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Ocean Acidification and Dissolved Carbon Dioxide

Since the beginning of industrialisation in the 18th Century, man-made CO2 emissions have progressively increased CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere. Consequently, more CO2 is being absorbed by the oceans, altering the carbonate chemistry of ocean surface waters: it reduces its pH and concentrations of carbonate ions, while increasing dissolved inorganic carbon (in the form of bicarbonate and dissolved CO2). This process is called 'ocean acidification', and its effects on marine organisms and ecosystems can be profound. It is imperative to better understand the spatial and temporal dynamics of changes in the carbonate chemistry due to increased atmospheric CO2 in waters of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), to improve predictions and to validate of ocean acidification models. 
To fill this data gap, AIMS has developed a program to increase the availability of data on the partial pressure of CO2 (pCO2), pH and dissolved oxygen (DO) data from the GBR, based on two systems: One data collection system is fitted to the RV Cape Ferguson where it complements the existing Thermosalinograph (TSG) measurements of temperature, salinity, turbidity and fluorescence; the other system is located at the foot of the weather station tower on Davies Reef, a mid-shelf reef in the central Great Barrier Reef. 
Under the "Ocean Acidification" program are two joint research projects, "Developing a Carbon Budget for the Great Barrier Reef" and "Increasing the Available Carbonate Chemistry Data for the GBR". These projects are a collaboration between AIMS and Southern Cross University, with funding from the Australian Government through The Great Barrier Reef Foundation (GBRF) and AIMS.

Tags: Carbon Dioxide, Ocean Chemistry, Oceans, Oxygen, pH
Organization: Australian Institute of Marine Science
Occupations of debtors

AFSA asked insolvent debtors to nominate their usual trade or profession. The responses are classified using the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO).

For more information about the data, please visit https://www.afsa.gov.au/resources/statistics/socio-economic-statistics/occupations/guide-to-occupations-of-debtors

Tags: ANZSCO, occupation, occupations, profession
Organization: Australian Financial Security Authority
O&A XBT MARVL Data

This dataset contains the processed Expendable Bathythermograph (XBT) data collected on Australia's Marine National Facility (MNF) RV Franklin and RV Southern Surveyor. XBT data typically comprises temperature and depth readings relayed to the surface at intervals of 0.1 seconds as the probe passes through the top few hundred metres of the ocean. This dataset has been QCed by the CSIRO Oceans & Atmosphere's (Formerly CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research) Ocean Observing Networks (OON) group. The data can be retrieved via CMAR Data Trawler, please see link below. The data is also available via the international National Oceanographic Data Center (NODC) Global Temperature-Salinity Profile Program (GTSPP) (Franklin platform code: 09FA and call sign: VJJF, Southern Surveyor platform code: 09SS and call sign: VLHJ) and Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN).

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA). This subset of the data contains 47 XBT station records from 15 voyages and includes temperature, pressure and salinity (derived) and spans from 1995 to the present. 

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds over 724 XBT station records from more than 72 surveys collected since 1985.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
O&A Underway MARVL Data

The O&A Underway data set includes data collected during the voyages of Australia's Marine National Facility and CSIRO marine research vessels.  Underway data typically consists of voyage track point data that has been interpolated into a standard time interval.

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA).  This subset of the data contains 7,179,357 position records from 206 voyages and includes air/water temperature, pressure and salinity (derived) and spans from 1995 to the present.

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds over 28,457,501 position records from 313 voyages collected since 1986.  This data includes air pressure, air and sea surface temperature, water depth, humidity, fluorescence, pyranometer, wind, par, ship heading and speed, rain, radiometer and salinity (derived). Individual metadata records have been created for each research voyage.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
Ocean Acidification and Dissolved Carbon Dioxide Sensors - Davies Reef Platform AIR TEMPERATURE -  From 07 Jun 2016 To 15 Sep 2016

This data set was collected by sensors located on the Davies Reef, and will be used for investigation of Ocean Acidification. The work is being funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation (GBRF) in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).

Instrumentation was deployed for measuring Air Temperature from 07 Jun 2016 through to 15 Sep 2016, and the installation was located at/on Davies Reef Platform Latitude:-18.83162 - Longitude:147.6345.

Tags: Alkalinity, Carbon Dioxide, Ocean Chemistry, Oceans
Organization: Australian Institute of Marine Science
O&A MARVL Moorings Data

The O&A Moorings data set includes data collected using moored current meters deployed at various locations around Australia and in the southern Ocean has been loaded into the the CMAR Data Warehouse. Individual metadata records contain detailed information about each experiment. Most of these data were collected by the historical CSIRO divisions of Fisheries, Oceanography, Marine Research and now Marine and Atmospheric Research.  Moorings data typically consists of time series station data measuring current, salinity, temperature and pressure over an extended period.

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA). This subset of the data contains 29,805 measurements from 2 moorings and spans from 1995 to 1996

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds 2,878,549 recordings from 33 moorings collected since 1983. Individual metadata records have been created for each station.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
O&A Hydrology MARVL Data

The O&A Hydrology data set includes data collected during the voyages of Australia's Marine National Facility, and of various CSIRO marine research vessels and coastal stations. Hydrology usually consists of salinity and nutrient values obtained by analysing water samples taken at several depths at each station.

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA).  This subset of the data contains 2,555 Hydrology station records from 78 surveys and includes temperature, pressure and salinity and spans from 1995 to the present.

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds over 31,796 Hydrology station records from more than 601 surveys collected since 42.  This data includes temperature, pressure and salinity, and may also include any or all of nitrate, nitrite, oxygen, phosphate, silicate and ammonia. Individual metadata records have been created for each research voyage.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
O&A ADCP MARVL Data

The O&A Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) data set includes data collected during the voyages of Australia's Marine National Facility, and of various CSIRO marine research vessels. ADCP data consists of vertical current profiles binned at depth intervals of between 2 to 16 metres.

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA).  This subset of the data contains 77,693 ADCP profile records from 155 voyages and includes corrected U and V values at a centred binned depth and spans from 1995 to the present.

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds over 387,181 ADCP profile records from more than 222 voyages collected since 1987.  This data includes corrected U and V values at a centred binned depth.  Individual metadata records have been created for each research voyage.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Species with Disjunct Ranges

National Estate species with disjunct ranges consist of two grid layers - 1 for fauna and 1 for flora. 

National Estate flora and fauna species with disjunct ranges are species with highly specific habitat preferences and low powers of dispersal such as frogs and reptiles, species with documented isolated populations within the region, and species associated with fragmented habitat, primarily rainforest. These species were identified by experts and through literature review.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion:
A1: Importance in the evolution of Australia's natural history.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, FORESTS Natural, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
O&A Trajectory MARVL Data

The O&A Trajectory data set includes data collected during the voyages of Australia's Marine National Facility and CSIRO marine research vessels.  Trajectory data typically consists of undulating CTD track point data.

The subset extracted for MARVL contains data on the continental shelf as defined by the 200 metre depth contour from the 2012 Bathymetric dataset merged (spatial union) with the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Australian Maritime Boundary dataset (http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_63565) available from Geosciences Australia (GA).  This subset of the data contains 867,617 position records from 14 voyages and includes water temperature, pressure, water depth, fluorescence and salinity (derived) and spans from 1995 to the present.

The full data set is held in the O&A Information & Datacentre Data Warehouse, which currently holds over 3,124,509 position records from 31 voyages collected since 1988.  This data includes water temperature, pressure, water depth, fluorescence, salinity (derived), oxygen, eco chloro, eco cdom and eco bp. Individual metadata records have been created for each research voyage.

Organization: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere - Information and Data Centre
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Species at the End of their Range

Flora and fauna species at the end of their range are those species whose known distribution range terminates within or near the Upper North East (UNE) Comprehensive Regional Assessment (CRA) region. The value can reflect broad biogeographic boundaries or past species population movements. Within the context of north-eastern NSW, species at the limit of their range tend to be those species from tropical or sub-tropical Australia whose southern distribution limit occurs in the region, or those species from temperate Australia who reach their northern distribution range limit in the region.

Species were identified by experts and through literature review.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A1: Importance in the evolution of Australian flora, fauna, landscapes or climate.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Remnant Vegetation

Remnant vegetation is important for demonstrating the principle characteristics of forested landscapes and ecosystems, and rare or uncommon species, and is related to maintaining existing processes.

Remnant vegetation were defined as forest ecosystems with a 90% reduction in their pre-1750 area and undisturbed elements within extensive forest ecosystems where such undisturbed areas constitutes less than 20% of their pre-1750 area based on expert opinion.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A2: Importance in maintaining existing processes or natural systems at the regional or national scale

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FLORA, FORESTS, FORESTS Natural, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Refugia

National Estate refugia are places where species can persist and subsequently disperse from, following long term climatic and environmental change. Refugia were also defined as places where species are not eliminated by a threatening process. The impacts of the threatening process are either prevented or buffered, and species are able to persist despite being eliminated from other (non-refugial) areas. Refugia include places to which species can move to avoid a threateneing process.

The areas identified were: riparian areas, sedgelands, wetlands, rainforest, steep sandstone escarpments, native grasslands, alpine and sub alpine vegetation types, coastal heaths, banksia, paperbark, and casuarina types, coastal scribbly gum and callitris forests, mallee, rock outcrops and areas on basalt geologies, wet old growth forest and steep ecological gradients.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A1: Importance in the evolution of Australian flora, fauna, landscapes or climate.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Rare Species

National Estate rare flora and fauna species includes those species which are naturally rare or uncommon, or have become so through the effects of disturbances or threatening processes. Species were identified by experts and through literature review.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion: B1: Importance for rare, endangered or uncommon flora, fauna, communities, ecosystems, natural landscapes or phenomena, or as a wilderness

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Ocean Acidification and Dissolved Carbon Dioxide Sensors - RV Cape Ferguson CO2/pH Trip 6623 -  From 31 Jan 2017 To Present

This data set was collected by sensors located on the Ship, and will be used for investigation of Ocean Acidification. The work is being funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation (GBRF) in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).

Instrumentation was deployed for measuring CO2 in sea water on trip 6623 from 31 Jan 2017, and the installation was located at/on RV Cape Ferguson.

Organization: Australian Institute of Marine Science
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Upper North East - National Estate - Habitat Richness

The National Estate habitat richness layer is a grid representing the occurence of flora and fauna species, intersected with vegetation community richness.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A3: Importance in exhibiting unusual richness or diversity of flora and fauna habitat.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, FORESTS Natural, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Southern - National Estate - Refugia

National Estate refugia are places where species can persist and subsequently disperse from, following long term climatic and environmental change. Refugia were also defined as places where species are not eliminated by a threatening process. The impacts of the threatening process are either prevented or buffered, and species are able to persist despite being eliminated from other (non-refugial) areas. Refugia include places to which species can move to avoid a threateneing process.

The areas identified were: riparian areas, sedgelands, wetlands, rainforest, steep sandstone escarpments, native grasslands, alpine and sub alpine vegetation types, coastal heaths, banksia, paperbark, and casuarina types, coastal scribbly gum and callitris forests, mallee, rock outcrops and areas on basalt geologies, wet old growth forest and steep ecological gradients.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A1: Importance in the evolution of Australian flora, fauna, landscapes or climate.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural, Offline Data
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Southern - Flora Point Data

The Flora Point data shows all known vascular plant taxa for the Southern NSW CRA region.

This dataset is owned by the New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service (NSW NPWS).This data is not to be distributed to other agencies or parties without the permission of the custodian. Further information regarding access to this data can be obtained from the New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Restricted

Tags: FLORA, FLORA Native, FORESTS, FORESTS Natural, Offline Data
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
NSW - CRA/RFA - Forests - Lower North East - National Estate - Species with Disjunct Ranges

National Estate flora and fauna species with disjunct ranges are species with highly specific habitat preferences and low powers of dispersal such as frogs and reptiles, species with documented isolated populations within the region, and species associated with fragmented habitat, primarily rainforest. These species were identified by experts and through literature review.

This dataset has been assessed against the following National Estate sub-criterion A1: Importance in the evolution of Australia's natural history.

This is an archived dataset jointly owned by the Commonwealth Government and NSW Governments under the NSW Regional Forest Agreements (RFA) Data Agreement of 31 March 2000.This data is available to the public from the Department and may be used by third parties for unrestricted use provided that the copyright interests of the owners are protected.

Any reproduction of this dataset must carry the following statement:
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia and New South Wales Government 1998.
Departmental Deed

Tags: Downloadable Data, FAUNA, FLORA, FORESTS, FORESTS Natural, HERITAGE, HERITAGE Natural
Organization: Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water