Dr. Alan Woodley is the leader of the Spatial Informatics Laboratory and a Vice Chancellor’s Research Fellow in Data Analytics for Digital Agriculture He has a joint appointment in the Institute for Future Environments (IFE) and the Science and Engineering Faculty (SEF).In the IFE he is also a domain leader of ‘Intelligence from Sensing’.
He has a background in data and computer science with a Bachelor of Information Technology and a Ph.D. from QUT. His research has focussed on applying efficient ‘big data’ solutions covering data analytics, computational modeling, and visualisation. His work has been applied to the mining and environmental domains and has developed research frameworks and tools to improve industrial sustainability and to bridge the social-technical divide. His current work focuses on using intellisensing technologies to better inform on-farm decision makig
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Information Technology (Distinction) (2001)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) (2003)
Doctor of Philosophy (2008)
Publications
Invited talks, refereed proceedings and other conference outputs
Jony, I., Woodley A., Perrin D., & Raj A.
(2018). Ensemble Classification Technique for Water Detection in Satellite Images. International Conference on Digital Image Computing: Techniques and Applications.
Ali, T. F., & Woodley A.
(2018). IGTMPP: A Hybrid Method to Predict Missing Pixels of Remote Sensing Images Using Geo-Temporal Properties. International Conference on Digital Image Computing: Techniques and Applications (DICTA) .
