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Students
Prospective PhD Students
I am always interested in hearing from motivated students who wish to pursue a PhD in areas related to my research interests. Potential research topics include:
- Semantic and Qualitative Place Modelling - Place knowledge graphs, linked geospatial data, qualitative spatial reasoning
- Human-Centred AI - Audio-based social media analytics, multimodal user profiling, bias in AI systems
- Location-Based Social Networks - Privacy-aware systems, geo-semantic user profiling, place affordance
- Ontologies and Knowledge Representation - Domain ontologies (health, geography), geographic question answering
If you are interested in working with me, please send your CV and a brief research statement to:
Contact MeCurrent PhD Students
Roba Darwish
Falha Alkhuzayyim
Sarah Parry Co-Supervisor
Ogechukwu Ukwandu Co-Supervisor
Nouf Albalawi
PhD Alumni
Abdurauf Satoti
Qualitative Representation and Management of Place in GIS: A Multi-Hierarchical Framework
Fatma Al-rayes
Location Privacy Awareness on Geo-Social Networks: Enhancing Awareness with Feedback Solutions
Associate Professor, Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia
LinkedInKhalid Al-Muzaini
Qualitative Modelling of Place on the Linked Data Web and GIS
CEO, Efficiency Spending & Non-Oil Revenue Office, Ministry of Interior & Director of GIS, Saudi Arabia
LinkedInSoha M.A. Ehsan
Spatiotemporal User and Place Modelling in the Geo-Social Web
Assistant Professor, Helwan University, Egypt
LinkedInEman M.G. Younis Co-Supervisor
Hybrid Geospatial Query Processing on the Semantic Web
Ehab El-Gindy
Extracting Place Semantics from Geo-Folksonomies
Software Development Engineer, Meta
LinkedInAhmed Al-Azzawi
Extracting Profiles from Human Activities and Services of Visited Places in Mobility Logs
Mark M. Hall Co-Supervisor
Modelling and Reasoning with Quantitative Representations of Vague Spatial Language Used in Photographic Image Captions
Phil Smart
A Semantic Web Rule Language for Geospatial Domains
Technical Specialist (Trust and Identity), Jisc at Cardiff University
LinkedInAndrew J. Morris
A Visual Approach to the Development of Spatial Query Languages for GIS
MPhil Alumni
Nathan Jones
Teacher, Cardiff University