Ickjai Lee

I obtained my PhD in 2002 from the School of Electrical Engineering and ComputerScience, University of Newcastle, in Australia. After a year as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Business and Technology Laboratory in the University of Newcastle, Australia, I joined the School of IT at James Cook University, Australia. I have been actively involved in working on broad areas of geoinformatics and intelligence informatics. My research interests include geospatial data mining, multiple classifiers, geospatial databases, conceptual spaces, Web 2.0, map segmentation, clustering, geo-visualisation, internet of things, and Voronoi tessellations. Currently, I am working for intelligence and health informatics for the Tropics.

• Market analysis through online map segmentation
• Geospatial data mining through clustering, association rules mining, and sequential mining
• Trajectory mining for travel patterns and animal movements
• Geocomputation, geo-engineering, geomatics and spatial data handling
• Mobile augmented reality for learning and teaching
• Voronoi tessellation and Delaunay triangulation applications
• Applied artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms

Data structure, computational geometry, data handling and management