
PhD, School of Civil and Environmnetal Engineering, UNSW
Dr Sara Shirowzhan is the lecturer and the co-convener of the Smart Cities and Infrastructure Cluster in the School of Built Environment (BE) at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia. Sara’s areas of research in technologies relevant to the built environment include advanced GIS, nD BIM, sensing technologies, digital twins, and artificial intelligence for applications in smart cities, infrastructure, urban development and construction. Sara teaches and supervises students on City Analytics, GIS, Construction Informatics and BIM relevant topics at undergrad and postgrad levels at UNSW. She is currently an Editorial Board member of the journals of Sustainability (MDPI) and Advances Civil Engineering. She is also a Topic Board member of the ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information and Buildings journal as well as Review Editor of Frontiers in Sustainable Cities. Sara completed her PhD in Geomatics Engineering from the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UNSW.
BIM/GIS integration
Digital Twins of the Built Environment
Sustainable and smart cities
Digital technologies for the built environment
Remote sensing for 3D change detection and urban growth pattern analysis
Spatio-temporal analysis
Construction informatics
City Analytics
Bush fire pattern analysis
Flood mapping and analysis
My Teaching
Urban Informatics
GIS for the Built Environment
ICT and BIM (Construction Informatics)
GIS for Transport Planning
Smart Cities Major Project
Research Seminar
Digital Cities
GeoDesign
Geo-computation with R