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Director’s Update – August 2022
Welcome to the August 2022 TERN eNewsletter featuring six diverse stories. The stories on the launch of a new camera trapping community (WildObs), and the …
A vegetation carbon isoscape for Australia
Quickly and easily download detailed maps depicting C3 and C4 plant cover and the stable carbon isotope values of vegetation, known as a δ13C isoscape, for all …
Living soils in agriculture
Dr Anna Hopkins discusses the abundant life found in soils and how this is important for agriculture.
Streamlined data for environmental reporting
In collaboration with our partners ALA and IMOS, we invite you to explore our new shared data platform, EcoAssets. In November 2021, we reported on …
Observing vertebrate wildlife using camera trapping
TERN has been supporting wildlife monitoring experts in the launch of WildObs, Australia’s wildlife observatory. WildObs will standardise the collection and processing of data sourced …
TERN’s web-based app tested by Brisbane bird watchers
Citizen Science volunteers at the TERN Samford Peri-Urban SuperSite carried out beta test surveys using the recently launched TERN bird-survey app, which has adopted an innovative ‘Progressive Web Application’ approach.
Director’s Update – July 2022
TERN is presently working on updating its industry engagement plan, in line with the 2021 National Research Infrastructure Roadmap recommendations, and we are delighted this month to showcase …
Research using TERN data: flowers, biomes and a mountain of data
Describing patterns of flowering time in plant communities across six biomes, and showing how they relate to climate means and climate predictability – all using …
TERN publishes new biomass and phenocam data sets
Among the many data sets that TERN manages and publishes, two more are now available. These include above-ground woody biomass and phenocam records, both collected since 2012.
TERN makes NSW-government forest-monitoring data available for all
The New South Wales government has been collecting extensive forest-monitoring data, which it is now sharing via TERN. The data include invaluable structural, imaging and acoustic information essential for understanding forest processes.
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