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The 3rd annual TERN symposium opened with words of caution and of praise and hope, and set the tone for the two days of presentation, ...

Now was time the TERN facilities to begin to deliver products for researchers, governments and the community as the network moved from an establishment phase ...

Some of the work e-MAST is carrying out involves interpolating climate from weather stations to high-resolution grids. This process is illustrated here with annual mean temperature, ...

The latest coastal research is now at the fingertips of councils and developers with the launch of Coastal Research, a web portal to national, regional ...

There were plenty of ‘wow’ moments for those taking part in the Perth and Melbourne workshops on Visible and Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) satellite-mounted ...

Internationally renowned ecologist Professor Richard Hobbs, who was on the original TERN Board, has been named the Western Australian Scientist of the Year for his outstanding ...

Although it has become common knowledge that Australia’s landscape has changed dramatically since the settlement of Europeans 224 years ago, precisely what has changed, how ...

The Australian Academy of Science has launched an initiative that it hopes will diminish the stress in Australia’s ecosystems, and has announced a national working ...

A new TERN facility, Ecosystem Modelling and Scaling Infrastructure (e-MAST), has spawned a cross-Tasman project to create a generic, continent-wide monitoring system for primary production. ...

The map display in the ÆKOS data portal has been improved, a direct result of feedback from users of the alpha version released for testing last ...