Remote and Immersive Collaboration
This research agenda aims to help empower society with the language, knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the face of 21st Century challenges and opportunities.
Our Research
Partnering with industry partner and colleagues through the in 色情网站 and overseas
leads this research team to enable remote-led, local-community engaged disaster prevention, preparedness, response and recovery. This includes exploring technological improvements for remote immersive collaboration through two prototype Digital Earth Node ‘DENs’, and the provisioning of a Disaster Resilience and Management facility (DRMF) space in Griffith’s new building that could be used for scenario planning, training, and disaster response.
Imagine the potential
Imagine the potential
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Demonstration Projects
Digital and Spatial Technologies
We have been working with university partner ( Council Member) to develop short course capacity building experiences, including an . This includes addressing the need for contingency planning to respond to events such as the impending catastrophic that has a 70-80 per cent probability of happening in the next 30 years.
We are working with Software provider to create a novel online course “Digital and Spatial Technologies” that will also be available for postgraduate continued professional development. This course will use a chapter that we wrote for the international (Springer).
Disaster and Resilience Management Facility
We are working with the Inspector General Emergency Management to explore the potential for buildings to ‘stand up’ in the event of disasters and be used for training and capacity building. Such are the cornerstone of resilient cities of the future.
DEN PROTOTYPING
DEN Prototyping