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Projects

At CRISiSLab, we are driven by a passion for cutting-edge research and innovation, and our work reflects our unwavering commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and diverse perspectives. Our lab is at the forefront of five groundbreaking research themes, including earthquake early warning, citizen science and crowdsourcing, artificial intelligence, communication technologies, and sensor design and development. Our PhD students are making remarkable contributions to these fields, and we take immense pride in highlighting their work. We are also proud to be a part of exciting and innovative research platforms, such as the Smart Resilient Cities initiative, transforming the way we think about research and its impact on society.

Research Themes

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Research advancing earthquake early warning through low cost hardware, advanced algorithms, and decentralised networks for data processing.

Earthquake Early Warning

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Investigation towards enhancing disaster and emergency response, recovery, and management through citizen science and crowdsourcing.

Citizen Science and Crowdsourcing

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Leveraging AI to understand hazards and risks, improve situational awareness, enhance communication, and support decision-making.

Artificial Intelligence

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Enhancing communication technologies for crisis management, ensuring they are accessible, especially during disasters when resources may be scarce.

Communication Technologies

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​Research that looks into developing innovations in hazard monitoring and designing people-centred tools to enhance emergency management.

Sensor Design and Develoment

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PhD Projects

Learn about the cutting-edge research by our current and past PhD student 

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Smart Resilient Cities

A Resilience to Nature's Challenges - Urban Theme project, with contributions from CRISiSLab.

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