About Geospatial Engineering, PhD - at Newcastle University

The Geospatial Engineering MPhil and PhD at Newcastle University aims to foster, promote and conduct research of international quality. We attract high-quality graduates and researchers and train them to international standards.

Our research has significant relevance in non-academic settings. We often apply it through consultancy to industry. This includes:

• the global offshore industry
• local authorities
• engineering and surveying companies

We are a key part of the TSB Satellite Applications Catapult North East Centre of Excellence.

Examples of MPhil and PhD supervision in our research areas include:

Satellite geodesy

• GPS and geophysical modelling
• GPS/GNSS geodesy
• precise orbit determination of altimetric and geodetic satellites
• sea level
• ice sheet mass balance
• satellite altimetry
• static and temporal gravity field and reference frame analyses from dedicated satellite missions
• SAR interferometry
• geophysical and industrial deformation monitoring
• geodynamics and geohazards
• integration of GPS and INS
• engineering geodesy.

Geospatial Engineering

• geoinformatics and advanced GIS
• geospatial algorithm development
• spatial modelling including network modelling, cellular automata and agent based approaches to spatial complexity
• multimedia cartography and information delivery
• temporal GIS
• geospatial data management
• airborne and satellite remote sensing applied to environmental impact assessment
• land use, vegetation and pollution monitoring
• Earth observation of urban systems
• photogrammetry
• laser scanning
• precise non-contact dimensional control.

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