Sensing for Disasters Solutions

Advanced AI-Enhanced Geospatial Sensing for Disaster Management

This project integrates advanced AI with geospatial analytics for real-time, high-precision natural disaster sensing. It leverages three AI models, with the aim of enhancing system robustness, maximising state estimation accuracy in sensor-scarce environments, and optimising sensor deployment.

The first model detects sensor anomalies, the second interprets geographic data for precise state estimations, and the third innovatively predicts the maximum mean-square error (MSE) to evaluate sensor deployment. This evolutionary algorithm-based optimisation framework tackles large-scale sensor network management, significantly improving disaster preparedness and responsiveness in New South Wales.

Project lead: 

Dr Wanchun Liu – University of Sydney

Funding: 

$40,000

Type of project: 

Fundamental research

Collaborators: University of Technology Sydney and Pivotel Satellite

Project duration:

12 months

Project status:

In progress

85%

Final presentation:

December 2025

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