22 2017 Project No. Project title RES-2005-003 Use of analogue communities as a guide to revegetation and associated monitoring of the post-mine landform at Ranger RES-2008-002 Development and implementation of a remote sensing framework for environmental monitoring within the Alligator Rivers Region (focus on the Magela Floodplain) RES-2008-006 The direct effects of suspended sediment on tropical freshwater biota RES-2009-002 The toxicity of uranium to sediment of Gulungul Billabong RES-2009-003 Turbidity closure criteria for off-site billabongs and streams RES-2009-009 Geological province of fine suspended sediment within the Magela catchment RES-2010-007 Assessing the geomorphic stability of the Ranger landform RES-2012-014 Optimisation of cladoceran diet for toxicity testing RES-2013-009 Radionuclide fluxes from the landform RES-2013-012 Demonstrating the utility of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for monitoring rehabilitation and revegetation of the Ranger minesite RES-2014-006 East Alligator Slackwater deposits. RES-2014-009 Spectral investigation of Ranger RES-2015-015 Characterising and mapping salt efflorescences using remotely sensed data Currently, the draft rehabilitation standards are in various stages of development (Table 23). Drafts for radiation (for humans and wildlife), and uranium, manganese and magnesium in surface waters are essentially complete, while advanced drafts exist for others including ammonia in surface waters, sulfate in surface waters (for acid sulfate soils), landform stability and erosion, and flora. For others, further work is underway or being scoped, to provide the necessary information to complete them.
22 2017 Project No. Project title RES-2005-003 Use of analogue communities as a guide to revegetation and associated monitoring of the post-mine landform at Ranger RES-2008-002 Development and implementation of a remote sensing framework for environmental monitoring within the Alligator Rivers Region (focus on the Magela Floodplain) RES-2008-006 The direct effects of suspended sediment on tropical freshwater biota RES-2009-002 The toxicity of uranium to sediment of Gulungul Billabong RES-2009-003 Turbidity closure criteria for off-site billabongs and streams RES-2009-009 Geological province of fine suspended sediment within the Magela catchment RES-2010-007 Assessing the geomorphic stability of the Ranger landform RES-2012-014 Optimisation of cladoceran diet for toxicity testing RES-2013-009 Radionuclide fluxes from the landform RES-2013-012 Demonstrating the utility of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for monitoring rehabilitation and revegetation of the Ranger minesite RES-2014-006 East Alligator Slackwater deposits. RES-2014-009 Spectral investigation of Ranger RES-2015-015 Characterising and mapping salt efflorescences using remotely sensed data Currently, the draft rehabilitation standards are in various stages of development (Table 23). Drafts for radiation (for humans and wildlife), and uranium, manganese and magnesium in surface waters are essentially complete, while advanced drafts exist for others including ammonia in surface waters, sulfate in surface waters (for acid sulfate soils), landform stability and erosion, and flora. For others, further work is underway or being scoped, to provide the necessary information to complete them.
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