Ready for our first field test with our #hperspectral #SWIR sensor. Exciting times!
@Myebra12
@ANUFennerSchool @anu_wald
Want to know the condition of your local #environment? 🌧️🔥🦎🌿☀️
Download report cards for any administrative or geographic region of Australia, including local government areas, electorates & bioregions via Australia's Environment:
https://t.co/iTP3fK5HXd
#NCRISimpact
We welcome you now with your PhD chapter closed!!! @shukhrat_shokir is supporting several @bnhcrc's projects including the evaluate of our sentinel-2 base FMC product and the Black Summer-response project.
Australia's Environment 2020 report is out now.
Report, data explorer & website are created by @ANUFennerSchool by analysing vast amounts of measurements using algorithms & models on @NCInews's supercomputer, inc. many by #NCRISimpact projects, inc. TERN.
Australia’s Environment in 2020 - TERN Australia
The annual report, and its website, provide a summary of key environmental indicators and how they changed in 2020.
www.tern.org.au
Australia’s environmental health last year scored an appalling 3 out of 10, based on a suite of indicators such as river flows, soil health and tree cover.
Check out the interactive graphic to see how your region fared:
@ANUmedia
Even after the rains, Australia's environment scores a 3 out of 10. These regions are struggling the most
New research shows nature started its long road to recovery in 2020 – especially in NSW and Victoria. But overall conditions across large swathes of...
theconversation.com
Fantastic to collaborate with ANU on this important reporting project. 😀
TERN is committed to tracking environmental change over the coming months and years to enable ongoing analyses and improved understanding of terrestrial ecosystem function and resilience.
#NCRISimpact
Doing some fieldwork at Canberra Arboretum.
We're using #RemoteSensing to look at changes in the moisture content of #eucalypt trees.
@Myebra12 @ANUFennerSchool #BushfireRisk
"There is reason to hope that our environment will get a chance to rebuild from the horrendous Black Summer," Professor van Dijk @anu_wald said.
🌧️🌿🍀💚
Read more via @ourANU.
A new hope for the environment after Black Summer fires
A new report on Australia’s environment has found the country’s landscapes and waterways are making a slow recovery from one of th...
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'Australia’s Environment in 2020' report, data explorer & website just released! 🌿🔥🌧️☀️🦎📈
Improved rainfall has pulled our #environment out of its worst state on record, but recovery is slow, partial & precarious.
Read more & access data:
#NCRISimpact https://t.co/CNF0RYmkcU
After the drought and fires, Australia's ecosystems are beginning to recover in some areas. But it's a slow process, and some places will never bounce back in the face of climate change. @anu_wald @scienceANU @TERN_Aus
Even after the rains, Australia's environment scores a 3 out of 10. These regions are struggling the most
New research shows nature started its long road to recovery in 2020 – especially in NSW and Victoria. But overall conditions across large swathes of...
theconversation.com
MSWEP V2.8 out NOW! First major update of the global #precipitation product in three years.
🛰️New data sources (ERA5 & IMERG)
👍Improved weight maps
📈Longer record (1979–2020)
🏝️Compatible with MSWX
👪Free for non-commercial use
More information: https://t.co/geJvSwjRnw
our NEW Headwall SWIR camera gave us a test pattern! It is just the beginning of great research to come by the hand of @Nico_Younes including re-developing radiative transfer models and defining the specifications for a satellite sensor for monitoring bushfire fuels
As fires swept through Namadgi National Park in 2020, @Myebra12 assisted fire managers to predict the fires’ movement. Now she wants to know how her data models can be better used in future bushfire emergencies @ACT_Parks @ANUFennerSchool @anucecs @ourANU
The hope is to create an integrated system that allows fire managers to have the most accurate landscape data, the best modelling and innovative systems to forecast and extinguish fires before they become threats to lives and property. More👇
AJEM January 2021 - Hope for our future generations | Australian Disaster Resilience Knowledge Hub
During the 2019–20 bushfire season, 30 million hectares of bush burned, over 3000 homes were destroyed and 33 lives were lost. Over 80 per cent of A...
knowledge.aidr.org.au
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, I give a big shout out to @zhaoli2509 for his PhD work advancing the modelling of dead fuel moisture content which is essential for bushfire management #IDWGS2021
