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Dr Jamie Barwick

Senior Lecturer - Precision Agriculture Research Group (PARG); School of Environmental and Rural Science

Phone: +61 2 6773 2329

Biography

Jamie is a Senior Lecturer in Precision Agriculture and is a member of the University of New England Precision Agriculture Research Group (UNE-PARG). His work as the UNE-PARG livestock researcher focuses on the use on-animal sensors (accelerometers, GNSS, IMUs) to investigate the spatio-temporal variability in extensive livestock systems to improve production and efficiency.

Jamie completed his PhD at the University of New England in 2017, under the supervision of Professor David Lamb, studying the application of an-animal motion sensors to detect sheep behaviour autonomously.

Since his involvement with UNE-PARG in 2011, Jamie’s research has involved GIS spatial applications across a number of farming industries nationally including sheep, beef, cotton and grains. His most recent work is investigating implantable sensors to individually identify livestock.

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