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The Kiwi connection
December 15, 2018
A seafloor image from the deep-tow camera capturing orange roughy is marked up for analysis. Links in deep-sea research between the Austalia and New Zealand date back to the 1980s-early 1990s when assessing the size and status of orange roughy stocks was a key research issue for both NIWA and CSIRO. Image: CSIRO
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Seamount resources: balancing exploitation and conservation
December 8, 2018
Malcolm Clark has worked with CSIRO colleagues on seamount research for many years, and is sharing his experience of similar environments across the Tasman. As a principal investigator on this survey, he is leading a watch, and helping to plan and direct sampling operations. Image: Fraser Johnston/CSIRO
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Science meets marine park management
December 2, 2018
Cath Samson enjoys good weather in the Huon Marine Park off southern Tasmania. Image: Bethany Green/CSIRO
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Cooee! Sound-testing 1200 metres beneath the waves
December 1, 2018
The acoustic calibration toolkit: ropes, weights, a large glass sphere, and a USBL positioning system to help the ship locate itself exactly over the sphere, which will be lowered to depths of 1200 metres. Image: Bethany Green/CSIRO
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