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Critical Theory JCU, thinking in dark times

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QCIF is supporting the development of a pilot smart water monitoring site in Far North Queensland (Mitchell Basin). The networks will be made up of a heterogeneous collection of sensors from different vendors, bound by a common middleware (SAL). This network will allow simultaneous near real-time monitoring of important water stores (vegetation, soil moisture, ground and surface water), rainfall and surface water quality. Remote sensors, wireless communication, database storage and the latest data analysis techniques will all be deployed. Such a monitoring network will become the first experimental deployment in a major water catchment in the Australian tropics.

The research cluster on North Queensland Regional Creativity and Innovation consists of 13 researchers from across the social sciences, urban and regional planning, agriculture and food security, IT, psychology and public health, humanities, and the creative arts, who are employing an experimental methodology centred on co-creation of both research questions and research outputs. In the first instance, this collective of JCU researchers will investigate North Queensland creativity and innovation ecosystems as they pertain to issues such as co-creating regional futures, food production and consumption, and the landscapes/built environments that the region should aspire too.

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Dedicated to the archaeology of the tropics worldwide

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