Dr Indishe Senanayake is an Australian researcher at the University of Newcastle, Australia, specialising in remote sensing, GIS, spatial data science and environmental modelling. His research focuses on soil moisture, soil and land resources, soil-water-vegetation interactions, landform evolution, and post-mining land rehabilitation.
University of Newcastle Australia
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
School of Engineering
President’s Award for Scientific Publications in 2016
National Research Council, Sri Lanka
NRC Merit Award for Scientific Publication -2013
National Research Council, Sri Lanka
Best Poster Presentation Award - Mine Rehab Conference 2018
The Tom Farrell Institute for the Environment
Encouragement award- Regional challenges: Maxar Spatial Challenge: Urban and Regional Space. 2020
Maxar Technologies
AGU Fall Meeting Student Travel Grant 2017
American Geophysical Union
JpGU Student Travel Support 2019
Japan Geoscience Union