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  Combining Landsat ETM plus and Reef Check classifications for mapping coral reefs: A critical assessment from the southern Great Barrier Reef, Australia

  ...le database on coral reef status for use in management plans (Hodgson 1999). ... Bill Dennison ... Joyce KE, Phinn SR, Roelfsema CM, Neil DT, and Dennison WC...
• Measuring and Reporting on Seagrass as an Essential Ocean Variable for Science and Management

  ...pez AL, Lefcheck JS, Lizcano-Sandoval L, Lonneman M, McKenzie L, Muller-Karger FE, Nakaoka M, Nordlund LM, Provoost P, Roelfsema CM, and Unsworth RKF...
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  Monitoring toxic cyanobacteria Lyngbya majuscula (Gomont) in Moreton Bay, Australia by integrating satellite image data and field mapping

  ...Australia, cyanobacterial blooms, Landsat satellite image, Lyngbya majuscula, marine, monitoring ... Bill Dennison ... Roelfsema CM, Phinn SR, Dennison WC, Dekker AG, and Brando VE...
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  Spatial distribution of benthic microalgae on coral reefs determined by remote sensing

  ...n, , microphytobenthos, communities, sediments, reflectance, resolution, , ecosystems, abundance ... Bill Dennison ... Roelfsema CM, Phinn SR, and Dennison WC...
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  Australian cities and waterways: Brisbane, Moreton Bay and the Brisbane River

  ...lubs that use the river, particularly early in the morning. Brisbane River from CBD to Moreton Bay  (Photo: Chris Roelfsema). Moreton Bay is Brisbane's playground, with large marinas, ferries to the various islands and swimming beaches. The w...
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  Brisbane 2011: Living with Floods and Dancing with Dugongs: Part 11- Monitoring of the Moreton Bay

  .... Seagrasses are what gives us that clue and we need to act swiftly and decisively. Working with Stewart Phinn , Chris Roelfsema and Mitch Lyons from the University of Queensland , we put together a seagrass risk map. We used the bathymetry of Mor...
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  Encountering Former Students

  ...ntering Former Students ... On Monday, I went to the University of Queensland to meet with a former student, Dr. Chris Roelfsema and his student Mitch Lyons. Chris and Mitch, who are part of Professor Stuart Phinn's remote sensing group, had worke...
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  Flood newsletter on seagrasses, turtles and dugongs

  ...e found (see previous blogs: Feb. 16 & Apr. 6 ). For the seagrass risk map, I worked with Mitch Lyons , Chris Roelfsema and Stuart Phinn at the University of Queensland . They turned a concept into reality by first obtaining a digital bat...
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  International Riversymposium 2013

  ...y, Ben Longstaff, Mara Wolkenhauer, Emily Saeck, Michele Burford, Simon Albert, Joelle Prange, Andrew Watkinson, Chris Roelfsema, Diana Kleine, Kate (Moore) Hodge, Mark O'Donohue, Caroline Gaus, and Heath Kelsey. One of our activities was to make...
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  Marine Botany lives on

  ...ealthy Waterways. She is now working with the Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management . Dr. Chris Roelfsema who worked as a research assistant and started his graduate studies as a Marbot is now working as a Lecturer at the Un...
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  Sea turtles, dugong and a major city skyline

  ...onship with microbes that live adjacent to the seagrass roots. On a field trip to Eastern Moreton Bay led by Dr. Chris Roelfsema , along with Dr. Megan Saunders and PhD student Mitch Lyons, we were able to experience magical views of a small herd...