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Actual evapotranspiration data for the entire Australian continent now available from TERN
High-resolution (30m), high-frequency (monthly), continuous (no gaps due to clouds) actual evapotranspiration data are now freely available for download from TERN. These world-leading satellite-derived data ...
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Centre Spotlight: University of the Sunshine Coast Forest Research Institute
This month’s spotlight is aimed at the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) Forest Research Institute. This group undertakes work in the broad spectrum of ...
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Site of the Month: Mitchell Grass Rangeland SuperSite
From on-ground monitoring plots, to high-tech sensor-laden towers and satellite measurements, all scales of TERN’s ecosystem observatory are coming together at TERN’s Mitchell Grass Rangeland ...
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Directors Update – July 2021
In the interests of Australia’s multi-decadal ability to understand and predict environmental changes, TERN’s vision remains consistent - in 2030, Australia will possess a continuously ...
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Building a global picture of plant ecological function
An international team of scientists hoping to uncover global patterns in the relationship between a plant’s form and the environment and climate in which it ...
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Threatened Species Index has moved to TERN
The Australian government’s National Environmental Science Program (NESP) funding for the Threatened Species Recovery Hub finished in June this year, but the future of one ...
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Long-term ecological research in Australia
In June, the Ecological Society of Australia and the Ecosystem Science Council asked Australian ecologists about their experiences and thoughts on long-term ecological research (LTER) ...
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Science Symposium recap and revelations
The inaugural biennial TERN Science Symposium, held on 5-6 July 2021, provided two days of snappy and stimulating presentations revealing some of the innovative basic ...
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Satellite calibration-validation: TERN’s runway to the world
From better weather forecasting and carbon budgeting to improved agricultural productivity forecasts, the on-ground data and research infrastructure TERN provides to space agencies, including NASA, ...
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All-weather, day and night, satellite radar images are now available for TERN sites, Australia and beyond
Australian researchers and industry now have access to more than 1,000 high-resolution satellite-collected radar images covering the Australian continent, with more data added every day. ...
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