Research Focus:
Mobile and pervasive computing; data mining and machine learning; human mobility; activity and behaviour recognition; crowdsensing and Internet of Things
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Dr Flora Salim is a Senior Lecturer at the Computer Science and IT, School of Science, RMIT University. Her research interests are human mobility and behaviour analytics, context and activity recognition, and urban intelligence. She was awarded the Australian Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship Industry in 2012-2015, the RMIT Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Research Excellence – Early Career Researcher 2016, and RMIT School of Science HDR Supervision Excellence Award 2017. She received her PhD award from Monash University in May 2009.
Dr Salim has been awarded nationally competitive grants and numerous national and international industry contracts, with the total amount awarded of over than $2M in the last 5 years. Ten of her eleven research grants are funded in collaborations with government agencies or industry. Her research in spatio-temporal data analytics, context recognition and behaviour recognition and prediction from sensor data has been evaluated across multiple projects, such as indoor monitoring and analytics in university and retail environments, driving behaviour recognition, road risk analysis, and passenger movement analysis in airports.
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