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Associate Professor Phill Cassey featured on News.com.au about China's wet markets

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Can we meet the UN challenge to restore coastal wetlands by 2030?

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Professor Peng Bi joins expert panel, urging government to adopt ‘Go now, go hard and go smart’ strategy

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Media release: A new species of sea snake discovered in Western Australia

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New Paper in Science - The last interglacial Iberian Neandertals as fisher-hunter-gatherers

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Guaranteeing faster speeds for generating maps of climate change through time

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Media Release: Our researchers featured in The Advertiser about the Kangaroo Island fires

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MEDIA RELEASE: Carbon storage in costal ecosystems receives new funding

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National parks threatened by introduction of commercial honeybees

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³ÉÈË´óƬ researchers raise awareness on the importance of satellite imagery for mapping bushfire impacts

My suggests there is a considerable knowledge gap between ‘Big Satellite Data’ and ‘those who need it’. Megan and I share the concern that neither the general public nor decision makers are fully aware of the range of information Earth Observation satellites can provide, nor is there a good understanding of the advanced technical skills needed to access and process imagery into useful map data.ÌýWe recognise that there is a bottleneck in delivering useful information to the public, with a sea of data-rich satellite imagery available at one end and a huge unmet demand at the other.

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