STAFF PROFILE
Dr Muhammad Yazid bin Ninsalam
Position:
Lecturer
College / Portfolio:
Architecture and Urban Design
School / Department:
Landscape Architecture
Phone:
99250567
Email:
yazid.ninsalam@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
Melbourne City Campus
Contact me about:
Research supervision
- Tara, A.,bin Ninsalam, M.,Tarakemeh, N.,Muni, V. (2020). Designing with Nature-based Solutions to Mitigate Flooding in Mataniko River Catchment, Honiara In: Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 1, 457 - 466
- Tara, A.,Belesky, P.,bin Ninsalam, M. (2019). Towards managing visual impacts on public spaces: a quantitative approach to studying visual complexity and enclosure using visual bowl and fractal dimension In: Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 4, 21 - 32
- Anderson, C.,Mannisi, A.,bin Ninsalam, M. (2019). ULU In: SuperTight Melbourne, Australia
- Tara, A.,bin Ninsalam, M.,Anderson, C. (2018). Interrogating Urban Renewal Scenarios Using Skyline Analysis in Fishermans Bend, Melbourne In: Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 3, 2 - 11
- Marschall, M.,bin Ninsalam, M.,Burry, J. (2018). Aerial Weather Stations and the Quest to Understand Built Environments In: Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, , 291 - 300
- Ninsalam, Y.,Qin, R.,Rekittke, J. (2016). Application for 3D scene understanding in detecting discharge of domestic waste along complex urban rivers In: International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences - ISPRS Archives, 41, 663 - 667
- Ninsalam, Y.,Rekittke, J. (2016). Landscape architectural foot soldier operations In: Sustainable Cities and Society, 20, 158 - 167
- Rekittke, J.,Ninsalam, Y. (2016). Sliced Ecosystem: Modelling Transects of Vulnerable Marine Landscapes In: Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 1, 36 - 45
- Prescott, M.,Ninsalam, Y. (2016). The synthesis of environmental and socio-cultural information in the ecological design of urban riverine landscapes In: Sustainable Cities and Society, 20, 222 - 236
- Shaad, K.,Ninsalam, Y.,Padawangi, R.,Burlando, P. (2016). Towards high resolution and cost-effective terrain mapping for urban hydrodynamic modelling in densely settled river-corridors In: Sustainable Cities and Society, 20, 168 - 179
- Tree Species Modeling for Digital Landscapes. Funded by: Laubwerk GmbH - Contract from (2020 to 2020)
1 PhD Current Supervisions