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Ecosystem data publishing through TERN

Guided by the philosophy ‘Collect data once – make it discoverable – re-use it many times’, TERN’s infrastructure offers a one-stop-shop solution for data publishing ...
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Soils to Satellites now live!

With the launch of the Soils to Satellites (S2S) online tool this week, TERN’s Eco-informatics facility gives people a way to explore and visualise relationships between ...
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Data publishing: removing the barriers

Data publishing has gained momentum globally, due to an increasing awareness of the benefits in publishing and re-using data, alongside the growing insistence of funding ...
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Keep watch on coasts from your office chair

Researchers and others can now access coastal shoreline video data and metadata through TERN’s Australian Coastal Ecosystems Facility (ACEF) and the TERN Data Discovery Portal, ...
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Collaborative science at work in the Top End

Extreme fire weather has increased in many parts of Australia over the last three decades, and projections for the future indicate that the likelihood of ...
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Improving access to national climate data

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) fulfils a critical role for Australia as the country’s national weather, climate and water agency. It is tasked with using ...
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Extreme rain not a dampener for new flux tower

TERN not only provides the national ecosystem data infrastructure to enable better understanding of extreme events in Australia – it sometimes has to work in ...
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Extreme droughts, temperatures and death in forests

An ACEAS working group is moving beyond the meteorological definition of droughts to an ecological one, so we can better understand the impact of climate ...
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Local knowledge builds better maps

A new project by TERN’s AusCover facility will enable anyone to contribute their local knowledge to the development of more accurate maps for Australia. Developed ...
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Measuring vegetation at Calperum … By using the point intercept method to sample vegetation at
1,000 points and 4,000 points across a hectare,
TREND has determined that the smaller number is enough to adequately describe a plot

Students gain skills, TREND gains data in symbiotic exchange

Measuring vegetation at Calperum … By using the point intercept method to sample vegetation at 1,000 points and 4,000 points across a hectare, TREND has determined that the ...
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