2014-current Research Fellow, SMART Infrastructure Facility
2013-2014 research scientist, developing an industrial process to produce ceramide (a valuable lipid) from milk, Nowra, Australia
Hugh is a researcher in SMART’s Digital Living Lab, specialising in environmental measurements, particularly air quality and water quality. He is lead of the Developing and Enabling stream of the Global Challenges Blue Futures keystone project. This involves working with a network of innovators, building a water quality database for the south coast and researching ways to reduce pollution with plastic waste. The development of real-time, low-cost sensing of water quality provides benefits to the environment and to aquaculture. Air quality projects investigate traffic emissions and the use of native vegetation to reduce people’s exposure to heat and air pollution in Wollongong and Liverpool, SW Sydney. His background is in agent based modelling, spatial data analysis, marine ecology, health and web mapping. The SMART Fire Hydrants map received the 2017 Service Innovation Award (IoT category) of the Service Science Society of Australia. The map shows firefighters the locations of fire hydrants that can otherwise be difficult to find, so improves their response times to fire calls. Other areas of interest include health, quantitative ecology and theoretical evolution.
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2021 |
Published In
Current Pollution Reports
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2021 |
Published In
Environmental Pollution
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2021 |
Published In
Environment International
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2021 |
Published In
Science of the Total Environment
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2021 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2020 |
Published In
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
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2020 |
Published In
Sensors
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2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2020 |
Published In
The Conversation
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2020 |
Published In
Transportation Research Procedia
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2020 |
Published In
PLoS ONE
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2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2019 |
Published In
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
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2019 |
Published In
Sensors
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2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
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2018 |
Published In
Information Systems Frontiers: a journal of research and innovation
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2018 |
Published In
Environmental Pollution
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2013 |
Published In
FEMS Microbiology Ecology
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2013 |
Published In
Bioresource Technology
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2012 |
Published In
FEMS Microbiology Ecology
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2011 |
Published In
Journal of Microbiological Methods
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2010 |
Published In
Marine Ecology: Progress Series
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2003 |
Published In
Journal of Phycology
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2021 |
Published In
Handbook of Smart Cities
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
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2020 |
Published In
Handbook of Smart Cities
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
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Year | Title |
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2017 |
Published In
Proceedings - 22nd International Congress on Modelling and Simulation, MODSIM 2017
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2017 |
Published In
2017 4th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)
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Degree | Research Title | Advisee | |
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Doctor of Philosophy | Microplastics biodegradation in water: factors and mechanisms | Punam Kristhombuge, Nuwanthi | |
Doctor of Philosophy | Air Pollution and Green Infrastructure of Cities | Tomson, Mamatha |
Spatial analysis, GIS, Internet of Things, air quality, social media in disaster response
Hugh is a researcher in SMART’s Digital Living Lab, specialising in environmental measurements, particularly air quality and water quality. He is lead of the Developing and Enabling stream of the Global Challenges Blue Futures keystone project. This involves working with a network of innovators, building a water quality database for the south coast and researching ways to reduce pollution with plastic waste. The development of real-time, low-cost sensing of water quality provides benefits to the environment and to aquaculture. Air quality projects investigate traffic emissions and the use of native vegetation to reduce people’s exposure to heat and air pollution in Wollongong and Liverpool, SW Sydney. His background is in agent based modelling, spatial data analysis, marine ecology, health and web mapping. The SMART Fire Hydrants map received the 2017 Service Innovation Award (IoT category) of the Service Science Society of Australia. The map shows firefighters the locations of fire hydrants that can otherwise be difficult to find, so improves their response times to fire calls. Other areas of interest include health, quantitative ecology and theoretical evolution.
Year | Title |
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2021 |
Published In
Current Pollution Reports
|
2021 |
Published In
Environmental Pollution
|
2021 |
Published In
Environment International
|
2021 |
Published In
Science of the Total Environment
|
2021 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2020 |
Published In
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
|
2020 |
Published In
Sensors
|
2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2020 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2020 |
Published In
The Conversation
|
2020 |
Published In
Transportation Research Procedia
|
2020 |
Published In
PLoS ONE
|
2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2019 |
Published In
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
|
2019 |
Published In
Sensors
|
2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2019 |
Published In
Atmosphere
|
2018 |
Published In
Information Systems Frontiers: a journal of research and innovation
|
2018 |
Published In
Environmental Pollution
|
2013 |
Published In
FEMS Microbiology Ecology
|
2013 |
Published In
Bioresource Technology
|
2012 |
Published In
FEMS Microbiology Ecology
|
2011 |
Published In
Journal of Microbiological Methods
|
2010 |
Published In
Marine Ecology: Progress Series
|
2003 |
Published In
Journal of Phycology
|
Year | Title |
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2021 |
Published In
Handbook of Smart Cities
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
|
2020 |
Published In
Handbook of Smart Cities
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
|
Year | Title |
---|---|
2017 |
Published In
Proceedings - 22nd International Congress on Modelling and Simulation, MODSIM 2017
|
2017 |
Published In
2017 4th International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)
|
Degree | Research Title | Advisee | |
---|---|---|---|
Doctor of Philosophy | Microplastics biodegradation in water: factors and mechanisms | Punam Kristhombuge, Nuwanthi | |
Doctor of Philosophy | Air Pollution and Green Infrastructure of Cities | Tomson, Mamatha |
Spatial analysis, GIS, Internet of Things, air quality, social media in disaster response