OpenFieldDr Hannah Dee
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science in the Department of Computer Science at Aberystwyth University. Specialist in applied computer vision, shadow detection and reasoning, robot navigation, and computing education; MBE recipient for services to technology and women in IT.
Applied computer vision and shadow analysis
Dr Hannah Dee's research addresses how computers understand illumination phenomena, shadow dynamics, and scene geometry in natural outdoor environments, with direct application to autonomous robot navigation, plant phenotyping, and visual monitoring. She also founded the BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium, the UK's premier conference for women computing undergraduates and postgraduates.
- Verified research themes
- Computer Vision, Shadow Detection, Robotics, AI Education, Natural Scene Analysis
- Honors and leadership
- MBE recipient, Founder and Chair of the BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium, National Teaching Fellow.
- Primary university evidence
- Aberystwyth staff profile ↗ · CS research clusters ↗
- Professional contact
- hmd1@aber.ac.uk (institutional directory listing)
- Recruitment status
- Not verified. Public directory listing does not imply current doctoral vacancy or funding guarantee.
Exploring research supervision and postgraduate study
Prospective students interested in computer vision for environmental or robotic applications should consult published papers, formulate a research inquiry, and contact the department through standard admission routes.
Aberystwyth University guide ↗ · Computer Science research degrees ↗
Important verification note
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