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29 Sep DARE Deputy Director Lucy Marshall awarded with International Environmental Modelling and Software Society medal

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DARE Deputy Director Associate Professor Lucy Marshall was recently awarded with a medal at the International Environmental Modelling Software Society (iEMSs) 2020 virtual conference. [caption id="attachment_273" align="alignnone" width="197"] A/Prof Lucy Marshall[/caption] The International Environmental Modelling & Software Society (iEMSs) deals with environmental modelling, software and related topics. The...

29 Jun $3.1 million Australian Government investment in explainable machine learning to improve youth mental health care

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The Morrison Government is investing $19 million in transformative medical research projects using game-changing applied artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, to improve the ways we prevent, diagnose and treat a wide range of health conditions. Dr Frank Iorfino, Professor Sally Cripps, Professor Ian Hickie and Associate Professor Jo-An Atkinson from the University...

09 Jun Data Centric engineering and the Built Environment | CogX 2020

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DARE Centre director Professor Sally Cripps was invited to speak at the CogX2020, on zen and the art of Bayesian geology, hydrology and ecology, as part of the Data Centric Engineering and the Built Environment session. About CogX CogX is hosted by Charlie Muirhead Co-Founder and CEO,...

01 Jun Inaugural Seminar Series: Physical-Statistical Modelling in the Time-Space Cube

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Professor Noel Cressie Director, Centre for Environmental Informatics, University of Wollongong On Thursday 20th February 2020, the Data Analytics for Resources and Environments held the inaugural seminar with one of the world’s best statisticians, Professor Noel Cressie. About the lecture The presentation starts with how spatio-temporal statistical models can...

28 Apr DARE data scientists discover US COVID-19 deaths “poorly predicted” by IHME model

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An international group of renowned statisticians from the University of Sydney, Northwestern University and the University of Texas have collaborated to fully investigate the predictive performance of the COVID-19 model developed by Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) – which provides forecasts for ventilator use and hospital...