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The palaeogeography of the Bass Strait land-bridge, a vital zone of human...
Land-bridges are key regions of human connectivity, yet how geography affected peoples' movement during flooding is poorly understood. Bass Strait is one of the most important... -
Application of a new genetic classification and semi-automated geomorphic...
The acquisition of high resolution marine geophysical data has intensified in recent years (e.g. multibeam echo-sounding, sub-bottom profiling). This progress provides the... -
Renewables Environmental Research Initiative: Strengthening Australia's...
Geoscience Australia is strengthening Australia's growing offshore renewable energy sector by leading two priority projects to map, characterise and standardise seabed... -
Application of a new genetic classification and semi-automated geomorphic...
The acquisition of high resolution marine geophysical data has intensified in recent years (e.g. multibeam echo-sounding, sub-bottom profiling). This progress provides the... -
Seabed geomorphology and habitat mapping to support the sustainable...
Australia’s vast marine estate offers high-quality offshore wind resources that have the potential to help produce the renewable energy that Australia will need to achieve its... -
A two-part seabed geomorphology classification scheme; Part 1: Morphology...
This brief report updates the ‘Two-part Seabed Geomorphology classification scheme’ of Dove et al. (2016) and presents a new glossary (Part 1) of Seabed Morphology features.... -
The palaeogeography of the Bass Strait land-bridge, a vital zone of human...
Land-bridges are key regions of human connectivity, yet how geography affected peoples' movement during flooding is poorly understood. Bass Strait is one of the most important... -
Guiding research for the sustainable development, operation, and...
The development of Australia’s offshore renewable energy (ORE) industry can learn and benefit from decades of international experience and research. However, local knowledge of... -
Seabed geomorphology: mapping Australia’s way to a sustainable ocean economy
Seabed geomorphology describes the shape and evolution of underwater landscapes. These landscapes interact with ocean currents to create diverse marine habitats. Similar to... -
Precompetitive geoscience information to support the Australian ocean energy...
Australia’s vast ocean estate offers significant potential for the emerging ocean energy industry. Capitalising on this opportunity is critical to achieving Australia’s net zero...
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