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PERSON Robert Haubt
Robert A. Haubt
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Robert Haubt is an interdisciplinary researcher and lecturer in Digital Humanities. He is currently a Research Fellow with the Field Acquired Information Management System (FAIMS) project based at Macquarie University and teaches in Communication Design and Digital Media at Torrens University.

In 2016, he founded the online research platform Wikidemia.info. The platform uses an Open Data approach and allows users to explore semantic relationships between researchers and research data.

Robert also founded and developed the Global Rock Art Database project, the first centralized global rock art platform, which currently brings together over 250 rock art projects from around the world. The project was launched in 2012 with the support from the Place, Evolution and Rock Art Unit at Griffith University and Paul Tacon.

Robert's interdisciplinary research within Digital Humanities looks at how humans comprehend and interact with the world around them with interest in information collection, storage and retrieval considering dynamic Human- Spacetime relationships, from early cave paintings to cyber technology. His research is particularly interest in Collaborative Approaches, Crowdsourcing, Human-Based Computation, Semantic Web, Ontology (information sciences) and Information Visualization and explores the potential of scalabale and sustainable technologies.