UTS Digital Thesis Collection
This Community contains theses written by research students at UTS. It contains PhD, Masters and Honours theses.
Search or browse the UTS Digital Thesis Collection to locate theses. More information and submission guidelines are available from the Graduate Research School.
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This thesis addresses key challenges in Transport Logistics (TL) types—inbound, inplant, outbound, and reverse—through digital transformation (DT) techniques like optimization, AI, and Digital Twin...
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Trajectory generation is a key application in spatio-temporal data mining, especially in the era of generative artificial intelligence. By leveraging generative models, it becomes possible to extra...
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Natural fibre-reinforced composites are gaining attention for their sustainability, particularly in additive manufacturing with Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM). However, the effect of natural fibr...
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This thesis integrates three research components using machine learning and spatial modelling to address major challenges in agricultural prediction and land valuation. Although data-driven methods...
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This thesis examines the change in lease accounting surrounding the adoption of IFRS 16 within the Australian context. It explores how firms responded to the requirement to capitalise leases on the...
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After years of rapid growth, interest in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing is waning amid concerns that traditional ESG metrics are backward-looking, opaque, and inconsistent. T...
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This thesis advances hyperspectral imaging (HSI) analysis by addressing key challenges in dimensionality reduction, cross-scene knowledge transfer, and multimodal fusion. HSI provides rich spectral...
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Human visual perception, the foundation for our understanding of the world, is characterized by its ability to interpret scenes as structured, coherent wholes rather than mere collections of isolat...
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Digital twinning in biological systems poses significant challenges due to the highly variable, distributed, and privacy-sensitive nature of biomedical data. Constructing scalable, accurate, and se...
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This thesis examines the complexity of human interactions and societal dynamics, focusing on the phenomena associated with modern communication technologies, i.e. social media. It emphasizes the r...