World Leading Data Scientists
DARE is a multidisciplinary ARC Training Centre that trains a new generation of world-leading data scientists with applied domain knowledge through a collaborative program between five Australian universities. The program is led by The University of Sydney and in partnership with the University of New South Wales, the University of Western Australia, Macquarie University and the Australian National University.
Our PhD candidates have the opportunity to take part in research projects with our Industry and government partners to improve the informed decision-making needed for the management of Australian resources and the Environment.
We have brought together leading academics across the disciplines of Mathematics and Statistics, Computer Science and three applied domains of Minerals, Biodiversity and Water. Our internationally recognised team includes Willem Vervoort (Sydney), Robert Kohn (UNSW), Mark Lindsay (UWA), Mark Jessell (UWA), Edward Cripps (UWA), Lucy Marshall (Macquarie), Glenda Wardle (Sydney) and David Warton (UNSW).
The ARC Training Centre in Data Analytics for Resources and Environments is funded by the Australian Government and industry partners through Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Research Program.
Latest News
Partner with DARE
Data science involves the unification of statistics, data analysis, machine learning and their related methods to understand and analyse real world challenges. Take your data analysis to the next level and talk to us.
Discover DARE’s diversity of experience
The DARE Centre has a proven track record of leveraging the benefits of data science methodologies applied to natural resource and environmental challenges, demonstrated by many simulation and modelling reports.
Meet the DARE team
The DARE Centre brings together some of Australia’s leading academics, with expertise across a range of fields, to train the next generation of data scientist, and improve the use of Australia’s resources with data driven insights.