Paul Stacey

Biography

Paul Stacey received a Diploma in Applied Electronics from the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) in 2000 and his BEng in Electrical/Electronic Engineering from DIT in 2002. He subsequently went on to complete an MPhil in 2004 also from DIT. He then took up a position with LMI Ercisson having completed his MPhil in 2004. At Ericsson he worked as a Telecom's Design Engineer specifically on the implementation of Ericsson's UEH 3G solution. In 2006 he left Ericsson to join the Irish SME Techworks Marine. At Techworks he worked on the design, building and deployment of marine monitoring systems on a diverse number of projects including solutions for aquaculture sites and marine buoys. In 2008 he took up an Assistant Lecturing position at the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown (ITB) in Computer and Electronic Engineering. At ITB he continues to teach a wide range of modules and has been involved in a number of successful industry collaborations including assisting EC Charging Ltd. develop their electric car charge point solution and become the preferred supplier to ESB Ecars. In 2014 he registered on the part-time PhD program with the tPOT research group, based in the Schoool of Electrical & Electronic Engineering at DIT. His PhD research looks at the challenge of knowledge generation and representation in geographical information systems (GIS) with a focus on remote sensing systems. His research hopes to tackle the question of how can sensed data about natural phenomena be efficiently augmented with context, lineage and meaning at source (the sensor node).

Research Interest

Internet of Things, Embedded Systems Geospatial Monitoring, Geospatial Information Modelling, Marine Technology