Doctoral researcher in telecommunications and digital forensics.
I build realistic spectrum-management models that combine RF propagation, mobility, and geospatial constraints. My work focuses on digital twins that help allocate contested spectrum and reconstruct historical telecom environments for forensic analysis.
Telecommunications research in spectrum management.
Dynamic spectrum management
My work frames spectrum allocation as a time-sensitive, geospatial coordination problem and applies realistic RF propagation modelling to make allocation decisions defensible.
- Mobility-aware RF coverage planning
- Multi-user interference coordination (SIR)
- Vertical spectrum use for drones
Digital twin modelling
Advanced 3D digital twins combine terrain and urban data with RF ray tracing to simulate real-world conditions at scale.
- 3D RF propagation with ray tracing
- Terrain-aware and urban modelling
- Decentralised coordination with MANETs
Telecommunications evidence with defensible reconstruction.
I build historical digital twins that reconstruct past network conditions so telecom evidence can be tested with reachability and RF analysis.
Historical network reconstruction
Rebuild tower placement, antenna configurations, terrain, and land use to simulate past network behaviour.
Reachability + RF propagation
Combine coverage modelling with movement constraints to bound plausible device locations and alibis.
Legacy technology analysis
Account for older standards, spectrum allocations, and device behaviour to avoid present-day assumptions.
Defensible forensic reporting
Deliver transparent, reproducible analyses suitable for legal scrutiny and expert testimony.
Documentary and public-facing work.
Selected documentary work and public-facing case study coverage connected to my telecommunications and forensics research.
Revealed: Death Cap Murders
Documentary TV series exploring the case. I am credited for animation work used in Episode 2 (of 3).
- Streaming: Stan (Australia), Netflix (UK), CNN (US & Canada)
- Credit: Animation contributor, Episode 2
Dear Rachelle (2001)
Telecommunications forensic reconstruction referenced in media coverage relating to the Dear Rachelle investigation.
- Historical network environment reconstruction
- 3D LOS RF coverage modelling for reachability testing
Leongatha mushroom murders (2023)
Telecommunications forensic analysis combining verified tower data with RF modelling and reachability.
- Tower configuration verified with regulator data
- Reachability analysis for time-window movement testing
Linguanetica language study app.
I build learning technology alongside my research. Linguanetica is a language study web app focused on structured practice and retention.
Explore the platform, see the learning flow, and follow updates as it evolves.
Selected publications and research outputs.
A curated list of major research outputs. The doctoral thesis is listed here with a download link coming soon.
An Exploration of the Spectrum Management Resource Allocation Problem under Realistic Conditions
Doctoral thesis defining spectrum allocation under realistic conditions and introducing digital-twin spectrum management for interference-aware coordination.
Full thesis PDF available for download.
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