remote sensing, namra, darwin

Monitoring Darwin coastal waters from space

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Current projects

Population connectivity of the catadromous fish Lates calcarifer across Van Diemen Gulf using a genomic approach

Optimizing the management of tropical reef fish through the development of an integrative approach

Investigating trophic role of roving apex predators in tropical estuaries across space and time of northern Australia: a case study with euryhaline elasmobranchs

Ecological niches of euryhaline elasmobranchs in northern Australian rivers

Developing new ecotoxicological methods for marine ecosystems

Impact of ghost nets on sea turtle populations

Impacts of water quality on the sponge holobiont

Ocean Colour Remote Sensing and Marine Optics

Supporting management of listed and rare species

David Blondeau-Patissier

Dr David Blondeau-Patissier

David.Blondeau-Patissier@cdu.edu.au

Ocean Colour Remote Sensing and Marine Optics

Recent content

Optimizing the management of tropical reef fish through the development of an integrative approach ltaillebois
Population connectivity of the catadromous fish Lates calcarifer across Van Diemen Gulf using a genomic approach ltaillebois
Metal and nutrient cycling and its impact on food-web dynamics in Darwin Harbour in comparison to the Van Diemen Gulf dpurcell
Eutrophication has no short-term effect on the Cymbastela stipitata holobiont hluter
Sea sponges a soak for sewage hluter
Impacts of water quality on the sponge holobiont hluter
Investigating trophic role of roving apex predators in tropical estuaries across space and time of northern Australia: a case study with euryhaline elasmobranchs severy
TWP presentation - A sequence of events in the life of a Top End sea turtle kdethmers
Monitoring Darwin coastal waters from space dpatissier
Ocean Colour Remote Sensing and Marine Optics dpatissier