Research Interests in TESAG
Postgraduate Research
Collaborative Links
Staff Research Profiles
SEES
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Research Groups
TESAG reseach in the news:
Small town survival vital to Australia
Hervey Bay dugongs to be tracked by satellite
Cars remain top choice for North Queensland Commuters
Super Cyclones 10 times more frequent
Centre for Tropical and Urban Regional Planning
Centre for Disaster Studies
The Tropical Marine Wildlife Research Group
A few of our research interests:
Tropical Urban and Regional Planning
Urban design, urban energy use, hazard planning, residential and community development, Third WQorld self help housing schemes, Indigenous communities
Environmental change and landscape processes:
- land classification and vegetation mapping at Jenolan Caves
- hillslope stability in tower karst at Ipoh, Perak State, Malaysia
Natural resource management, environmental management:
- managing and monitoring impacts of rainforest access
- rainforest conservation principles and management
- cave process studies at Jenolan and Wombeyan Caves
- Molecular tracing of spectacled flying-fox (Pteropus conspicillatus) movements in rainforests and orchards of wet tropical Queensland
Conservation of marine wildlife and their habitats:
- distribution and habitat use of dugongs (information
on dugongs from GBRMPA)
- status of dugong populations (The Dugong (Dugong dugon)
Status Reports and Action Plans for Countries and Territories in Its Range)
Effects of fishing on the environment:
- fisheries modelling
- reef line fishing
- estuary and inshore fishing
- social impact assessment of changing commercial access to Queensland fishing.
