Andrew Hall

Personal profile

Andrew Hall is an earth system scientist with specialist knowledge in climatology and vegetation remote sensing, his work being reliant on expert application of geographic information science and remote sensing image analysis. Andrew is integral in large environmental science research teams. He is currently Acting Director of the Institute for Land, Water & Society at Charles Sturt University, conducting research on monitoring the effects of environmental watering actions that incorporates an ongoing interest in plant and landscape phenology. Andrew has had a very active university teaching role, developing courses in advanced geographic information science, remote sensing, and climatology with a focus on postgraduate education.

Research Interests

Landscape phenology, habitat occupancy and remote sensing image analysis
Novel GIS techniques
Climatology
Climate change and variability

Professional Information

Member of NWGIC and ILWS

Education/Academic qualification

Doctor of Philosophy (Remote Sensing), Charles Sturt University

2003

Award Date: 01 Sep 2003

Master of Science with Distinction (Climatology), University of Otago

1999

Award Date: 01 Feb 1999

Bachelor of Science (Geography), University of Otago

1997

Award Date: 01 Nov 1996

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Research Output

867 Citations
13 h-Index
26 Article
19 Commissioned report
9 Conference paper
2 Research report not released to public
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Commonwealth Environmental Water Office long-term intervention monitoring project Murrumbidgee River System selected area: Summary report 2014-18

Wassens, S., Spencer, J., Wolfenden, B., Thiem, J., Thomas, R., Jenkins, K., Hall, A., Ocock, J., Kobayashi, Y., Bino, G., Amos, C. & Michael, D., 2019, Australia: Commonwealth of Australia. 23 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Open Access

Mapping the maximum inundation extent of lowland intermittent riverine wetland depressions using LiDAR

Hall, A., Thomas, R. & Wassens, S., 23 Aug 2019, In : Remote Sensing of Environment: an interdisciplinary journal. 233, 14 p., 111376.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Modelling within-region spatiotemporal variability in grapevine phenology with high resolution temperature data

Hall, A. & Blackman, J., 02 May 2019, In : OENO One. 53, 2, p. 147-159 13 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

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Murrumbidgee selected area monitoring, evaluation and research plan

Wassens, S., Michael, D., Spencer, J., Thiem, J., Kobayashi, Y., Bino, G., Thomas, R., Brandis, K., Hall, A. & Amos, C., 01 Aug 2019, Commonwealth of Australia. 123 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Open Access

Commonwealth Environmental Water Office long-term intervention monitoring project Murrumbidgee River System selected area evaluation. Technical report 2014-18: Report prepared for the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office

Wassens, S., Spencer, J., Wolfenden, B., Thiem, J., Thomas, R., Jenkins, K., Hall, A., Ocock, J., Kobayashi, Y., Bino, G., Davis, T., Heath, J., Kuo, W., Amos, C. & Michael, D., 2018, Australia: Commonwealth of Australia. 204 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Prizes

2015 Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Excellence (Research Excellence)

Robyn Watts (Recipient), James Abell (Recipient), C Allan (Recipient), Carmen Amos (Recipient), Mariagrazia Bellio (Recipient), Bradley K. Clarke-Wood (Recipient), Colin Finlayson (Recipient), Tamsin Greenwood (Recipient), Andrew Hall (Recipient), Julia Howitt (Recipient), Paul Humphries (Recipient), Kim Jenkins (Recipient), Richard Kopf (Recipient), Nicole McCasker (Recipient), Wayne Robinson (Recipient), Veronique Janel (Recipient), Skye Wassens (Recipient), Benjamin Wolfenden (Recipient) & Alek Zander (Recipient), 05 Aug 2015