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Dr Stephen Glackin

Senior Research Fellow
PhD Sociology, Murdoch University, Australia; MA Cultural studies, Murdoch University, Australia; BSc ComputerScience, Murdoch University, Australia

Biography

Stephen is currently investigating the applied factors required for sustainable urban transformation. These include urban planning, statutory regimes, community engagement, financial feasibility analysis, design (urban and built form), the data/software required by stakeholders to optimise the above and the governance models for cities. These fields of inquiry come from eight-year’s applied research into Greyfield Regeneration Precincts. Associated research includes geo-spatial analysis of urban environments, collating large data-sets across jurisdictional (state, municipal and infrastructural governance) boundaries, and developing decision support systems for planners and urban stakeholders.

Research interests

Social impact; Data Visualisation; Software Engineering; Housing and Urban Studies; Sociology

PhD candidate and honours supervision

Higher degrees by research

Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Co-Supervisor.

Fields of Research

  • Urban And Regional Planning - 120500
  • Urban Sociology And Community Studies - 160810

Awards

  • 2016, Swinburne, Vice-Chancellor's Award for Research Excellence (as a group), Swinburne University of Technology
  • 2015, National, Commendation for Innovation in Planning, Planning Institute of Australia
  • 2013, Swinburne, Vice-Chancellor's Award for Research Excellence (Early Career), Swinburne University of Technology

Publications

Also published as: Glackin, Stephen; Glackin, S.
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Recent research grants awarded

  • 2018: Unlocking the Suburbs *; CRC For Spatial Information - 2
  • 2017: Understanding the disruption ecosystem - a review of current and emerging technological disruptions *; AHURI National Housing Research Program - Research Projects
  • 2016: Community co-design of low carbon precincts for urban regeneration in established suburbs *; CRC Low Carbon Living
  • 2016: Developing and implementing the Greening the Greyfields frameworks and tools across Australia and New Zealand *; CRC For Spatial Information - 2
  • 2016: Urban objects and precincts and their performance under urban heat scenarios *; CRC Low Carbon Living
  • 2013: Greyfield Precinct Identification e-Tool for incorporation in the AURIN e-Infrastructure *; CRC For Spatial Information - 2

* Chief Investigator


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