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The Geomatics and Remote Sensing thematic area includes expertise<br />

available in the Coastal and Marine Research Centre and in<br />

Geography and Archaeology: School of the Human Environment.<br />

Expertise covers applications of optical and radar remote sensing in<br />

the terrestrial, marine and coastal domain, image processing, end<br />

user requirements analysis, standards-based spatial data management<br />

and exchange, database design, data visualisation, web-GIS<br />

implementation and metadata management. The thematic area has<br />

been successful in developing a number of spatial data management,<br />

analysis and visualisation systems (e.g. Marine Irish Digital Atlas) as<br />

well as thematic maps demonstrating the potential of remote sensing.<br />

The group fosters national and international collaboration with<br />

bodies such as the EPA, Teagasc, OSI, National Space Centre, the<br />

Technical <strong>University</strong> of Vienna, the National Oceanographic Centre<br />

UK, the Nansen Centre, Norway and with IFREMER in France. The<br />

groups also play a key role in developing teaching activities e.g. MSc<br />

in Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing (RS). At<br />

present the Remote Sensing strand represents the largest concentration<br />

of RS researchers within Ireland, and the Geomatics strand<br />

is recognised internationally as a leader in providing solutions for<br />

marine geospatial data management.<br />

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS<br />

Dr Ned Dwyer (Lead PI)<br />

Dr Fiona Cawkwell (Lead PI)<br />

Mr Anthony Patterson<br />

Mr Declan Dunne<br />

Dr Yassine Lassoued<br />

Ms Vicki O’Donnell<br />

Geomatics and Remote Sensing<br />

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