Danielle Taylor has extensive experience in the application of GIS and has worked in both Australia and the United States . Since joining the Centre in 1998, she has been involved with many of the GIS consultancies the centre has undertaken, including having a major role in the development of the Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA). In 2002 Danielle completed a Masters of Spatial Information Science through GISCA and is currently a PhD candidate. Her research interests are focused on the application of geographical information systems to assist service planning, health and epidemiological research.

Taylor D., B. Bryan, G. Morgan and J. Beard (2003) Spatial analysis of Ross River Virus in the Northern Rivers Area of New South Wales. Spatial Sciences 2003. 22-26 September. Canberra , Australia .

Humphreys, J., J. Jones, M. Jones, G. Hugo, E. Bamford and D. Taylor (2001) A critical review of rural medical workforce retention in Australia . Australian Health Review. Vol 24, No 4. pp 91 - 102.

Bryan, B.A. , Holliday, D.H., Bamford, E., Taylor, D. and Wright, C. (2000) Applications and potential of GIS in epidemiology. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Ecosystem Health, Proceedings of the International Society for Ecosystem Health, Brisbane , Australia . July 2000.

Bamford E.J., L.Dunne, D.S.Taylor, B.G.Symon, G.J.Hugo and D.Wilkinson (1999) Accessibility to general practitioners in rural South Australia . The Medical Journal of Australia . December. Vol. 171, No. 11/12.

Dunne L., E.Bamford and D.Taylor (1999) Quantifying Remoteness -- A GIS Approach. SIRC 99. The 11th Annual Colloquium of the Spatial Information Research Centre, University of Otago , Dunedin , New Zealand . December 13-15. pp 211-220.

Bamford E.J., L.Dunne, D.Taylor, R.Aylward and B.Bryan (1999) Identifying gaps in remote health-service provision: a GIS approach. SIRC 99. The 11th Annual Colloquium of the Spatial Information Research Centre, University of Otago , Dunedin , New Zealand . December 13-15. pp17-25.