Project 1.1 asks the question: "what have we got and what state
is it in?"
The research aims to deliver new techniques and technologies for
evaluating soil and site characteristics; for remotely sensing
forest health, condition and carrying out stand inventory. This
will be done in three subproject areas:
- 1.1.1 Site evaluation
- 1.1.2 Monitoring of forest condition with multi-spectral and
hyper-spectral remote-sensing
- 1.1.3 Improved forest inventory using high resolution airborne
remote sensing
The leader of Project 1.1 is Dr Neil Sims (Ensis).
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Farmers in the Midlands of Tasmania at a field
workshop learning about a decision support system to
control tree decline, which is based upon analysis by scientists in
Research Programme One.
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Senior scientists in this project are Drs Neil McKenzie (CSIRO,
Land and Water), Darius Culvenor (Ensis), Jon Osborn (University of
Tasmania), Paul Feikema (University of Melbourne /Department of
Sustainability and Environment), and Rob Musk (University of
Tasmania).
Please browse the employment and scholarship pages for any job
vacancies that may be open in relation to the work undertaken in
this project.
