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Dr Jun Wang

Dr Jun Wang
Name Jun Wang
Pronoun He/Him/His
Position Lecturer (Geodetic Surveying)
Section School of Science, Engineering and Digital Technologies
Office B408
Location Springfield Campus
Phone +61 7 3470 4771
Extension 4771
Email
Qualifications PhD QUT
Languages Mandarin (accredited translator)

Dr Jun Wang is a Lecturer in Geodetic Surveying at the University of Southern Queensland. His research focuses on the integration of GNSS, IoT technologies, and UAV-based sensing to deliver high-precision, cost-effective positioning and monitoring solutions for infrastructure and environmental applications. His work sits at the intersection of geodesy, multi-sensor system integration, and applied geospatial analytics, with an emphasis on robust system design, validation, and real-world deployment. He is actively involved in industry-engaged research projects, particularly in the development of GNSS–IoT monitoring systems for critical infrastructure, water resources, and environmental monitoring.

Prior to joining UniSQ, Dr Wang held senior research and technical leadership roles in industry, where he led and contributed to industry-funded R&D programs that were successfully translated into commercially deployed products and services, including a UAV data processing platform and an Australian-made automated IoT GNSS monitoring system. His work has been recognised through multiple national and state-level Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Awards, including the 2022 Future Leader of the Year.

His research emphasises rigorous system validation and the translation of geodetic research into reliable, decision-ready solutions for industry and the public.


Low-cost GNSS, least-squares adjustment, LiDAR


Member of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG)


SVY3107 Applied Geodesy
SVY3400 Advanced Surveying
GIS1401 Geospatial Mapping
SVY2303 Construction Surveying
SVY3105 Error Analysis and Adjustment
SVY1110 Introduction to Global Navigation Satellite System
SVY2100 Fundamental Surveying Practice
SBE4402 Research Project