Status, Statistics and Volumes. The AusCover facility provides access to remote sensing data and derived products, associated with land-surface characteristics and biophysical variables derived from satellite and airborne imagery. The facility also provides access to a wide, national network of experts in the field, as well as field methodology protocols and in-situ data for use in ecosystem science and natural resources management.

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One of my research topics is the use of image texture measures and pattern recognition algorithms for improved classification of remotely sensed imagery. My research looks at the use of object-based image analysis to derive useful information from high-resolution satellite or airborne imagery. My research looks at comparing LiDAR point clouds with computer vision point clouds for characterisation of vegetation structure.

TERN OzFlux is a national ecosystem research network set up to provide the Australian and global ecosystem modelling communities with nationally consistent observations of energy, carbon and water exchange between the atmosphere and key Australian ecosystems. To provide data on carbon and water balances of key ecosystems for model testing.

How does TERN work? Delivery of research infrastructure. Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia. AusPlots Rangelands Survey Protocols Manual. Celebrating the Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia s half-birthday! An app to map cyanobacteria crusts for soil management. More than 100 years of platypu.

This setting was where I would tackle the question what are the relative roles of both biotic and abiotic interactions for driving an ecosystem? Down the road, the vegetation may lay twisted and grey, prostrate as if it collapsed from the effort of begging for rain. This high variability across time and the landscape must be important for explaining how speci.

We have involved representative users from targeted user communities through the whole development process. The users have been testing the user-facing functionality of the Soils2Satellites product. In an iterative format, with their input driving the ongoing development of the application. Mostly the user interface worked to meet user requirements, and the project team has been pleased to see the system being supported by potential users. Is an internationally respected enviro.

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