Pari is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University.

She has over 12 years of experience in developing intelligent, context-aware mobile and IoT applications, focusing on converting data from multiple social and physical sources into situational intelligence.

She has introduced the first ontology for emergency management in mass gatherings (DO4MG) published in the Australian National Data Services library, and a new framework for developing and evaluating ontologies published in the DSS journal, cited over 200 times.
Pari has worked closely with medical professionals and experts from Alfred, Cabrini, Eastern Health, Monash Health, Peninsula Health, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and Fiona Stanley Hospital to design and develop personalised and context-aware solutions for real time management and monitoring of chronic conditions and diseases. 

Mobile and ubiquitous computing, Context-aware computing, eHealth and Mobile health monitoring, Internet of Things (IoT), Real-time and mobile decision support systems, Social media content analysis

Teaching Awards

2020 - Teaching Excellence Award, Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
2014 - Teaching Excellence Award for Honours Supervision

Pari has experience as the Chief Examiner and Lecturer for the following units in the Faculty of IT:

• FIT5046 Mobile and distributed computing systems
• FIT9130 Systems Analysis and Design
• FIT5152 User interface design and usability
• FIT5030 Web services and service oriented computing
• FIT5148 Distributed and big data processing