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It’s a long way to the top if you wanna survey Cape York
TERN has added 24 more permanent plots to its national network of over 600 ecosystem surveillance sites. The new sites just added in Far North ...
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#FieldWorkFail? Making the most of incomplete long-term datasets
Let’s face it, sometimes fieldwork just doesn’t go to plan. Thankfully, however, there’s an exciting new modelling solution, called MARSS, that allows users to investigate ...
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Data Update – September 2018
Data publication from TERN repositories continues to grow and so too do the number of researchers utilising TERN’s resources and services. This month we feature ...
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Sensitive sensors survive savanna scorching
When collecting data on fire it’s to be expected that things are going to get a bit hot sometimes. The annual clash between sensitive environmental ...
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ANU seeking 2019 PhD candidates: population decline in an Australian song-bird
ANU are seeking applications from highly-motivated candidates for a PhD at the Australian National University’s Division of Evolution and Ecology, to examine the environmental causes ...
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TERN’s role in national greenhouse gas accounting
TERN’s research data repository is being used by one of our closest partners, the Australian Government’s Department of Environment and Energy to calibrate and validate ...
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55 global superstars of space-borne data validation
The international Committee on Earth Observation Satellites has added TERN’s Australia-wide network of 12 ecosystem process monitoring SuperSites to their list of top 55 global ...
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Space-borne laser and radar ecosystem monitoring
Europe’s, America’s and India’s space agencies are set to take a giant leap for ecosystem science: monitoring Earth’s most complex processes and measuring and mapping ...
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Top End conference on environmental change in Asia-Pacific
TERN has sponsored an international conference being held this month in Darwin which brings together more than 100 environmental and climate scientists from Australasia and ...
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CalVal handbook for remote sensing
TERN’s newly updated ‘Effective Field Calibration and Validation Practices’ handbook is an Australian first in providing detailed information for calibrating and validating remote sensing derived ...
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