Daniel Ierodiaconou

TL;DR: The authors examined agreement between perceived greenness of neighbourhoods and an objective measure of greenness using a normalised vegetation index (NDVI) and found that there was a lack of agreement between the perceived and objective measures of Greenness, suggesting that these measures are capturing different aspects of neighbourhood greenness.

TL;DR: This work uses towed video observations and seafloor complexity variables derived from multibeam echosounder bathymetry and backscatter to predict the distribution of 8 dominant benthic biological communities in a 54 km2 site, off the central coast of Victoria, Australia.

TL;DR: This study used a geospatial approach to delineate a coastal corridor from 73 adult female flatback postnesting migratory tracks from four rookeries along the north-west coast of Australia, providing valuable information towards proposing new locations requiring protection, as well as identifying high-priority network linkages between existing marine protected areas.

TL;DR: The analysis demonstrates an increase in modelled nitrogen and phosphorus loadings from 1980 to 2002 and demonstrated the enormous potential of using remote sensing and GIS for monitoring regional scale environmental processes.

TL;DR: This study demonstrates the applicability of supervised learning techniques for benthic habitat characterization using angular backscatter response data from multibeam echo-sounder technology using four different supervised learning methods.