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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Modeling Water Flow and Contaminant Transport in Unsaturated Soil by Artificial Intelligence 

      Ding, Xun
      Published 2025
      The water flow in unsaturated soil is typically represented by Richardson-Richards Equation (RRE), while solute transport is often described by Advection-Diffusion Equation (ADE). These two equations are fundamental for ...
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    • The Promises of Digital Engagement Platforms in Urban Planning: Between Obligation and Optimisation 

      Pham, Hong Ngoc
      Published 2025
      Digital engagement platforms are increasingly used by built environment professionals to streamline public participation. This thesis critically examines how business and technological logics (e.g. scale and growth) of ...
      Open Access
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    • Towards Robust, Personalized, and Fairness-Aware Federated Learning 

      Fu, Sen
      Published 2025
      Federated Learning (FL) enables collaborative model training without sharing raw data, but traditional aggregation methods such as FedAvg overlook data distribution, quality, and fairness. This limitation becomes critical ...
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    • Humanitarian Responses to Complex Displacement Crises 

      See, Lay Shien
      Published 2025
      Disasters, conflict, and climate change increasingly intersect, forcing communities to flee and trapping them in cycles of displacement. Yet, humanitarian responses remain fragmented, often addressing displacement crises ...
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    • Enhancing microbial self-healing of cementitious materials using natural fibre-based carriers 

      Yao, Tingxuan
      Published 2025
      Cracks in cement-based materials pose a significant threat to long-term durability and service life, especially under harsh environmental exposure. To address this, bacteria-based self-healing systems have been developed, ...
      Open Access
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