Dr Maziar Ghorbani
Associate Lecturer in Computer Science
Research area(s)
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High-Performance Computing: Exploring innovative techniques and architectures to achieve efficient high-performance computing, including distributed systems and parallel computing.
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Large-Scale Simulations: Developing and optimising large-scale simulations to model complex systems, with a focus on agent-based modeling and geospatial simulations.
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Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification: Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of scientific simulations through rigorous verification, validation, and uncertainty quantification methods.
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Geospatial Data Analysis: Extracting and analysing geospatial data sets to gain insights into spatial phenomena and improve simulation models.
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Interactive Systems: Designing interactive and computational systems, including robotics, real-time visualisation, and human-computer interactions.
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Advanced Simulation Visualisation: Utilising state-of-the-art tools and techniques for real-time 3D visualisation and post-processing of simulation results.
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High-Level Architecture (HLA) and Distributed Systems: Exploring HLA principles and distributed computing systems to optimise collaborative simulations.
Research Interests
Moreover, I have a keen interest in the dynamic fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Computer Vision, where I aim to contribute to the evolving landscape of intelligent systems.