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A DSI/DFFE/SAPRI/User fora meeting was held today, 21 Feb 2023 at the SAAO.
The major stakeholders (DFFE, DSI, SANAP) and user fora chairs discussed
-some urgent issues and
- the SANAP/SAPRI/DFFE interactions.
#SApolarRI#SAPRI
“Sometimes landmarks are used to identify these experimental plots, but these landmarks might not appear on a map—or might be marked as different features on different maps,” says Elizabeth Rudolph @UFSweb.
https://t.co/77nL59BwQW
What a great session!
Thanks to Prof Werner Nel, Principal Investigator of the NRF-SANAP funded project; Landscape and Climate Interactions - @SANAP_LCI
This was informative and inspirational!
Thanks for organising @apecssa.
#SANAP#SANAPresearch#SANAPecrs#MarionIsland
Hot off the press! Published in the @SAJS_Official - An open access geospatial database for the sub-Antarctic Prince Edward Islands | South African Journal of Science https://t.co/cdmqcjB2MP Well done @theliezelq for leading this paper and @SANAP_LCI & @marionseals83
Workshop: Sharing science data FAIRly to support interdisciplinary research collaborations
4 August, 15:00-17:00 SAST
Poster: A geospatial database for the #subAntarctic#PrinceEdwardIslands
by Liezel Rudolph, Lecturer and a founding member of APECS-SA
🔗https://t.co/bNRsZNu0w4
A culmination of our work on re-imagining Marion Island under ice during its last glacial maximum: “A spatial model of Marion Island's palaeo-ice extent”, available as open access https://t.co/tZDOeByPUR
@Gap_10@SANAP_LCI
Paper alert. Lead author @MiaMomberg did great work to investigate - Factors determining nest‐site selection of surface‐nesting seabirds: a case study on the world's largest pelagic bird, the Wandering Albatross (Diomedea exulans) https://t.co/h3cB1CgWpH #marionisland#openaccess
*New Paper Alert* led by @MiaMomberg - Factors determining nest‐site selection of surface‐nesting seabirds: A case study on the world’s largest pelagic bird, the Wandering Albatross (Diomedea exulans) https://t.co/vkAHIRF5cr published in @IBIS_journal#marionisland#albatross
A successful takeover for the @SANAP_LCI “Geos” on #marionisland. Many highlights but the most exciting part of our research was getting a 4.5m core from Maccie Bay. It could provide a wealth of information on landscape evolution since deglaciation #geomorphology#subantarctic
Congratulations to Prof. David W Hedding! He has been awarded a C1 Rating from the
@NRF_News, an improvement on his previous rating (C2). Prof Hedding is the co-investigator of our LCI research group and a very productive #researcher in #geomorphology. Follow his work at @gap_10
Congratulations to Prof. Werner Nel from @ufh1916 who is the Principal Investigator of the LCI research group. He has been awarded a C1 Rating from the @NRF_News. This rating is an improvement on his previous rating (C2) and shows how Prof. Nel has elevated his #research.