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A decade of TERN facilitated publications catalogued
Since its inception, TERN’s infrastructure has been used in a wide range of research, resulting in the publication of more than 1000 peer-reviewed scientific journal ...
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Train with us!
Practical training in plot-based ecological monitoring in rangeland ecosystems TERN Calperum Mallee SuperSite, South Australian Riverland 28 April – 5 May 2019 About the course ...
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TERN data R package
Extract, prepare,visualise and analyse soil and vegetation data from over 700 Australia-wide ecosystem monitoring plots with TERN’s R package. Access the package and take advantage ...
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People using TERN: Keren Raiter
Sly foxes and copycats. It seems that Australia’s predators, including feral cats, foxes and dingoes, are living up to their idioms by capitalising on human-made ...
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Leaf waxes paint picture of past to inform future
The plant waxes contained in thousands of soil samples collected by TERN are enabling scientists to reconstruct past plant records that hold clues to predicting ...
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TERN Stakeholder Survey
Would you like to have a say in shaping the future of TERN’s infrastructure and ecosystem data streams? TERN is currently seeking feedback from the ...
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ecoEd training: digital platforms for environmental science
ecoEd is an innovative training and skills development program for university lecturers, researchers and industry professionals. The program is designed to enhance the translation of ...
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The world’s most valuable micro-meteorological data?
The ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes has independently analysed Australia’s data on land-atmosphere exchanges of energy, carbon and water collected by TERN and ...
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Virtual desktop supercharges big data analyses
TERN is developing Cloud and Virtual Laboratory infrastructure that’s enabling researchers to work effectively in the current big data era. From ecosystem risk assessments to ...
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Monitoring protocol for mine rehabilitation assessments
The Australian Government has adopted TERN’s standard protocol for field-based environmental monitoring to assess the rehabilitation of the Northern Territory’s Ranger uranium mine following its ...
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