Rate My Professor Michael Chang

Chang's academic impact is reflected in his influential publications, including "Mine subsidence monitoring using multi-source satellite SAR images" (Ge, L., Chang, H.C., Rizos, C., 2007, Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote Sensing; 217 citations), "Mapping accumulated mine subsidence using small stack of SAR differential interferograms in the Southern coalfield of New South Wales, Australia" (Ng, A.H.-M. et al., 2010, Engineering Geology; 154 citations), "Deformation mapping in three dimensions for underground mining using InSAR–Southern highland coalfield in New South Wales, Australia" (Ng, A.H.-M. et al., 2011, International Journal of Remote Sensing; 114 citations), "Hot and bothered? Associations between temperature and crime in Australia" (Stevens, H.R. et al., 2019, International Journal of Biometeorology; 82 citations), and recent works like "Image texture analysis enhances classification of fire extent and severity using Sentinel 1 and 2 satellite imagery" (Gibson, R.K. et al., 2023, Remote Sensing; 19 citations). In recognition of his contributions, he has received the 2017 BHERT Award for Outstanding Collaboration for National (non-economic) Benefit, the Faculty of Science and Engineering Award for Excellence in Research (2017), the Faculty of Science and Engineering Award for Teaching Excellence (2019), and was Highly Commended in the Macquarie University Academic Staff Award for Excellence in Research (2017).