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GES Staff/Shobhit Chandra

Shobhit Chandra

Professional Officer - GIS and IT

Educational Qualifications

Research and Teaching Interests

Professional Memberships

  1. Foundation Member of Spatial Sciences Institute (SSI ), Australia. (Incoporating Australasian Urban & Regional Information Systems Association Inc. (AURISA) -The Spatial Information Association and Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry Association of Australasia Ltd (RSPAA)).
  2. Fellow of Cambridge Commonwealth Society http://www.societies.cam.ac.uk/ccg/index.shtml
  3. Member of Australian and New Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG)
  4. Member of International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG)
  5. Member of Australasian Quaternary Association (AQUA)
  6. Member of International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA)

Current Research Project/Higher Degree Research Supervision:

  1. Feature extraction for mapping using data integration with Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) for a range of spatial resolutions: pattern mapping suitable for particular purposes (Land-cover, archaeological features, landforms and land system mapping using terrain attributes) at Tyrendarra Lava Flow, Western Victoria (Dr. Ravibabu Mandla, Australian Government Endeavour Postdoctoral Fellow)
  2. Hot Spots Project: A Spatial vulnerability analysis of urban populations to extreme heat events (Research consultancy with Dr. Margaret Loughnan and colleagues to the Victorian Government Department of Human Services).
  3. Map Visualisation of battlefields at Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands Ms. Courtney Leigh, (MA student)
  4. Social and geographical determinants of pregnancy outcomes in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. (Mr. Ansariadi Ansariadi, PhD student)
  5. Generation and deployment of detailed geography in management of sites of significance: a case study from the inventory of the heritage assets of Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia. (Ms. Nasrin Sultana, MA student)
  6. A temporal analysis of urban canopy carbon sequesteration and climate change mitigation in City of Frankston, Melbourne, Victoria - (Ms. Lisa Siciliano, BEnvSc Hons student)
  7. The Melbourne Metropolitan Area urban form changes since the implementation of compact city: A Geographical Analysis (Ms. Thu Phan - PhD student)
  8. Supporting Urban Planning with Mobile Augmented Reality Technology-Monash University Joint Arts/ IT Faculty Small Grant Scheme 2007 (Mr.Philip Xue- PhD student)
  9. Integration of LiDAR derived terrain and hydrological attributes with multiple datasets to improve prediction of areas at risk from salinity in Corangamite Catchment Area, Victoria, Australia. (Ms. Xiaoye Liu- PhD student)
  10. Measuring and modelling long term vegetation change in Victorian Alps using remote sensing, Markov chain modelling and Bayesian methods. (Mr. M.J. McBain - PhD student)
  11. Golf course Relocation and Redevelopment in The Melbourne 2030 in the Melbourne 2030 Context: Landuse Changes and Attitudes of Local Residents (Mr. Edward Cheng - MSc student

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