c70bfd4f-0de9-4ba1-94a6-0be97f767f6a urn:uuid eng UTF-8 nonGeographicDataset nonGeographicDataset 2025-10-17T00:42:19 creation ISO 19115 2016 Scientific Workshop Report (9-10 September 2015) c70bfd4f-0de9-4ba1-94a6-0be97f767f6a A scientific workshop for NESP Project D1 ¿Developing a toolbox of predictive models for the monitoring and management of KEFs and CMRs in the North and North-west regions¿ was held at Geoscience Australia 9-10 September 2015. The objectives of the workshop were to discuss future research priorities for the North and North-West regions and to define current knowledge gaps by consolidating existing datasets from AIMS, GA and UWA. Several robust datasets for the North and North-West region were identified which may be used to validate, refine, or extend existing models, particularly in the Oceanic Shoals CMR and along the North-west coastline, including the Kimberley CMR. There are still large regions for which very little scientific information exists, notably the Argo Rowley Terrace CMR and other deep-sea areas. However, when balanced against stakeholder interests and marine management priorities, data-poor CMRs closer to the coast such as the Kimberley and 80 Mile Beach CMRs are the most likely candidates for future research. Citation: Przeslawski, R, Miller, KJ, Nichol, SL, Bouchet, PJ, Huang, Z, Kool, JT, Radford, B, Thums, M., 2015, Developing a toolbox of predictive models for the monitoring and management of KEFs and CMRs in the North and North-west regions - Scientific Workshop Report, Report in Marine Biodiversity Hub, National Environmental Science Programme (NESP) {"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[[112.92, -45.0], [159.11, -45.0], [159.11, -9.2402], [112.92, -9.2402], [112.92, -45.0]]]} 112.92 159.11 -45.0 -9.2402 EARTH SCIENCES Marine Biodiversity Hub National Environmental Science Project D1 - NESP D1 Published_External marine milestone report predictive model Link to Report documentDigital Link to Report HTML