The National Centre for Geocomputation was established in 2004 after the University received a €5m grant from Science Foundation Ireland. The Centre’s research focuses on the capture, storage, analysis, and visualization of spatial data. We use various kinds of technologies used to capture 3D data including lasers and airborne vehicles - we are also developing new ways of capturing the data. Below are listed some of our current projects;
- National Autonomous Technologies Data Platform (NATDaP)
- COPILOT - AI PIs: Tim McCarthy & John McDonald - Funding Body: Science Foundation Ireland/Dept of Defence
- MacoBios PI: Tim McCarthy - Funding Body: Horizon 2020
- TERRAIN-AI PIs: Tim McCarthy & Rowan Fealy - Funding Body: Microsoft/SFI/Irish Government Depts./Industry/SMEs
- D8 Dash - Funding body IRC - PI Kevin Credit