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A/Prof Paul Calder
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Associate Head (International)
Associate Professor
Higher Degree Coordinator (COMP)
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| IST362 Information Science and Technology Building |
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J15 (Building 57) |
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Research Interests: |
Dr Paul Calder heads research groups that are contributing to Flinders Medical Devices and Technologies and to two of the programs in the Knowledge Discovery and Language Technologies Laboratory
- The Software Patterns group is investigating how pattern languages come about, how they evolve, and how they guide the design process. Current projects include discovering previously unknown patterns in software artifacts, and using patterns to critique student programs
- The Graphics and Data Visualisation group, part of the Knowledge Discovery and Language Technologies Laboratory, is developing techniques that support the visualisation of large and complex data sets. Current projects are investigating Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality techniques to display information embedded in a real-world context.
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Dr Calder has published primarily in the area of graphical user interface toolkits, data visualisation, and pattern languages.
Dr Calder has been at Flinders University since 1991. He holds an PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University, where he worked on the InterViews user interface toolkit. In an earlier life, he earned a BEng and MEngSc from the University of Melbourne, then taught for 5 years in the Electrical Engineering department at the Ballarat CAE (now the University of Ballarat). He is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Computer Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).
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