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This collection represents book chapters, research papers, journal articles and conference papers and presentations by the staff of the Ocean Technology Group
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Zero emission energy for the Great Barrier Reef
Xiao, ZiyuPublished 2019-08-26Open AccessReport, Technical -
Sydney Coastal Waters Chlorophyll 2009
Marco, NakarinPublished 2010-10-18Samples of surface ocean water off shore of Sydney, Australia were collected and nourished with nutrients. The samples were exposed to natural sunlight and kept in a water bath. The variation of chlorophyll as detected by ...Open AccessDataset -
Underwater Acoustic Imaging: Exact Geometric-Acoustics Treatment of the Image due to a Specular Reflector
Blair, David GPublished 2009-09-23In underwater acoustic imaging, used to produce high-resolution images in turbid waters, a specular reflector in general produces a 'pseudoimage' of the receiving array, located on the reflecting surface; the pseudoimage ...Open AccessReport, Technical -
Engineering Ocean Nourishment
Judd, Bruce; Harrison, Daniel P; Jones, Ian S FPublished 2008-07-01The annual productivity of the ocean is limited by the availability of nutrients. Ocean Nourishment is the concept of purposefully introducing nutrients to the surface ocean to sequester carbon dioxide and increase the ...Open AccessConference paper -
Desalination plants: Potential impacts of brine discharge on marine life
Danoun, RashadPublished 2007-07-31Water has always been the earth's most valuable natural resource for human beings and ecosystems. Fresh water is an essential natural resource that supports human beings, flora and fauna habitat. Reductions in water ...Open AccessReport, Technical