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Dr David Pullar, BAppSci (QUT), MSci/PhD Uni Maine   
Senior Lecturer

 Biography

Dr David Pullar's research interests are in: Geographical Information Science (Spatial analysis, Spatial modelling languages and frameworks, 3D visualisation, Environmental database applications) and Landscape Modelling (Catchment hydrology, Landuse change, Landscape dynamics).

David Pullar received his PhD from the University of Maine in 1994. His current research projects are in the fields of:

  • Incorporating Level Set Methods in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) for Land-Surface Process Modelling
  • Using Spatial Simulation to Create a Process Classification of Provincial Bioregions
  • Environmental Database Management and Integration

    His collaborators include:
  • Coastal CRC
  • Intelligent Real-time Imaging and Sensing (IRIS)
  • The Ecology Centre
  • High Performance Computing, VisAC Lab

     Keywords
      
       Science and Technology: Geographic Information System(s) (GIS)
      

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