Regular biography
Hamid Zekri is a Research Associate in the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences at The University of New South Wales. He is affiliated with the Department of BIO and contributes to research within the broader academic community at UNSW Sydney. His work is part of the School's extensive research initiatives, though specific research interests and achievements are not detailed in the provided information.
Scholar-generated biography
Hamid Zekri is an expert in Applied Geochemistry, Spectroscopy, and Data Analysis, with a focus on utilizing advanced analytical techniques for geochemical prospectivity mapping and mineral exploration. His research integrates data-driven methods such as singular value decomposition (SVD), semi-discrete decomposition (SDD), and end-member analysis to interpret hyperspectral and geochemical data. Zekri's work includes the application of radial basis functions and discriminant analysis for anomaly detection and mineralogical unmixing. His projects often involve collaboration with the MinEx CRC, emphasizing the integration of geophysics and geochemistry for detecting mineralization under transported cover. Zekri's contributions span both theoretical and applied research, with a strong emphasis on data analytics for regolith and basement interface characterization.