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Need soil moisture data? Try a cosmic ray soil moisture sensor
The new CosmOz website lets users visualise then download open-source soil moisture and rainfall data from a growing number of sensors.
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Drone cloud: establishing a national ecosystem for drone data management
TERN is delighted to be working alongside other research infrastructure co-investors in the Australian Scalable Drone Cloud (ASDC), one of 10 three-year projects supported by ...
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TERN data for teaching
The grand challenges facing our environment requires analysis of big data. To help students access and learn more about the data collected by Australia’s Land ...
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New soil erosion research improves bushfire recovery
Research using TERN-delivered remote sensing data and digital soil maps has assessed the state and trends of hillslope erosion across New South Wales. The new ...
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Australia’s environment in 2019
Temperatures up, rainfall down, and the destruction of vegetation and ecosystems by drought, fire and land clearing continued. That is the main conclusion from Australia’s ...
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Do you use or want Leaf Area Index data? Please let us know
To ensure that TERN delivers in-demand data and that our NCRIS grant is spent in the most efficient way possible, we’re consulting with our users ...
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Cosmic help for down-to-Earth environmental monitoring
TERN and its partners are developing a revolutionary soil moisture information system, which will help land managers better monitor drought, predict bushfires and floods and ...
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Liveability for all on our urban fringes
NCRIS-enabled projects AURIN and TERN are delivering data and analysis tools to support research and planning for more sustainable urban environments. Explore the free urban ...
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A new era in biodiversity science: linking integrated space-based and in-situ observations
We’re on the verge of an exciting new era in biodiversity science that will allow the characterisation and monitoring of global biodiversity like never before. ...
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Treetop to bedrock: understanding resilience of Australia’s Critical Zone to human impact
An interdisciplinary team is developing Australia’s first Critical Zone Observatories Strategy — the first step towards providing a robust, long-term framework for more effective and ...
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