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Coastal datasets sit together under ACEF beach umbrella

TERN’s Australian Coastal Ecosystems Facility (ACEF) is working with more than 25 data custodians to negotiate access to about 100 coastal datasets that cover the ...
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Mobile apps open up brave new world

For AusPlots Rangelands, having a mobile app has entailed scientists developing a new way of thinking about their data, and therefore the way they do ...
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AusCover part of global network of volunteers making better maps

AusCover, the remote-sensing facility of TERN, is implementing an online system to help field experts and citizen scientists to validate the digital maps produced from satellite ...
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Eclipsed and confused, dawn choristers to be taped for the record

A golden whistler (Pachycephala pectoralis) in song … just one of many bird species whose singing behaviour may be influenced by the total eclipse on ...
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Managing data volume and diversity: the Australian Supersite Network data portal

TERN’s Australian Supersite Network (ASN) collects intensive ecological and biophysical datasets at 10 supersites spread across Australia, in different climate zones and over a wide ...
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Data from the treasure trove of ecology soon at your fingertips

Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace are the most famous Western observers of nature we know. Researchers like them have been collecting data on plants and ...
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ÆKOS has answers for age-old question of what’s in a name

Flower of the Hibbertia rufa group (Photo by Ian Sutton) Have you ever tried searching for a species by its scientific name on an online ...
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Applications invited for ACEAS funding

For those who have a burning question that links ecosystem science to management and can pull together a group of people to look at the ...
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Plants point to adaptive trends

The South Australian donkey orchid (Diuris orientis). TREND researcher FranMacGillivray has discovered that this species now flowers 16 days earlier thanit did 98 years ago. ...
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Networked approach delivers for Australian ecosystem research

TERN is working to transform the Australian ecosystem science community from one in which effort was frequently fragmented, inefficient and short-term to one that is ...
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