6.2 2013–14 Activity Visitor/organisation Date Riparian vegetation assessment on Gulungul Dr Anita Chalmers, 15–29 June The University of Newcastle, 2014 NSW Annual data collection and survey of erosion points at Associate Professor Greg 16–19 June Tin Camp Creek for erosion monitoring. Hancock, The University of 2014 Newcastle, NSW Work on the role of vegetation in stabilising channel Dr Anita Chalmers, The 1–16 June 2014 islands in Gulungul Creek. University of Newcastle, NSW Collaboration on long-term modelling of a conceptual Professor Tom Coulthard, 25 May – rehabilitated Ranger mine landform for 10,000 University of Hull, UK 4 June 2014 Updating and enhancement of the CAESAR model to incorporate weathering and soil development. Presentation to staff. Discussion on the collaboration on long-term Associate Professor Greg 28–2 May 2014 modelling of a conceptual rehabilitated Ranger mine Hancock, The University of landform for 10,000 years. Presentation to staff. Newcastle, NSW Swampfox UAS delivery and training. Lew Woods, Skycam, NZ 28 April – 2 May 2014 Discussion on the collaboration on long-term Associate Professor Greg 10–14 February modelling of a conceptual rehabilitated Ranger mine Hancock, The University of 2014 landform for 10,000 years. Newcastle, NSW Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) tests at Kakadu. Dr Erskine, Dr Andrew 7–11 October Fletcher, Ashray Doshi, Centre 2013 for Mined Land Rehabilitation, University of Queensland Lew Woods, Skycam, NZ Collection of annual data for erosion monitoring and Associate Professor Greg 22–26 July 2013 landform evolution modelling research (Tin Camp Hancock, The University of Creek). Newcastle, NSW Development of a satellite imagery catalogue. Javier Chen (student), Charles March - May Darwin University, NT 2013 Processing of UAS imagery. Sandra Grant (student), - May 2013 Charles Darwin University, NT Presentations given at Coffee Break seminar series Dr Anthony Chariton, CSIRO 19 March 2013 and met to discuss current and future projects. and Dr Donald Baird, University of New Brunswick, Canada
6.2 2013–14 Activity Visitor/organisation Date Riparian vegetation assessment on Gulungul Dr Anita Chalmers, The University of Newcastle, NSW 15–29 June 2014 Annual data collection and survey of erosion points at Tin Camp Creek for erosion monitoring. Associate Professor Greg Hancock, The University of Newcastle, NSW 16–19 June 2014 Work on the role of vegetation in stabilising channel islands in Gulungul Creek. Dr Anita Chalmers, The University of Newcastle, NSW 1–16 June 2014 Collaboration on long-term modelling of a conceptual rehabilitated Ranger mine landform for 10,000 Updating and enhancement of the CAESAR model to incorporate weathering and soil development. Presentation to staff. Professor Tom Coulthard, University of Hull, UK 25 May – 4 June 2014 Discussion on the collaboration on long-term modelling of a conceptual rehabilitated Ranger mine landform for 10,000 years. Presentation to staff. Associate Professor Greg Hancock, The University of Newcastle, NSW 28–2 May 2014 Swampfox UAS delivery and training. Lew Woods, Skycam, NZ 28 April – 2 May 2014 Discussion on the collaboration on long-term modelling of a conceptual rehabilitated Ranger mine landform for 10,000 years. Associate Professor Greg Hancock, The University of Newcastle, NSW 10–14 February 2014 Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) tests at Kakadu. Dr Erskine, Dr Andrew Fletcher, Ashray Doshi, Centre for Mined Land Rehabilitation, University of Queensland Lew Woods, Skycam, NZ 7–11 October 2013 Collection of annual data for erosion monitoring and landform evolution modelling research (Tin Camp Creek). Associate Professor Greg Hancock, The University of Newcastle, NSW 22–26 July 2013 Development of a satellite imagery catalogue. Javier Chen (student), Charles Darwin University, NT March - May 2013 Processing of UAS imagery. Sandra Grant (student), Charles Darwin University, NT - May 2013 Presentations given at Coffee Break seminar series and met to discuss current and future projects. Dr Anthony Chariton, CSIRO and Dr Donald Baird, University of New Brunswick, Canada 19 March 2013
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