Environmental research, maps and data for tropical Australia
AIMS eReefs Visualisation Portal - Explore the reef through time
Get to know about Australia's new marine parksRecent articles
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Published on5 February 2020
Understanding the management and governance of Australia’s vast coastline can be complex.
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Published on16 December 2019
Bardi-Jawi Marine Rangers partner with marine scientists to research fish and coral recruitment processes in the Kimberley. -
Published on20 May 2019
Data is now available for download from the AIMS Long Term Monitoring Program and the Marine Monitoring Programs. -
Published on23 November 2018
Sponge taxonomy is difficult and challenging, it requires adequate laboratory facilities, experience and time, which are often not available.
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Published on29 June 2017
Interactive map displays stereo-video imagery collected for the Barossa Environmental Baseline Study 2015, Western Australia. Click on the map below (i.e.
Recent datasets
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30 June 2020
This dataset consists of three data files (spreadsheets) from a two month aquarium experiment manipulating pCO2 and light, and measuring the physiological response (photosynthesis, growth, protein and pigment content) of the adult and juvenile stages of two specie Modified on
23 June 2020
This dataset contains estimated daily integrated benthic photosynthetically active radiation (bPAR) in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and Coral Sea for each day from July 2007 through to December 2019. Data are provided on a 1km grid.
Modified on
23 June 2020
This dataset presents the programs written for realising the communication between the WiSA automated irrigation system and the decision support tool – IrrigWeb for NESP TWQ Project 3.1.2. Modified on
7 May 2020
This dataset shows the effects of herbicides (detected in the Great Barrier Reef catchments) on the growth rates (from cell density data) and photosynthesis (effective quantum yield) on the free-living form of the dinoflagellate coral symbiont Cladocopium goreaui during labo Modified on
21 April 2020
The Bright Earth eAtlas Basemap dataset collection is a satellite-derived global map of the world at a 1:1M scale for most of the world and 1:200k scale for Australia.