Kevin Tolhurst, Xu Zhong. “High-detail fuel moisture content monitoring using the RISERnet sensor network”, AFAC 2014.