Biography
Ryan Lagerstrom is a member of CSIRO's Quantitative Imaging Team within Data61. After graduating from the University of Newcastle in 1996 with a Degree in Mathematics, his Honours year in Statistics introduced him to the field of Image Analysis via a project analysing dental samples. Ryan joined CSIRO as an Image Analyst / Statistician in 1998 where he has worked on various application and research projects. Some of these include:
* automated road inspection with the RMS (RoadCrack)
* quantification of neuronal cells (HCA-Vision)
* classification of reflectance spectra in images (The Spectral Assistant)
* objective opal assessment (The Gemmological Digital Analyser)
* cellular characterisation of blood samples (STEMVision)
* on-the-go spectral analysis of grapes (DigiVit)
* onboard image processing for micro-satellites (CyanoSat)
Ryan's publications can be viewed on Google Scholar
Professional Areas
Academic Qualifications
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1997
BMath Honours
University of Newcastle
Achievements and Awards
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2019-2023
Non cash reward recognising sustained commitment to the CSIROSat-1 project
CSIRO -
2019-2020
Performance reward recognising impact of neurite outgrowth work in the area of drug discovery
CSIRO -
2012-2013
CMIS Research Acheivement Award, Automated Stem Cell Colony Classification
CSIRO -
2010-2011
Journal of Chemometrics Kowalski Prize, Best Application Paper for M. Berman, A. Phatak, R. Lagerstrom, and B.R. Wood. ICE: A new method for the multivariate curve resolution of hyperspectral images. Journal of Chemometrics, 23(2):101--116, February 2009.
CSIRO -
2009-2010
Member of the Gemmological Digital Analyser development team, awarded a 2009 Regional Engineering Excellence award by Engineers Australia and a CMIS Research Achievement Award.
CSIRO -
1998-1999
Member of the RoadCrack develoment team which received an Australian Road Research Board Award, An Institute of Engineers Award and the CSIRO medal.
CSIRO