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Satellites, the All-Seeing Eyes in the Sky: Counting
Elephant Seals from Space. PLoS ONE, 2014
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Tide Gauges in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. The Southern Ocean Sea Level Network:, 2000
(Ref: 9186)
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INTRODUCTION … The earliest Australian tide gauge to be operated in Antarctica was in 1912 when a gauge was installed at Cape Denison, George V Land, for 3 months during the Australasian Antarctic Expedition.
A new vegetation dataset for Heard Island. Abstracts of the SCAR Open Science Conference, Hobart, 12-14 July 2006., 2006
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Over the past three years a successful collaboration between a university scientist, the AADC … and EPPS has occurred, where old field data from the 1980s has been resurrected using new … mapping technologies to produce a detailed vegetation map of Heard Island. In this paper…
Increases in Adélie penguins populations in the Australian Antarctic Territory. Fourth International Penguin Conference, Chile Sept 2000, 2000
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Counting penguins Fourth International Penguin Conference, Chile Sept 2000 (abstracts p43), 2000
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Counting penguins VIII SCAR International Biology Symposium, August 27-September 1, 2001, 2001
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New techniques for counting penguins Australian Antarctic Magazine Spring 2001, 2001
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Category 4: Popular articles
Teaching an ancient discipline new methods: vegetation mapping. Australian Antarctic Magazine, 2004
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Maps are more than just a pretty picture: science and the new mapping technologies. Australian Antarctic Magazine, 2001
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Australia's Antarctic Mapping Program. ISCORD 2000: Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Cold Region Development., 2000
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An Environmental Atlas of East Antarctica. ISCORD 2000 - Proceedings of the sixth International Symposium on Cold Region Development, 2000
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The Australian Antarctic Division is responsible for management of 42% of the Antarctic continent, equivalent to 3/4 the size of Australia. Management of such a large and remote area creates many practical difficulties…
The geology, landforms and topography of Sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island, Australia as revealed by AIRSAR. IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, Alaska, 2004, 2004
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Tsunami detected at Antarctic stations. Australian Antarctic Magazine, Autumn 2005, 2005
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Surveying and mapping: the season that was. Australian Antarctic Magazine, 2003
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Atlas of coastal sea ice in Eastern Antarctica CCAMLR, WG-EMM-02/54. Agenda Item 3., 2002
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Tide gauges that withstand stormy seas and Antarctic ice Australian Antarctic Magazine Spring 2001, 2001
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Geodetic control of tide gauges in the Antarctic and sub-antarctic. IGS/PSMSL Workshop on methods for monitoring Sea Level, 1997
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Atlas of coastal sea-ice in eastern Antarctica. WG-EMM-02-54. CCAMLR Scientific Abstracts, 2002., 2002
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Australian Antarctic Data Centre Paper presented to the Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping. May 2004., 2004
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SCAR Feature Catalogue Geoscience Standing Scientific Group - Geospatial Information Group of Experts. Freiburg, Germany., 2003
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