About Macquarie University
Macquarie University based Risk Frontiers is a research centre sponsored by the insurance industry to aid better understanding and pricing of natural hazard risks in the Asia-Pacific region.
Dr Avianto Amri
Completed PhD student
Dr Deanne Bird
Researcher
Michael Chang
Researcher
Dr Ryan Crompton
Researcher
Dr Felipe Dimer de Oliveira
Researcher
Paul Hesse
Researcher
Dr Julia Irwin
Researcher
Ketayun Kiash
Researcher
Dr Thomas Loridan
Researcher
Dr Tetsuya Okada
Completed associate student
Dr Ross Peacock
Researcher
Shahriar Rahman
Associate student
Dr Kevin Roche
Researcher
Samuel Shumack
Researcher
Dr Emma Singh
Completed PhD student
Prof Andrew Skidmore
Researcher
Dr Mel Taylor
Researcher
Dr Matalena Tofa
Researcher
Dr Robin van den Honert
Researcher
Connecting communities: Integration of disaster preparedness measures at household, school, and community level, using a child-centered approach
Dr Avianto Amri
Completed PhD student
The potential for coastal dune de-stabilisation following 2015/16 wildfires near Esperance, WA
Paul Hesse
Researcher
Using realistic disaster scenario analysis to understand natural hazard impacts and emergency management requirements
Dr Thomas Loridan
Researcher
Post-disaster recovery following recent natural hazard events and risk reduction measures in Australia and Japan
Dr Tetsuya Okada
Completed associate student
Informing post-fire recovery planning of northern NSW rainforests
Dr Ross Peacock
Researcher
Development of a stochastic fire effect model in predicting the impacts of fire severity on vegetation
Shahriar Rahman
Associate student
Modelling the impact of lifeline infrastructure failure during natural hazard events
Dr Emma Singh
Completed PhD student
Flood risk communication
Dr Mel Taylor
Researcher
Managing animals in disasters: improving preparedness, response, and resilience through individual and organisational collaboration
Dr Mel Taylor
Researcher
