Conference presentations

 

The team has recently been active at a number of international conferences.

 

AMSA Australian Marine Science Association Annual Conference, 13-17 July 2025, Melbourne

• Multi-Decadal Monitoring of Coastal Water Quality in Australia Using Deep Learning and Satellite Remote Sensing (Nagur Cherukuru with Kesav Unnithan) [Link to abstract: https://amsa-2025.p.asnevents.com.au/days/2025-07-15/abstract/120178]

 

World Lakes Conference, 21– 24 July 2025, Brisbane

• Research in action and co-design for impactful outcomes AquaWatch4Lakes: Indonesia inland water quality monitoring using space and on ground data- Tim Malthus, with Zandria Farrell, Leo Lymburner and James Langston [Link to abstract – https://world-lakes-2025.p.asnevents.com.au/days/2025-07-24/abstract/122476]

 

IGARSS’25 in Brisbane, 3-8 August 2025, Brisbane [ associated with abstracts)

• Integrated remote sensing and in-situ observations for coastal water quality monitoring in a tropical coastal mangrove (Poster) (Cherukuru, Malthus)  
• Long term satellite observations and analysis of water clarity in tropical coastal waters off Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo 
• Hyperspectral in situ remote sensing of water surface nitrate in the Fitzroy River Estuary, Queensland, Australia, using deep learning (Cherukuru, Unnithan, Kerrisk, Malthus, Islam)
• Validating Digital Earth Australia NBART for the Landsat 9 underfly of Landsat 8 (Anstee, Kerrisk) 
• Understanding instrument requirements for coral reef monitoring using imaging spectroscopy (Botha, Malthus) 
• Latest developments in the AQUASAT-1 mission concept (Botha, Malthus) 
• Ground-to-space sensor network for water quality monitoring in the Fitzroy river Estuary, Queensland, Australia (Richard, Malthus) 
• HydraSpectra: cost-efficient optical system for measurement of above-surface reflectance for water quality monitoring (Malthus, Islam, Schroeder) 

 

International Rivers Symposium, 8-10 September 2025

• Ground-to-Space Sensor Network for Water Quality Monitoring in the Fitzroy River Estuary, Florina Richard, with Ryan Turner, Stuart Phinn and Tim Malthus