Watching one of the Worlds greatest migrations- shortfin eels leaving the Hopkins estuary at Deakin University Warrnambool Campus. Not a bad backdrop to study Marine Biology
🚨 IMOS Position Available 🚨
We are seeking a Principal Science Officer to work as part of the IMOS team in Hobart.
The position will coordinate and supports IMOS’ scientific planning and governance processes.
Applications close on Sunday, 1 October 2023, 11.55pm.
Join us at the GEOHAB conference for our poster by ABYSSA with the PNMCCA and @OFBiodiversite on seamounts habitat mapping using a multiscale approach with an AUV on Mediterranean Sea (Corsica, France) prepared with and presented by @JulienMartico 🌊🦈🪸
#deepsea#seamount
Brilliant series of talks hosted by @TERN_Aus yesterday, highlighting some of the amazing #drone work going on in Australia. Excellent presentations by @TerraLuma@Dr_Dan_I and @DrKJoyce
More info: https://t.co/tWmzUWXIk3
Watch the video: https://t.co/yhYScYl1Uo
🛰️🚁 Yesterday's TERN Ecosystems #webinar was a huge success with our largest attendance ever! Thank you to our guest speakers @TerraLuma, @DrKJoyce & @Dr_Dan_I for their time and expert insights.
Watch the VOD now!
#drones#satellite
https://t.co/Kdp5sjMjNF
Dropping off an acoustic receiver for the Project Kingfish - first one to drop outside of the heads @IMOS_AUS - Victorian node - this is a multi- state ( Vic, NSW and SA) and New Zealand! project - recreational fishermen collaborating with scientists. #kingfish#fishingboat
Our marine science students @deakinresearch get to do some cool things. Here Ben Woolcock is releasing a 1.2m Yellowtail Kingfish that has been acoustic tagged to fill gaps in residency and connectivity in Victoria thanks to @VicFisheries Recreational Fishing Grants Program
New review paper: 'Remote sensing for cost-effective blue carbon accounting', published in Earth-Science Reviews, led by @MartinoMalerba from @BlueCarbonLab (@Deakin) in partnership with a team of global experts.
https://t.co/0p2qG3Xdie
#BlueCarbon#Wetlands#RemoteSensing
Servicing the @IMOS_AUS Bonney mooring for sustained observing on the #greatsouthernreef Ocean currents, thermistor temperature string through 100m of water, CTDs, Ocean acidification PLUS cross shelf CTD profiles to 200m, microplastic sampling, acoustic curtains and wave buoys
*Please RT** Calling all Aus/NZ colleagues! Abstracts now open for AMOS Session 3.6 on Sea Level Rise: Global Drivers and Local Impacts, incl coastal responses. Abstract submission closes Fri 12 Aug so get in quick! @FeliMcCormack @AMacGlac
Join our team! #2 Research Assistant position at
@DUmarinemapping in Coastal Erosion and Biodiversity Assessments across temperate marine waters with seabed mapping, remote video and much more! https://t.co/KOLzZ6GbJL
Join our team! #1 New Research Fellow position at @DUmarinemapping in sediment characterisation integrating multiple remote sensing and physical sampling datasets to map of sediment distribution and composition across Port Phillip Bay https://t.co/JAqFdTwUNI
How cool is this sensor pack we have had on the @IMOS_AUS Bonney mooring for last 3 years. Ocean currents, thermistor temperature string through 100m of water, CTDs, Ocean acidification PLUS cross shelf CTD profiles to 200m, microplastic sampling, acoustic curtains and wave buoys
World Hydrography Day 2020, Deakin Uni, Warrnambool Campus- 9th June - The Australasian Hydrographic Society is celebrating World Hydrography Day 2022 by aligning it with the Graduation of the IIC Academy and Deakin S-5B Hydrographic Surveyors Program. https://t.co/gmGN2o7nu4
Our new paper published in @SEG_org's Interpretation focuses on the #MachineLearning delineation of magmatic features from seismic reflection data. Thank you, Mark Warne and @Dr_Dan_I and special thanks to @NicolasPucino for fruitful discussions. https://t.co/tiwAq2qESx