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- Location Oxford, United Kingdom
- Age 15-19
- Founded in 1953
- Type of school International College
- The IB program, preparation for the IB
- The type of training Cooperative learning
- Number of students 260
- Accommodation in residence, two
- The cost of annual tuition and accommodation: from £ 35,630
St. Clare's provides an excellent opportunity for students from around the world to receive the highest level of education in Oxford – one of the most vibrant and interesting cities in Europe. The college was founded in 1953 with the aim of improving international education and providing quality programs for talented European students, it is supported by Okessays.com.
St. Clare's – a small college that allows teachers to devote much time to each child, to understand his difficulties, to see strengths and weaknesses. Classes are held in small groups in a friendly, intimate and at the same time, intense atmosphere, so that the lessons are fun, and the result is better training.
College is located in Oxford, just north of the city center. Campus St. Clare's consists of 25 buildings of amazing architecture, which posted academic buildings, laboratories, library, administration and student residences. College is located in the prestigious area of Summertown – with a lot of banks, shops, cafes and shopping centers. In addition, in the city center opened many museums, galleries and shops with everything you need.
After graduating in school, many teens still are not psychologically ready to go to the university of another country – still a different culture and the education system, the new terms and schedule. Realizing this, St. Clare's creating such flexible accommodation and training that every teenager, first, feels comfortable here, and, secondly, morally adapted for further training in the country's university. In college, students not only improve academic knowledge, but also learn to take responsibility for their actions and to develop independently.
Many employees of St. Clare's long lived in other countries and did not know firsthand what problems students face and how best to help them settle in and get the maximum benefit from academic studies.
Program participants are accommodated in comfortable student residences, which once lived in Oxford scientists. All rooms are fully equipped with modern furniture – live in them comfortably and pleasantly.
What are the advantages of learning at St. Clare's?
You are offered education in an international environment. Your child will learn among their peers aged 15-19 from more than 40 countries. This is a good opportunity to know other cultures, make new friends and learn to communicate with representatives of different countries. Education on the program International Baccalaureate (IB), having a balanced curriculum as compared to A-Level. Moreover, this qualification confirms the teenager's ability to enroll in higher education and recognized by leading universities around the world.
About the Author: Sarracenia Geres is a student. She is from Boston.
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High Blood Pressure? 10 Food Swaps to Bring it Down (Slideshow)
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, caused by stress, aging, a poor diet, not enough exercise, obesity, smoking or just plain genetics, can have lasting -- and negative -- effects on everything from your heart to your brain.
But for the 65 million Americans that have it, a few diet changes -- like trading salt for fresh herbs and spices and ham for chicken -- can go a long way toward keeping blood pressure under control.
Here are 10 food swaps -- also good for those who want to maintain low blood pressure -- to cut your salt intake without sacrificing flavor.

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Placement/Assessment Center
Welcome to the Job Placement Center website for the Lansing School District. General job search assistance is provided for all Lansing Students by staff in the Center Programs federally funded by Capital Area Michigan Works such as On-the-Job Training. Limited Internship and Work Experience Programs are offered to students year-round
Hill Center for Advanced Technology
5815 Wise Rd
Lansing MI, 48911
Telephone: (517) 325-6901
Co-Op & Internship Employment
Internships designed to be short-term (several days to several weeks) offer awareness of career activities. Students seeking long-term employment may enroll in cooperative (co-op) education programs. Co-op students generally report to their jobs instead of classes at Hill. They receive credit and pay for their work
School-To-Registered Apprenticeship
The School-To-Registered Apprenticeship (STRA) program provides students with an opportunity to participate in a registered apprenticeship program will still in high school. These 3-5 year programs combine paid on -the-job training with related classroom activities at Lansing Community College or other facilities for post high school instruction, and may lead to a college degree. Students may participate starting the summer of their junior year. Careers in the journey/skilled areas typically provide a greater income then those requiring a master's degree.
STRA offers over 800 careers with national certification, including
- Computer Careers
- Building Trades
- Electrician
- Food Service Management
- Auto Mechanics
- Health-Related Careers


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Wanting to share a little Valentine's Day love, I decided to sew up some conversation hearts for the special people in my life.
I stamped endearments on wool felt and cut a paper heart to use as a template for cutting them out.
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Listed below, and in annual order, you will find the publication record of the Fenner School of Environment and Society.
On the right you will find Annual Reports, Occasional Papers, Year Books and other reports, from both the Fenner School and its predecessor organizations.
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- Journal Articles
- Books
- Edited Books
- Book Chapters
- Conference Papers
- Book Reviews
- Reports
- Magazine Articles
- Other Output
Journal Articles
Adams, T., Brack, C., Farrier, T., Pont, D., Brownie, R. 2011. So you want to use liDAR? A guide on how to use LiDAR in forestry, NZ Journal of Forestry, 55, 4, 19-23.
Ajani, J. 2011. The global wood market, wood resource productivity and price trends: an examination with special attention to China, Environmental Conservation, 1-11.
Anderson, C., Schirmer, J., Abjorensen, N. 2011. Exploring CCS community acceptance and public participation from a human and social capital perspective, Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, DOI 10.1007/s11027-011-9312-z
Andrews, F.T., Croke, B.F.W., Jakeman, A.J. 2011. An open software environment for hydrological model assessment and development, Environmental Modelling & Software, 26, 1171-1185.
Azhar, B., Lindenmayer, D.B., Wood, J., Fischer, J., Manning, A., McElhinny, C., Zakaria, M. 2011. The conservation value of oil palm plantation estates, smallholdings and logged peat swamp forest for birds, Forest Ecology and Management, 262, 2306-2315.
Bai, X.M. 2011. Emerging patterns of urban sustainability practice in Asia, The Bridge, 41, 1, 35-42.
Bailey, M.L., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. What history reveals about reactions to climate debates, Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 26, 615-616.
Banks, S.C., Blyton, M.J., Blair, D., McBurney, L., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Adaptive responses and disruptive effects: how major wildfire influences kinship-based social interactions in a forest marsupial, Molecular Ecology, 21, 673-684.
Banks, S.C., Dujardin, M., McBurney, L., Blair, D., Barker, M., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Starting points for small mammal population recovery after wildfire: recolonisation or residual populations? Oikos, 120, 26-37.
Banks, S.C., Knight, E.J., McBurney, L., Blair, D., Lindemayer, D.B. 2011. The Effects of Wildfire on Mortality and Resources for an Arboreal Marsupial: Resilience to Fire Events but Susceptibility to Fire Regime Change, PLoS ONE, 6, e22952.
Banks, S.C., Lindenmayer, D.B., McBurney, L., Blair, D., Knight, E.J., Blyton, M.D.J. 2011. Kin selection in den sharing develops under limited availability of tree hollows for a forest marsupial, Proceedings of the Royal Society Series B, 278, 2768-2776.
Barton, P.S., Gibb, H., Manning, A.D., Lindenmayer, D.B., Cunningham, S.A. 2011. Morphological traits as predictors of diet and microhabitat use in a diverse beetle assemblage, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 102, 301-310.
Barton, P.S., Manning, A.D., Gibb, H., Wood, J.T., Lindenmayer, D.B., Cunningham, S.A. 2011. Experimental reduction of native vertebrate grazing and addition of logs benefit beetle diversity at multiple scales, Journal of Applied Ecology, 48, 943-951.
Baynes, T., M. Lenzen, J. Steinberger, X.M. Bai. 2011. Comparison of Household Consumption and Regional Production Approaches to Assessing Urban Energy Use and Implications for Policy, Energy Policy, 39, 11, 7298-7309.
Blackmore, C.J., Peakall, R., Heinsohn, R. 2011. The absence of sex-biased dispersal in the cooperatively breeding grey-crowned babbler, Journal of Animal Ecology, 80, 69-78.
Bond, N., Thomson, J., Reich, P., Stein, J. 2011. Using species distribution models to infer potential climate change-induced range shifts of freshwater fish in south-eastern Australia, Marine and Freshwater Research, 62, 1043-1051.
Brack, C., McElhinny, C., Waterworth, R., Roberts, S. 2011. Multi-scale Forest Inventory and Modelling for Multi-purpose Management, Journal of Forest Planning, 16, 133-139.
Brawata, R.L., Neeman, T. 2011. Is water the key? Dingo management, intraguild interactions and predator distribution around water points in arid Australia, Wildlife Research, 38, 426-436.
Brown, V. 2011. A new enlightenment: The rise and rise of collective learning, Griffith Review, 32, 225-232.
Buckman, G.J. 2011. The Effectiveness of Renewable Portfolio Standard Banding and Carve-outs in Supporting High-cost Types of Renewable Electricity, Energy Policy, 39, 4105-4114.
Bull, L., Thompson, D. 2011. Developing forest sinks in Australia and the United States - A forest owner's prerogative, Forest Policy and Economics, 13, 311-317.
Bush, D., Kain, D., Matheson, C., Kanowski, P. 2011. Marker-based adjustment of the additive relationship matrix for estimation of genetic parameters – an example using Eucalyptus cladocalyx, Tree Genetics & Genomes, 7, 1, 23-35.
Bush, D., McCarthy, K., Meder, R. 2011. Genetic variation of natural durability traits in Eucalyptus cladocalyx (sugar gum), Annals of Forest Science, 68, 6, 1057-1066.
Carruthers, J., Robin, L, Hattingh, J., Kull, C., Rangan, H., van Wilgen, B.W. 2011. A native at home and abroad: the history, politics, ethics and aesthetics of Acacia, Diversity and Distributions, 17, 810-821.
Cleland, D. 2011. If wishes were fishes, Griffith Review, 32, 233-240.
Croke, B.F.W., Islam, A., Ghosh, J., Khan, M.A. 2011. Evaluation of approaches for estimation of rainfall and the Unit Hydrograph, Hydrology Research, 42, 5, 372-385.
Dare, M., Vanclay, F., Schirmer, J., 2011. Understanding community engagement in plantation forest management: insights from practitioner and community narratives, Journal of Environment Planning and Management, 54, 9, 1149-1168.
Dare, M., Schirmer, J., Vanclay, F. 2011. Does forest certification enhance community engagement in Australian plantation management? Forest Policy and Economics, 13, 328-337.
Dargavel, J. 2011. Netting the Global Forest: Attempts at Influence, Global Environment, 5, 126-158.
Deveson, E.D. 2011. The Search for a Solution to Australian Locust Outbreaks: How Developments in Ecology and Government Responses Influenced Scientific Research, Historical Records of Australian Science, 22, 1–31.
Drewry, J.J., Newham, L.T.H., Greene, R.S.B. 2011. Index models to evaluate the risk of phosphorus and nitrogen loss at catchment scales, Journal of Environmental Management, 92, 639-649.
Dyball, R. 2011, Human Ecology as open transdisciplinary inquiry, Human Ecology, 24, 13-20.
Eburn. M. 2011. Changes to occupational health and safety laws and the impact on volunteers in the emergency services, Australian Journal of Emergency Management, 26, 4, 43-47.
Eburn, M. 2011. Responding to Catastrophic Natural Disasters and the Need for Commonwealth Legislation, Canberra Law Review, 30, 10(3), 81.
Eburn, M., Dover, S. 2011. Understanding Fire Law, Fire Note, 82, 1-2.
Eburn M., Jackman B. 2011. Mainstreaming fire and emergency management into law, Environment and Planning Law Journal, 28, 59-76.
Fischer, J., Batary, P., Bawa, K.S., Brussaard, L., Chappell, M.J., Clough, Y., Daily, G.C., Dorrough, J., Hartel, T., Jackson, L.E., Klein, A.M., Kremen, C., Kuemmerle, T., Lindenmayer, D.B., Mooney, H.A., Perfecto, I., Philpott, S.M., Tscharntke, T., Vandermeer, J., Wanger, T.C., von Wehrden, H. 2011. Conservation: Limits of land sparing, Letter in response to Phalan et al, Science, 334, 593.
Folland, C.K., Scaife, A.A., Lindesay, J., Stephenson, D.B. 2011. How potentially predictable is northern European winter climate a season ahead? International Journal of Climatology, DOI: 10.1002joc.2314.
Fry I. 2011. Setting the Climate Agenda in Bangkok, Environmental Policy and Law, 41, 3.
Fry, I. 2011. Climate Change Roadshow Moves to Bonn, Environmental Policy and Law: The journal for decision-makers, 41, 4/5, 185-188.
Fry I. 2011. If a tree falls in a Kyoto forest and nobody is there to hear it, will it be accounted for? An insider's view of the negotiations surrounding land use, land-use change and forestry for the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol, Review of European Community and International Environmental Law, V20:N2.
Gallant, J.C., Hutchinson, M.F. 2011. A differential equation for specific catchment area, Water Resources Research, 47, 1-14.
Gardner, J.L., Peters, A., Kearney, M.R., Joseph, L., Heinsohn, R. 2011. Declining body size: a third universal response to warming? Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 26, 6, 285-291.
Gardner, J.L., Kearney, M.R., Peters, A., Joseph, L., Heinsohn, R. 2011. Mechanisms and consequences of changing body size: reply to Bickford et al. and McCauley and Mabry, Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 26, 11, 555-556.
Garnett, S., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Conservation science must engender hope to succeed, Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 26, 59-60.
Garnett, S.T., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Avoiding the fate of Troy: response to Arlettaz et al., Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 26, 8, 380.
Gibbs, A.J., Torronen, M., Mackenzie, A.M., Wood, J.T., Armstrong, J.S., Kondo, H., Tamada, T., Keese, P.L. 2011. The enigmatic genome of Chara australia virus, Journal of General Virology, 92, 2679-2690.
Gignoux, J., Davies, I.D., Flint, S., Zucker, J.D. 2011. The Ecosystem in Practice: Interest and Problems of an Old Definition for Constructing Ecological Models, Ecosystems, 14, 1039-1054.
Gilson, M., Garnier, H., Young, P.C., Van den Hof, P.M.J. 2011. Optimal instrumental variable method for closed-loop identification, IET Control Theory and Applications, 5, 10, 1147-1154,
Gould, S.F. 2011. Does post-mining rehabilitation restore habitat equivalent to that removed by mining? A case study from the monsoonal tropics of northern Australia, Wildlife Research, 38, 482-490.
Gowland, K.M., Wood, J., Clements, M.A., Nicotra, A.B. 2011. Significant phorophyte (Substrate) bias is not explained by fitness benefits in three epiphytic orchid species, American Journal of Botany, 98, 2, 197-206.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Enforcing Environmental Regulation, Journal of Environmental Law, 23, 2, 169-201.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Energy governance in Asia: beyond the market, East Asia Forum, 3, 1, 29-30.
Gunningham, N., Sinclair, D.L. 2011. A Cluster of Mistrust: Safety in the Mining Industry, Journal of Industrial Relations, 53, 4, 450-466.
Hanspach, J., Fischer, J., Stott, J., Stagoll, K. 2011. Conservation management of eastern Australian farmland birds in relation to landscape gradients, Jounal of Applied Ecology, 48, 523-531.
Heinsohn, R., Langmore, N.E., Cockburn, A., Kokko, H. 2011. Adaptive Secondary Sex Ratio Adjustments via Sex-Specific Infanticide in a Bird, Current Biology, 21, 1-4.
Henriksen, C. Bugge, K. Hussey, P. E. Holm. 2011. Exploiting Soil-Management Strategies for Climate Mitigation in the European Union: Maximizing "Win-Win"; Solutions across Policy Regimes, Ecology and Society, 16, 4, 22.
Holley, C., Gunningham, N. 2011. Natural resources, new governance and legal regulation: when does collaboration work? New Zealand Universities Law Review, 24, 309-336.
Hopkinson, R.F., McKenney, D.W., Milewska, E.J., Hutchinson, M.F., Papadopol, P., Vincent, L.A. 2011. Impact of Aligning Climatological Day on Gridding Daily Maximum-Minimum Temperature and Precipitation over Canada, Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, 50, 1654-1665.
Hussey, K., Kenyon, D. 2011. Regulatory divergences: a barrier to trade and a potential source of trade disputes, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 65, 4, 381-393.
Jasonsmith, J.F., Macdonald, B.C.T., McPhail, D.C., Beavis, S., Norman, M., Roach, I.C., Harris, B., Isaacson, L., White, I., Biswas, F. 2011. Salinisation processes in a sub-catchment of Wybong Creek, Hunter Valley, Australia, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 58, 2, 177-193.
Johnson, C.R., Banks,S.C., Barrett, N.S., Cazzasus, F., Dunstan, P.K., Edgar, G.J., Frisher, S.D., Gardner, C., Helidoniotis,F., Hill, K.L., Holbrook, N.J., Hosie, G.W., Last, P.R., Ling, S.D., Melbourne-Thomas, J., Miller, K., Pecl, G.T., Richardson, A.J., Ridgway, K.R., Rintoul, S.R., Ritz, D.A., Ross, D.J., Sanderson, D.C., Shepherd, S., Slotwinski, A., Swadling, K.M., Taw, N. 2011. Climate Change cascades: shifts in oceanography, species ranges and marine community dynamics in eastern Tasmania, Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 400, 17-32.
Kanowski, P.J., McDermott, C.L., Cashore, B.W. 2011. Implementing REDD+: lessons from analysis of forest governance, Environmental Science & Policy, 14, 2, 111-117.
Kennett, J., McElhinny, C., Gibbons, P. 2011. Environmental and management factors controlling the potentially invasive native species Violet Kunzea (Kunzea parvifolia), Ecological Management and Restoration, 12, 1, 69-71.
Kim, H.S., Croke, B.F.W., Jakeman, A.J., Chiew, F.H.S. 2011. An assessment of modelling capacity to identify the impacts of climate variability on catchment hydrology, Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 81, 7, 1419-1429.
Kim, R. 2011. Is Ramsar Home Yet? A Critique of South Korean Laws in Light of the Continuing Coastal Wetlands Reclamation, Columbia Journal of Asian Law, 24, 2, 437-476.
King, K.J., de Ligt, R.M., Cary, G.J. 2011. Fire and carbon dynamics under climate change in south eastern Australia: Insights from FullCAM and FIRESCAPE modelling, International Journal of Wildland Fire, 20, 563-577.
Kinsela, A.S., Denmead, O.T., Macdonald, B.C.T., Melville, M.D., Reynolds, J.K., White, I. 2011. Field-based measurements of sulfur gas emissions from an agricultural coastal acid sulfate soil, eastern Australia, Soil Research, 49, 471-480.
Kragt, M.E., Newham, L.T.H., Bennett, J., Jakeman, A.J. 2011. An integrated approach to linking economic valuation and catchment modelling, Environmental Modelling & Software, 26, 92-102.
Landstrom, M.T., Heinsohn, R., Langmore, N.E. 2011. Does clutch variability differ between populations of cuckoo hosts in relation to the rate of parasitism? Animal Behaviour, 81, 1, 307-312.
Langmore, N.E., Stevens, M., Maurer, G., Heinsohn, R., Hall, M.L., Peters, A., Kilner, R.M. 2011. Visual mimicry of host nestlings by cuckoos, Proceedings of The Royal Society B, 278, 2455-2463.
Lentini P E, Fischer J, Gibbons P, Hanspach J., Martin, T. G. 2011. Value of large-scale linear networks for bird conservation: a case study from travelling stock routes - Australia. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 141, 302-309.
Lentini, P.E., Fischer, J., Gibbons, P., Lindenmayer, D.B., Martin, T.G. 2011. Australia's Stock Route Network: 1. A review of its values, and implications for future management, Ecological Management and Restoration, 12, 119-127.
Lentini, P.E., Fischer, J., Gibbons, P., Lindenmayer, D.B., Martin, T.G. 2011. Australia's Stock Route Network: 2. Representation of fertile landscapes, Ecological Management and Restoration, 12, 148-151.
Letnic, M., Story, P., Story, G., Field, J., Brown, O., Dickman, C.R. 2011. Resource pulses, switching trophic control, and the dynamics of small mammal assemblages in arid Australia, Journal of Mammalogy, 92, 6, 1210-1222.
Li, G-L., Bai, X., Yu, S., Zhang, H., Zhu, Y-G. 2011. Urban Phosphorus Metabolism through Food Consumption : The Case of China, Journal of Industrial Ecology, DOI: 10.1111/j.1530-9290.2011.00402.x
Likens, G.E., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. A strategic plan for an Australian Long-Term Environmental Monitoring Network, Austral Ecology, 36, 1-8.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Cunningham, R.B. 2011. Longitudinal patterns in bird reporting rates in a threatened ecosystem: Is change regionally consistent? Biological Conservation, 144, 430-440.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Hobbs, R.J., Likens, G.E., Krebs, C., Banks, S. 2011. Newly discovered landscape traps produce regime shifts in wet forests, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 108, 15887-15891.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Likens, G.E. 2011. Direct measurement versus surrogate indicator species for evaluating environmental change and biodiversity loss, Ecosystems, 14, 47-59.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Likens, G.E. 2011. Effective monitoring of agriculture, Journal of Environmental Monitoring, 13, 1559-1563.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Likens, G.E. 2011. Losing the culture of ecology, Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, 92, 245-246.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Likens, G.E., Haywood, A., Meizis, L. 2011. Adaptive monitoring in the real world: proof-of-concept, Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 26, 12, 641-646.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Viggers, K.L. 2011. Tool use by the Sandstone Shrike-thrush Colluricincla woodwardi, Corella, 35, 59.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Wood, J., McBurney, L, Michael, D., Crane, M., Macgregor, C., Montague-Drake, R., Banks, S.C., Gibbons, P. 2011. Cross-sectional vs. longitudinal research: a case study of trees with hollows and marsupials in Australian forests, Ecological Monographs, 81, 4, 557-580.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Wood, J.T., McBurney, L., MacGregor, C., Youngetob, K., Banks, S.C. 2011. How to make a common species rare: A case against conservation complacency, Biological Conservation, 144, 1663-1672.
Littlewood, I.G., Croke, B.F.W., Young, P.C. 2011. Discussion of 'Effects of temporal resolution on hydrological model parameters and its impact on prediction of river discharge', Hydrological Sciences Journal, 56, 3, 521-524.
Macdonald, B.C.T., Deanmead, O.T., White, I., Byrant, G. 2011. Gaseous Nitrogen Losses from Coastal Acid Sulfare Soils: A Short-Term Study, Pedosphere, 21, 2, 197-206.
Manning, A.D., Wood, J.T., Cunningham, R.B., McIntyre, S., Shorthouse, D.J., Gordon, I.J., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Integrating research and restoration: the establishment of a long-term woodland experiment in south-eastern Australia, Australian Zoologist, 35, 633-648.
Martin, P., Gunningham, N. 2011. Leading reform of natural resource management law: Core principles, Environment and Planning Law Journal, 28, 3, 137-159.
Mason, J.A., Greene, R.S.B., Joeckel, R.M. 2011. Laser diffraction analysis of the disintegration of aeolian sedimentary aggregates in water, Catena, 87, 107-118.
McIntosh, Ascouth II, J.C., Twery, M., Chew, J., Elmahdi, A., Hasse, D.,Harou, J.J., Depting, D., Cuddy, S., Jakeman, A.J., Chen, S., Kassahun, A., Lautenbach, S., Matthews, K., Merritt, W., Quinn, N.W.T., Rodriguez-Roda, I., Sieber, S., Stavenga, M., Sulis, A., Ticehurst, J., Volk, M., Wrobel, M., van Delden, H., El-Sawah, S., Rizzoli, A., Voinov, A. 2011. Environmental decision support sustems (EDSS) development - Challenges and best practices, Environmental Modelling & Software, 26, 1389-1402.
McIntyre, N., Young, P., Orellana, B., Marshall, M., Reynolds, B., Wheater, H. 2011. Identification of nonlinearity in rainfall-flow response using data-based mechanistic modeling, Water Resources Research, 47, 1-14.
McKenney, D.W., Hutchinson, M.F., Papadopol, P., Lawrence, K., Pedlar, J., Campbell, K., Milewska, E., Hopkinson, R.F., Price, D. and Owen, T. 2011. Customized spatial climate models for North America, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society December 2011, 1611-1622.
Measham, T.G., Richards, C., Robinson, C.J., Larson, S., Brake, L. 2011. Genuine Community Engagement in Remote Dryland Regions: Natural Resource Management in Lake Eyre Basin, Geographical Research, 49, 2, 171-182.
Melbourne-Thomas, J., Johnson, C., Perez, P., Eustache, J., Fulton, E., Cleland, D. 2011. Coupling biophysical and socioeconomic models for coral reef systems in Quintana Roo, Mexican Caribbean, Ecology and Society, 16, 3, 23.
Michael, D., Cunningham, R.B., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Regrowth and revegetation in temperate Australia presents a conservation challenge for reptile fauna in agricultural landscapes, Biological Conservation, 144, 407-415.
Michael, D., Lindenmayer, D.B., Crane, M., MacGregor, C., Montague-Drake, R., McBurney, L. 2011. Reptilia, Murray catchment, New South Wales, south-eastern Australia, Check List, 7, 25-29.
Michael, D.R., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Diplodactlyus tessellatus Gunther, 1875 (Squamata: Diplodactylidae), Parasuta dwyeri Greer, 2006 and Suta suta Peters, 1863 (Squamate: Elapidae): Distribution extension in the Murray catchment of New South Wales, South-eastern Australia, Checklist, 7, 578-580.
Montague-Drake, R., Lindenmayer, D.B., Cunningham, R.B., Stein, J. A. 2011. Reverse keystone species affects the landscape distribution of woodland avifauna: a case study using the Noisy Miner (Manorina melanocephala) and other Australian birds, Landscape Ecology, 26, 1383-1394.
Morton, S.R., Stafford Smith, D.M., Dickman, C.R., Dunkerley, D.L., Friedel, M.H., McAllister, R.R.J., Reid, J.R.W., Roshier, D.A., Smith, M.A., Walsh, F.J., Wardle, G.M., Watson, I.W., Westoby, M. 2011 A fresh framework for the ecology of arid Australia, Journal of Arid Environments, 75, 4, 313-329.
Muallil, R.N., Geronimo, R., Cleland, D., Cabral, R., Doctor, M.V., Trinidad-Cruz, A., Aliño, P. 2011. Willingness to exit the artisanal fishery as a response to scenarios of declining catch or increasing monetary incentives, Fisheries Research, 111, 74-81.
Munro, N.T., Fischer, J., Barrett, G., Wood, J., Leavesley, A., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Bird's response to revegetation of different structure and floristics – are "restoration plantings" restoring bird communities? Restoration Ecology, 19, 223-235.
Mutch, R.W., Rogers, M.J., Stephens, S.L., Gill, A.M. 2011. Protecting Lives and Property in the Wildland-Urban Interface: Communities in Montana and Southern California Adopt Australian Paradigm, Fire Technology, 47, 357-377.
Newell, B., Marsh, D.M., Sharma, D. 2011. Enhancing the Resilience of the Australian National Electricity Market: Taking a Systems Approach in Policy Development, Ecology and Society, 16, 2, 15.
Ogburn, D.M., White, I. 2011. Integrating livestock production with crops and saline fish ponds to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences, 1-14, iFirst article.
Pearson, D., Henryks, J., Trott, A., Jones, P., Parker, G., Dumaresq, D., Dyball, R. 2011. Local food: understanding consumer motivations in innovative retail formats, British Food Journal, 113, 7, 886-899.
Penman, T.D., Christie, F.J., Andersen, A.N., Bradstock, R.A., Cary, G.J., Henderson, M.K., Price, O., Tran, C., Wardle, G.M., Williams, R.J., York, A. 2011. Prescribed burning: how can it work to conserve the things we value? International Journal of Wildland Fire, 20, 721 - 733.
Pereoglou, F., MacGregor, C., Banks, S.C., Ford, F., Wood, J., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Refuge site selection by the Eastern Chestnut Mouse in recently burnt heath, Wildlife Research, 38, 290-298.
Piggott, M.P., Chao, N.L., Beheregaray, L.B. 2011. Three fishes in one: cryptic species in an Amazonian floodplain forest specialist, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 102, 391-403.
Pittock, J., Finlayson, C.M. 2011. Australia's Murray-Darling Basin: freshwater ecosystem conservation options in an era of climate change, Marine and Freshwater Research, 62, 232–243.
Pittock, J., Hartmann, J. 2011. Taking a second look: climate change, periodic re-licensing and better management of old dams, Marine and Freshwater Research, 62, 312-320.
Porter, J.R., Deutsch, L., Dumaresq, D., Dyball, R. 2011. How will growing cities eat? Nature, 469, 33-34.
Potter, J.M., Koerbin, G., Abhayaratna, W.P., Cunningham, R.D., Telford, R.D., Hickman, P.E. 2011. Transient troponin elevations in the blood of healthy young children, Clinica Chimica Acta, 413, 7-8, 702-706.
Qureshi, M.E., Grafton, R.Q., Kirby, M., Hanjra, M.A. 2011. Understanding irrigation water use efficiency at different scales for better policy reform: a case study of the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia, Water Policy, 13, 1-17.
Rayner, L., Ellis, M., Taylor, J.E. 2011. Double sampling to assess the accuracy of ground-based surveys of tree hollows in eucalypt woodlands, Austral Ecology, 36, 252-260.
Robin, L. 2011. The Global Challenge of Climate Change: Reflections from Australian and Nordic Museums, reCollections, 6, 2.
Robin, L., Carruthers, J. 2011. Introduction: Environmental History and the History of Biology, Journal of the History of Biology (Special Issue on Environmental History, 44, 1-14.
Robins, L., Kanowski, P. 2011. ' Crying for our Country': eight ways in which 'Caring for our Country' has undermined Australia's regional model for natural resource management, Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, 18, 2, 88-108.
Ryan, A.M., Spash, C.L. 2011. Is WTP an attitudinal measure? Empirical analysis of the psychological explanation for contingent values, Journal of Economic Psychology, 32, 674-687.
Sabetraftar, K., Mackey, B., Croke, B. 2011. Sensitivity of modelled gross primary productivity to topographic effects on surface radiation: A case study in the Cotter River Catchment, Australia, Ecological Modelling, 222, 795-803.
Santika, T. 2011. Assessing the effect of prevalence on the predictive performance of species distribution models using simulated data, Global Ecology and Biogeography, 20, 181-192.
Schirmer, J. 2011. Scaling up: Assessing social impacts at the macro-scale, Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 31, 3, 382-391.
Seddon, J., Bathgate, A., Briggs, S., Davies, M., Doyle, S., Drielsma, M., Zerger, A., Gibbons, P., Hacker, R. 2011. Comparing Regional Biodiversity Benefits of Investment Strategies for Land-Use Change, Geographical Research, 49, 2, 132-152.
Sherren, K., Fischer, J., Pink, J., Stott, J. Stein, J., Yoon, H-J. 2011. Australian Graziers Value Sparse Trees in Their Pastures: A View shed Analysis of Photo-Elicitation, Society and Natural Resources, 24, 412-422.
Sherren, K., Fischer, K.J., Clayton, H., Hauldren, A., Dovers, S. 2011. Lessons from visualising the landscape and habitat implications of tree decline – and its remediation through tree planting – in Australia's grazing landscapes, Landscape and Urban Planning, 103, 2, 248-258.
Shiga, Y., Greene, R.S.B., Scot, K.M., Stelcer, E. 2011. Recognising Terrestrially-Derived Salt (NaCl) in SE Australian Dust, Aeolian Research, 2, 215-220.
Smiarowski, A., Macnae, J., Bann, G. 2011. Inversion of low-induction number conductivity meter data to predict seasonal saturation variation, Geophysics, 76, 6, 1-12.
Smith, A.L., Gardner, M.G., Bull, C.M., Driscoll, D.A. 2011. Primers for novel microsatellite markers in "fire-specialist" lizards (Amphibolurus norrisi, Ctenotus atlas and Nephrurus stellatus) and their performance across multiple populations. Conservation Genetics Resources, 3, 345-350.
Stein, J., Nevill, J. 2011. Counting Australia's protected rivers, Ecological Management & Restoration, 12, 3, 200-206.
Stern, D.I., Pezzey, C.V., Lambie, N.R. 2011. Where in the world is it cheapest to cut carbon emissions? Agricultural and Resource Economics, 56, 1-17.
Swanson, M.E., Franklin, J.F., Beschta, R.L., Crisafulli, C.M., DellaSala, D.A., Hutto, R.L., Lindenmayer, D.B., Swanson, F.J. 2011. A reply to King et al, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, 9, 320.
Swanson, M.E., Franklin, J.F., Beschta, R.L., Crisafulli, C.M., DellaSala, D.A., Hutto, R.L., Lindenmayer, D.B., Swanson, F.J. 2011. The forgotten stage of forest succession: early-successional ecosystems on forest sites, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, 9, 2, 117-125.
Teske, P.R., Rius, M., McQuaid, C,D., Styan, C.A., Piggott, M., Benhissoune, S., Fuentes-Grunewald, C., Walls, K., Walls, M., Attard, C.R.M., Cooke, G.M., McClusky, C.F., Banks, S., Barker, N.P., Beheregaray, L.B. 2011. Nested cryptic diversity in a widespread marine ecosystem engineer: A challenge for detecting biological invasions, BMC Evolutionary Biology, 11, 1, 1-13.
Thampapillai, V. 2011. International Water Law for Transboundary Resource Management - Environmental and Human Rights, Environmental Policy and Law, 41, 3, 127-136.
Thompson, C.J., Croke, J.C., Purvis-Smith, D. 2011. Floodplain sediment disconnectivity at a tributary junction and valley constriction site in the Fitzroy River basin, Queensland, Australia, Geomorphology, 125, 293-304.
Ticehurst, J.L., Curtis, A., Merritt, W.S. 2011. Using Bayesian Networks to complement conventional analyses to explore landholder management of native vegetation, Environmental Modelling & Software, 26, 52-65.
Tidemann, C.R., Grarock, K., King, D.H. 2011. Euthanasia of pest sturnids in nestboxes, Corella, 35, 2, 49-51.
Tidemann, C.R., Nelson, J.E. 2011. Life expectancy, causes of death and movements of the grey-headed flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) inferred from banding, Acta Chiropterologica, 13, 2, 419-429.
Turak, E., Ferrier, S., Barrett, T., Mesley, E., Drielsma, M., Manion, G., Doyle, G., Stein, J., Gordon, G. 2011. Planning for the persistence of river biodiversity: exploring alternative futures using process-based models, Freshwater Biology, 56, 1, 39-56.
Van Delden, H., Seppelt, R., White, R., Jakeman, A.J. 2011. A methodology for the design and development of integrated models for policy support, Environmental Modelling and Software, 26, 266-279.
van Kerkhoff, L., Ahmad, I.H., Pittock, J., Steffen, W. 2011. Designing the Green Climate Fund: How to Spend $100 Billion Sensibly, Environment Magazine, 53, 3, 18-30.
Veth, P., Hiscock P., Williams, A. 2011. Are tulas and enso linked in Australia? Australian Archeaology, 72, 7-14.
Vigiak, O., Newham, L.T.H., Whitford, J., Roberts, A.M., Rattray, D., Melland, A.R. 2011. Integrating farming systems and landscape processes to assess management impacts on suspended sediment loads, Environmental Modelling & Software, 26, 144-162.
Walkington, H., Griffin, A.L., Keys-Mathews, L., Metoyer, S.K., Miller, W.E., Baker, R., France, D. 2011. Embedding Research-Based Learning Early in the Undergraduate Geography Curriculum, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, iFirst article, 1-16
Wang, X-J., Zhang, J-Y., Liu, J-F., Wang, G-Q., He, R-M., Elmahdi, A., Elsawah, S. 2011. Water resources planning and management based on system dynamics: a case study of Yulin city, Environment, Development and Sustainability, 13, 2, 331-351.
Weinberg, A., Gibbons, P., Briggs, S.V., Bonser, S.P. 2011. The extent of pattern of Eucalyptus regeneration in an agricultural landscape, Biological Conservation, 144, 227-233.
Wong, D.T.Y., Jones, S.R., Osborne, W.S., Brown, G., Robertson, P., Michael, D.R., Kay, G.M. 2011. The life history and ecology of the Pink-tailed Worm-lizard Aprasia parapulchella Kluge a review, Australian Zoologist, 35, 927-940.
Wyborn, C. 2011. Landscape Scale Ecological Connectivity: Australian Survey and Rehearsals, Pacific Conservation Biology, 17, 2, 121-130.
Young, M., Lamb, B., Doran, B. 2011. Gambling, Resource Distribution, and Racial Economy: An Examination of Poker Machine Expenditure in Three Remote Australian Towns, Geographical Research, 49, 1, 59-71.
Young, P. 2011. Gauss, Kalman and Advances in Recursive Parameter Estimation, Journal of Forecasting, 30, 104-146.
Young, P.C., Ratto, M. 2011. Statistical Emulation of Large Linear Dynamic Models, Technometrics, 53, 1, 29-43.
Youngentob, K.N., Roberts, D.A., Held, A.A., Dennison, P.E., Jia, X., Lindenmayer, D.B. 2011. Mapping two Eucaluptus subgenera using multiple endmember spectral mixture analysis and continuum-removed imaging spectrometry data, Remote Sensing of Environment, 115, 1115-1128.
Youngentob, K.N., Wallis, I.R., Lindenmayer, D.B., Wood, J.T., Pope, M.L., Foley, W.J. 2011. Foliage chemistry influences tree choice and landscape use of a gliding marsupial folivore, Journal of Chemical Ecology, 37, 71-84.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Archer, S., Barton, P., Bond, S., Crane, M., Gibbons, P., Kay, G., MacGredor, C., Manning, A., Michael, D., Montague-Drake, R., Munro N., Muntz, R., Stogoll, K. 2011. What Makes a Good Farm for Wildlife? CSIRO Publishing, Australia, Pp. 176.
Munro, N., Lindenmayer, D. 2011. Planting for Wildlife. A Practical Guide to Restoring Native Woodlands, CSIRO Publishing, Pp 96.
Edited Books
Fox, J.C., Keenan, R.J., Brack, C.L., Saulei, S. 2011. Native forest management in Papua New Guinea: advances in assessment, modelling and decision-making, ACIAR Proceedings No. 135, 69-76. Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: Canberra, Pp 201.
Grafton, Q., Hussey, K. 2011. Water Resources Planning and Management: Challenges and Solutions, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, Pp 800.
Book Chapters
Bai, X.M., Schandl, H. 2011. Urban Ecology and Industrial Ecology, In: The Routledge Handbook of Urban Ecology , I. Douglas, D. Goode, M. Houck , R. Wang (eds), Routledge, 26-37.
Banjade, M. R. 2011. Can Adaptive Collaborative Approach Improve Livelihoods? Reflections from the Experience with Nepal's Community Forestry. In: Can Learning Based Approaches Take Root in Natural Resource Management? Reflections from the world of practice, H.R. Ojha, A. Hall, R. Sulaiman (eds), 62-75.
Bekessy, S.A., Wintle, B.A., Linenmayer, D.B., Mccarthy, M.A., Colyvan, M., Burgamn, M.A., Possingham, H.P. 2011. Growing biodiversity banking. In: Payments for Ecosystem Services and Food Security, Ottaviani, D., Scialabba, N.E. (eds.) FAO, 104-107.
Brack C.L. 2011. Improving forest inventory in Papua New Guinea: moving away from the 1% stripline survey. In: Native forest management in Papua New Guinea: advances in assessment, modelling and decision-making, J.C. Fox, R.J. Keenan, C.L. Brack. S. Saulei (eds), ACIAR Proceedings No. 135, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: Canberra, 69-76.
Dyball, R. 2011. Human Ecology, In: The Encyclopedia of Sustainability: Vol 5. Ecosystem Management and Sustainability, R.K. Craig, B. Pardy, J.C. Nagel, O. Schmitz (eds) , Berkshire Publishing, USA, 184-188.
Eldridge, D.J., Greene, R.S.B., Dean, C. 2011. Climate change impacts on soil processes in rangelands, In: Soil Health and Climate Change, B.P. Singh, A.L. Cowie, K.Y. Chan KY (eds), Springer, 237-256.
Engel, J.R., Mackey, B. 2011. The Earth Charter, Covenants, and Earth Jurisprudence. In: Earth Jurisprudence, P. Burdon (ed), Wakefield Press, Adelaide, 313-323.
Feary, S.A., Eastburn, D., Sam, N., Kennedy, J. 2011. Western Pacific, In: Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge, J.A. Parotta, R.L. Trosper (eds), Springer, 395-447.
Fleming, R, Kanowski, P, Brown, N, Jenik, J, Kahumbu, P, Plesnik, J, Devisscher, T. 2011. Emerging perspectives on forest biodiversity, In: UNEP Year Book 2011, Emerging issues in our global environment, UNEP, Nairobi. 46-59.
Gross, C. 2011. Why justice is important, In: Basin Futures: Water reform in the Murray-Darling Basin, D. Connell, R.Q. Grafton (eds), ANU E-Press, Canberra, 149-162.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Innovations in collaborative governance, In: Old Problems New Solutions: integrative research supporting natural resource governance, S. Russell, B. Frame, J. Lennox (eds), Manaaki Whenua Press, Otago, NZ, 110-117.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Water Governance in Canterbury, In: Old Problems New Solutions: integrative research supporting natural resource governance, S. Russell, B. Frame, J. Lennox (eds), Manaaki Whenua Press, Otago, NZ, 39-48.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Governance, wicked problems and water, In: Old Problems New Solutions: integrative research supporting natural resource governance, S. Russell, B. Frame, J. Lennox (eds), Manaaki Whenua Press, Otago, NZ, 12-21.
Gunningham, N. 2011. Strategizing compliance and enforcement: responsive regulation and beyond, In: Explaining Compliance: business responses to regulation, C. Parker, V.L. Nielsen (eds), Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 199-221.
Hezri, A.A., Dovers, S. 2011. Shifting the policy goal from environment to sustainable development, In: Malaysia's development challenges: from middle income to advanced economy, H. Hill, R.H.M. Zin, T. Siew-Yean (eds), London: Routledge, 276-295.
Hobson, K., Hill, M. 2011. Cultivating citizen-subjects through collective praxis, In: Ethical Consumption, A Critical Introduction, T. Lewis, E. Potter (eds), Routledge, UK, 216-230.
Hussey, K., Schram, A. 2011. Managing the Links between Climate, Energy, Water and Food in Europe, In: Energy and the Environmental Challenge, L. Wylie, P. Winand (eds), P.I.E. Peter Land, Germany, 245-268.
Kagan, R.A., Gunningham, N., Thornton, D. 2011. Fear, Duty, and Regulatory Compliance: Lessons from Three Research Projects, In: Explaining Compliance: business responses to regulation, C. Parker, V.L. Nielsen (eds), Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 37-58.
Kanowski, P., McDermott, C., Cashore, B. 2011. Post-Copenhagen strategies for the implementation of REDD+, In: Climate Change, Global Risks, Challenges and Decisions, K. Richardson, W. Steffen, D. Liverman (eds), Cambridge University Press, UK, 429.
Keane, R.E., Cary, G., Flannigan, M. 2011. Challenges and Needs in Fire Management: A Landscape Simulation Modeling Perspective, In: Landscape ecology in forest management and conservation: Challenges and solutions for global change, L. Chao, R Lafortezza, J. Chen (eds), Springer, Higher Education Press, Beijing, China, 75-98.
Keenan, R.J., Fox, J.C., Brack, C.L, Saulei, S. 2011 Native forest management in Papua New Guinea: an introduction, In: Native forest management in Papua New Guinea: advances in assessment, modelling and decision-making, J.C. Fox, R.J. Keenan, C.L. Brack, S. Saulei (eds), ACIAR Proceedings No. 135,.Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: Canberra, 10-16.
Keenan, R.J., Brack, C.L., Golman, M, Vanclay, J.K. 2011. A simple planning system for sustainable timber harvesting in Papua New Guinea. In: Native forest management in Papua New Guinea: advances in assessment, modelling and decision-making, J.C. Fox, R.J. Keenan, C.L. Brack, S. Saulei (eds), ACIAR Proceedings No. 135,.Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research: Canberra, 176-184.
Kilby, P., Williamson, K. 2011. NGO and Community-Oriented Disaster Response: Lessons from the Humanitarian Response to the Asian Tsunami in India and the Jogyakarta Earthquake in Indonesia, In: Comparative Emergency Management: Examining Global and Regional Responses to Disasters, D.S. Miller, J.D. Rivera (eds), CRC Press, USA, 329-346.
Lazarow, N., Dovers, S. 2011. Ecologically Sustainable Development in Marine Areas: Environment, Economics and People, In: Marine Resources Management, W. Gullett, C. Schofield, J. Vince (eds), LexisNexis, Sydney, 91-107.
Li, G., Dovers, S. 2011. Integrated assessment of climate change impacts on urban settlements: lessons from five Australian case studies, In: Climate change adaptation in developed countries. Springer, J.D. Ford, L. Berrang-Ford (eds), Springer, Canada, 289-302.
Rahman, M.Z., Lahiri-Dutt, K. 2011. Ensuring Water Security in Rural Areas of Bangladesh under Climate Change and Non-climatic Drivers of Change, In: Coping with Global Environmental Change, Disasters and Security, H.G. Brauch (ed), Springer, Germany, 969-981.
Roberts, B., Bai, X.M. 2011. Environment and Climate Change. In: State of Asian Cities, 2010/2011. UN Habitat.
Robin, L. 2011. The rise of the idea of biodiversity: crises, responses and expertise, Quaderni (Journal of l'Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales du CNRS, Paris); Special Issue: Les promesses de la biodiversité, 7, 1, 25-38.
Robin, L. 2011. History for Global Anxiety, In: The Future of Environmental History: Needs and Opportunities (RCC Perspectives 2011, Issue 3, K. Coulter, C, Mauch (eds), Munich, Germany, 41-44.
Robin, L. 2011. Perceptions of Place and Deep Time in the Australian Desert: Using Art in Environmental History, In: Thinking Through the Environment, T. Myllyntaus (ed), Cambridge UK: White Horse Press, 81-99.
Robin, L. 2011. New science for sustainability in an ancient land, In: Nature's End: History and the Environment, S. Sörlin, P. Warde (eds), Palgrave MacMillan, London and New York, 188-211. New paperback edition 2011, first ed. 2009.
Schirmer, J. 2011. Land use change. In: New Directions in Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual and Methodological Advances, F. Vanclay, A.M. Esteves (eds), Cheltenham (UK): Edward Elgar, 171-185.
Troy, P. 2011. The urban water challenge in Australian Cities, In: Water Resources Planning and Management: Challenges and Solutions, Q. Grafton, K. Hussey (eds), Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 463-482.
Weir, JK. 2011. How to Keep the Rivers Flowing, in Pincock, S (ed) The Best Australian Science Writing 2011, NewSouth, Sydney
White, I., Falkland, T., 2011. Reducing Groundwater Vulnerability in Carbonate Island Countries in the Pacific, Chapter 6 in H. Treidel, J.L., Martin-Bordes, J.J., Gurdak (eds) Climate Change Effects on Groundwater Resources: A Global Synthesis of Findings and Recommendations. No 27 IAH International Contributions to Hydrology, CRC Press, 75-109.
Conference Papers
Barbour, E.J., Driver, P.D., Kuczera, G.A., Blakers, R.S., Croke, B.F.W. 2011. Optimizing environmental flow rules – a conceptual model. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 3994-4000.
Blakers, R.S., Croke, B. F. W., Jakeman, A. J. 2011. The influence of model simplicity on uncertainty in the context of surface – groundwater modelling and integrated assessment. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 3833-3839.
Blakers, R.S., Kelly, B.F.J., Anderson, R.S., Mariethoz, G., Timms, W. 2011. 3D Dengrogram Analysis for Mapping Aquifer Connectivity and Flow Model Structure, Proceeding from the MODFLOW, and More 2011: Integrated Hydrologic Modeling Conference, Colorado 5-8 June 2011.
Daniell K.A., Coombs, P., White I. 2011. Multi-level governance and politics of innovation uptake in the water sector. In Proceedings of the World Congress of the International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR), Brisbane 26 June- 1 July 2011, Balance and Uncertainty: Water in a Changing World, 2014-2023.
Driver, P.D., Barbour, E.J., Michener, K. 2011. An integrated surface water, groundwater and wetland plant model of drought response and recovery for environmental water management. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 2444-2450.
Dyer, F., El Sawah, S., Harrison, E., Broad, S., Croke, B., Norris, R., Jakeman, A. 2011. Predicting water quality responses to a changing climate: building an integrated modelling framework. In Water Quality: Current Trends and Expected Climate Change Impacts (Proceedings of symposium H04 held during IUGG2011, Melbourne Australia, July 2011). IAHS Publ. 348, 178-184.
Eburn, M., Dovers, S. 2011. Governments and emergency response, in R.P. Thornton (Ed), Proceedings of Bushfire CRC & AFAC 2011 Conference Science Day, 1 September 2011, Sydney Australia, Bushfire CRC, 278-284.
El Sawah, S., Guillaume, H. A., Mitchell, M. 2011. Using Participatory Rapid Appraisal and DPSIR approaches for participatory modelling: A case study for groundwater management in South Australia. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 2873-2879.
El Sawah, S., Hicks, A., Manger, P., Athanasiadis, I.N., Croke, B.F.W., Jakeman, A.J. 2011. A web-based platform for integrated groundwater data management. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 3141-3147.
Fu, B., Pollino, C.A., Merritt, W., Capon, S. 2011. Coupled Bayesian Networks and recursive partitioning method for wetland and ecological modelling. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 2451-2457.
Guillaume, J.H.A. 2011. A risk-based tool for documenting and auditing the modelling process. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 3854-3860.
Hocking, V. 2011. Designing Sustainable Urban Futures: Presenting a Design-led methodology for Sustainability Research, Conference Proceedings State of Australian Cities 2011 (SOAC2011).
Hutchinson, M.F., Xu, T., Stein, J.A. 2011. Recent Progress in the ANUDEM Elevation Gridding Procedure. In: Geomorphometry 2011, edited by T. Hengel, I.S. Evans, J.P. Wilson and M. Gould, Redlands, California, USA, 19-22.
Jones, E., Mills, F., Doran, B., Caprarelli, G., Clarke, J. 2011. Initial Results from a GIS-based Unsupervised Classification Study of the Martian Surface, Proceedings from the 10th Australian space Science Conference, 2010, 145-160.
Jones, E., Mills, F., Doran, B., Caprarelli, G., Clarke, J. 2011. New Unsupervised Classification of the Martian Surface into TES Thermal-Inertia Albedo Units, 42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2011, 7-11 March, The Woodlands, Texas, 1-2.
Keesman, K.J., Koskela, J.J., Guillaume, J.H., Norton, J.P., Croke, B.F.W., Jakeman, A.J. 2011. Uncertainty modelling and analysis of environmental systems: a river sediment yield example. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 4106-4112.
Merritt, W.S., Reddy, V.R., Rao, K.V., Pavelic, P., Ahmed, S. Ranjan, R., Croke, B.F.W., Syme, G.J. 2011. Integrated modelling for understanding watershed development impacts on social and biophysical systems. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 2887-2893.
Robin, R., Moore, J., Willoughby, S., Maroske, S. 2011.'Aliens from the Garden, Conference Proceedings State of Australian Cities 2011 (SOAC2011).
Sun, X.Y., Thompson, C.J., Croke, B.F.W. (2011) Using a logistic regression model to delineate channel network in southeast Australia. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 1916-1922.
Sundaram, M.S., Mills, F.P., Allen, M., Yung, Y.L. 2011. An Initial Model Assessment of Nox Photochemistry on Venus with Heterogeneous oxidation of CO, Proceedings from the 10th Australian space Science Conference, 2010, 119-132.
Thompson, C.J., Hicks, A., Sun, X.Y. 2011. A GIS tool for the design and assessment of road drain spacing to minimize stream pollution: RoadCAT. In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 1923-1929.
Troy, P. 2011. The rise and fall of public housing in Australia, Conference Proceedings State of Australian Cities 2011 (SOAC2011).
Vigiak, O., McInnes, J., Beverly, C., Thompson, C., Rees, D., Borselli, L. 2011. Impact of soil erodibility factor estimation on the distribution of sediment loads: the La Trobe River catchment case study.In Chan, F., Marinova, D. and Anderssen, R.S. (eds) MODSIM2011, 19th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, December 2011, 1930-1936
White I., Falkland A., Fatai T. 2011. Vulnerability of Groundwater Resources in Tongatapu. In Proceedings of the World Congress of the International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) Brisbane 26 June- 1 July 2011, Balance and Uncertainty: Water in a Changing World, 879 - 887.
Book Reviews
Gardner, J.L., Marsack, P.R. 2011. Book Review, Effects of Climate Change on Birds, Emu, 111, 371-372.
Leavesley, A. 2011. Book Review, Field Guide to the Birds of Australia 8th Edition, Emu, 111, 188-190.
Smith, M.A. 2011. 'Puritjarra Rock Shelter: Final Report on Excavations 1986-90'. CD-Rom (Canberra: NMA Technical Report Series 1: ISBN 9781876944759) (launched National Museum of Australia, 4 May 2011)
Banjade, M.R., Paudel, N.S., Karki, R., Sunam, R., Paudyal, B.R. 2011. Putting Timber into the Hot Seat: Discourse, Policy and Contestations over Timber in Nepal. Discussion Paper. Kathmandu, ForestAction.
Banjade, M.R., Paudel, N.S., Karki, R., Sunam, R., Paudyal, B.R. 2011. Forest and Poverty-Potentials and Challenges of timber management in Nepal (Booklet in Nepali). Kathmandu, ForestAction.
Hatton, T, Cork, S, Harper, P, Joy, R, Kanowski, P, Mackay, R, McKenzie, N, Ward, T, Wienecke, B. 2011. Australia State of the Environment 2011. DSEWCPaC. Pp 932.
Kanowski, P. 2011. Genetically-modified trees: opportunities for dialogue. Scoping Paper, The Forests Dialogue, Yale University. Pp 13.
Holzknecht, H., James, R., Kanowski, P. (eds.) 2011. A Review of the use of portable sawmills in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands'. (Inputs also from Sairusi Bulau, Ken Groves, Andrew McGregor and Digby Race). Final Report for ACIAR project FST/2003/049.
Kanowksi, P., Verryn, S. 2011. High-performance eucalypts and interspecific hybrids for marginal lands in south and eastern South Africa and south-eastern Australia, FST/1996/124, Adoption of ACIAR project outputs Studies of projects completed in 2006–07.
Sunam, R.K., Banjade, M.R., Paudel, N.S., Khatri, D.B. 2011. Governance of community forestry and role of forest bureaucracy in Nepal (Booklet in Nepali). Kathmandu, ForestAction.
Weir, JK. 2011. Karajarri: A West Kimberley experience in managing native title, AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper No. 30, Pp 31.
Magazine Articles
Eburn M., Dovers, S. 2011. The Stakes Are High for Australian Emergency Managers, IAEM Bulletin October 2011 Online Edition, 31-33.
Lindenmayer, D.B., Blair, D., McBurney, L., Banks, S. 2011. Forest phoenix, Australasian Science, 32, 28-29.
Other Output
Eburn M. 2011. Reforming Victoria's Emergency Management Arrangements: Towards a more disaster resilient and safer Victoria - Who is in charge? submission in response to the Department of Justice Green Paper 'Towards a More Disaster Resilient and Safer Victoria' dated 30 October 2011.
Dyball, R. 2011. Knowledge isn't the problem, willpower is, The Drum Opinion, 6 March 2012.
Kanowski, P. 2011. Black and white and REDD all over: a plan to save the world's forests, The Conversation, 23 May 2011.
Kanowski, P. 2011. Deforestation agreements – a climate change success story, sort of …, The Conversation, 22 December 2011.


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The committee organizing the annual Grand Island Father's Day Lawn Mower Race and Kevin Doring Memorial 5K Run/Walk meet to plan the event, which will take place Saturday, June 18, on the West River Parkway.
New this year to the event, which benefits the Grand Island Relay For Life, will be a vintage boat show.
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Singletrack Mountain Bike Magazine March 2006
In this Issue:
Tim Johnson Interview
Bars and Gloves Group Tests
The North Downs Route Guides
Hashing the Jungle
Cover photo: Magura Test Riders, La Palma. By Marco Toniolo.
Contents photo: Sedona, Arizona. By Anne Keller.
Spineline: He's the new Sid James.
Chipps invites the readership to beat your bike and show it who is boss otherwise you are just throwing shapes.
Doorstep Adventure
You didn't need to fly to Durango to have fun when you were a kid. No, you found adventure on your bike in scrubby wasteland near your house. Dave Anderson continues the tradition.
One for Sorrow
Solo rides are for introspective poets. Real mountain bikes embrace the group ride, so reckons Philly D.
Tim Johnson is the proprietor of Sideways Cycles – a pokey shop in the middle of nowhere. Despite this he has won the Singletrack Awards for 'Best UK Bike Shop' three times. The Singletrack team try and identify the secret of his success.
Bike Test
The team test four 29ers – big wheel mountain bikes – from Salsa, On-One, Ridgeback and Gary Fisher. Are they the future?
- Gary Fisher Rig
- On One Inbred
- Ridgeback Dual Track Pursuit
- Salsa Dos Niner
Our regular product testing section. Products from jackets to pedals put through their paces in this gritty issue.
- Nike Packable Jacket
- Bontrager Mud-X Tubeless Tyres
- Bontrager Super Juice Tyre Sealant
- Rennen Rollenlager tensioner and single cog spacer
- Park Tools Steerer Tube Cutting Guide
- Ikea Bag
- SDG Bel Air RL Saddle
- Crank Bros 50/50 XX Pedals
- Icebreaker Mt200 Oasis Crew Top
- Google Earth
- Lake Mx 300 Boots
- ArmourFit Basic Long Sleeve Cold
- 1000 Mile Socks
- Continental Slash 2.3 Tyres
- Continental Edge 1.9 Tyres
- Pakuma Choroka K1 Messenger Bag
- Marin Drop Out Protector
- Smartwool Lightweight Crew Jersey
- Smartwool Lightweight Leggings
- Adrenaline Mini Crew Socks
- Spectre MTB Oxidised Special Design
Four pages of reader-submitted photos on the theme of 'Adventure' – including the winning submission which wins a Dakine camera bag.
Bike Porn
The Trek EX9.5 OCLV. Trek's top notch carbon fibre trail bike. Just about everything is carbon fibre.
Bars. Everyone needs bars, right? The Singletrack team round up twenty examples that run the full range from risers to flat bars and from carbon to alloy bars.
- Answer Pro Taper XC Riser
- Azonic B-52 Riser
- Easton Monkey Bar EA70 Riser
- Easton Monkey Lite XC Riser
- FSA XC 190 Riser
- Gusset Topless 4Cross Riser
- Oval T600 Riser
- Oval T800 Riser
- Ritchey WCS Riser
- USE Atom Riser
- X-Lite XC-2 Riser
- Bontrager Race X-Lite OS Riser
- FSA K-Force XC Riser
- Race Face Atlas LR Riser
- Race Face Next SL Riser
- On One Fleegle Bars
- Salsa Pro Moto Flat
- Bontrager Race XXX Lite OS Flat
- Ritchey WCS Flat
The Trivial Pursuit of Knoweldge
Is it a coincidence that so many pub quizzes take place in pubs with fantastic trails out the door? Ben invites two teams for riding and grunge quizzing.
Deep Waters
This issue, Sam Waters looks at how improbable bicycles are in general and how inevitable a crash must be.
Fish Out of Water
Hucklustre. Can you turn a wheels on the ground XC rider into a freeride God? Not really, but Chipps has a go anyway.
Let's get Lost
Dean Taylor swaps man-made trails for good old getting lost in the hills. He loves it – once he has managed to get home.
Gloves. Nearly everyone needs gloves, so here's a selection of some of the best.
- 661 Raji
- Altura Ascent
- Dakine High Wire
- Endura Dexter
- Fox Incline
- Fox Thermal Paw
- Kona Stuff
- Lizard Skins Komodo
- Nike Long Finger Glove
- Northwave Skeleton
- Race Face Flow 2
- Specialized Ridge
- Specialized Team XC Long
- Salsa Baja
If you go down to the woods today – you'll find Cressers fighting a slow-motion battle with the trees.
We've a new jersey design out, mouse mats and other things for you to spend your money on.
Win Manitou R7 Forks. Ben collected up all the questions from the pub quizzes (on '58) and is using them as your chance to win a pair of brand new Manito R7 forks.
Lost Within Sigh
Mel Allwood gets lost on a sunny day with perfect visibility. It's not as hard as it sounds.
Hashing the Jungle
It's a 'hare and hounds' pasttime played by runners around the world. Steve Thomas joins a mountain bike 'hash' in Malaysia to see how it compares.
Route Guide
Holmbury Hill and Ranmore Common, The North Downs. Simon Raistrick serves up the most comprehensive slice of South Eastern riding, including a definitive guide to what's legal and downright cheeky.
- Easy 23km (14.29 miles), no timescale given
- Medium 38km (23.61 miles), no timescale given
- Hard 62km (38.52 miles), no timescale given
Great Divide Race
The Great Divide 'course' is a 2,500 mile off-road trip from Canada to Mexico. Alan Tilling faced fatigue, bears and a numb willy in last years event.
Web Roundup
It's back. The latest news from Europe's biggest MTB website along with the top ten posters on it.
Find out about all the benefits you could get!
Some off duty shots of the illustrious characters behind the magazine along with Steve M pondering peer pressure.


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Stamford Bridge side close in on Brazilian talent.
Check-In to Arsenal v Tottenham
Chelsea will battle Inter Milan in their pursuit of Brazilian playmaker Willan according to German source 4-2-2.com.
The West London side are one of many sides said to be chasing the Shakhtar Donestk star, who put in two solid displays against the Blues in Champions League action this season.
This source values the 24 year old at €35m (£27m) and that is a fee that Chelsea should have no issues forking out whilst Inter Milan must reportedly sell in order to buy, with the San Siro side looking for a buyer for Dutchman Wesley Sneijder so that they can then push on with a move for the Brazilian international.
This must therefore make Chelsea the favourites to snap up the talented attacker, who can play across the midfield but works most effectively in a wide floating role.
Willian has previously spoken of a move to a London club being a dream one that he would be keen to pursue, further fueling talk of a move to Stamford Bridge.
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I was using my Henry Hoover as usual. When i sucked up quite a fair sized puddle of water. The hoover instantly cut out and a strange burning smell was coming from it. Would this be the fuse, motor etc ? Or would it be worth my while just replacing the entire hoover ?
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Hi. I have to wonder why anyone would **** up a puddle of water with a dry vacuum cleaner (with no earth lead). I realise that your question may simply be a joke, but if you are serious, I think it is probably fair to assume that it is now dead and probably gone to "Henry Heaven". Perhaps it would pay you to buy a "Charles" which is a wet & dry version of Henry.
Definitely the motor. You can get a new one from e-spares.com but keep the okd one so you can follow the relevant conections or draw a diagram before disposing of old one.I did not and now no-one can, or is willing, to tell me how to connect it up.
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I was using my Henry Hoover as usual. When i sucked up quite a fair sized puddle of water. The hoover instantly cut out and a strange burning smell was coming from it. Would this be the fuse, motor etc ? Or would it be worth my while just replacing the entire hoover ?
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Burning smell coming out while using a Hoover's upright vaccum cleaner (model U6434900). Replaced both flat and v-belt. The problem appears to be coming from near the motor area. The manual does not provide any information on how to reach that area. Any help will be appreciated.
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Henry hoover Hi all, I bought a spares/ repairs Henry on ebay having been told there was no cable rewind and believing that since I had a spare one in the shed it would be an easy fix. However, poor Henry had his cable replaced to find when plugged in, he tries to start but nothing happens. The motor turns once and just cuts out. If you turn it on and off again it happens again. One whir and turn of the motor, then nothing. It blew the fuses out in the kitchen first time too, so could it be a re
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Have a Centralux Aerus about 5 years old. Don't see a model number. There is suction but beater brush quit working. Was using for a few minutes, shut it off for a few minutes, turned it back on and suction only. Tried the reset button also. Tried the sidekick attachment and it works fine. There was no smell like something was hot. Belt is fine. Are there any fuses or anything else to try? This vacuum cleaner has not really been used that much, it is hard to believe the motor would need replaced
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We have a hoover porta vac. that at first it would sometimes come on and sometimes not. It did completely stop coming on, so I have changed the switch and the cord but with no luck. Could you offer any suggestions or is this a motor situation. To my knowledge the motor was not making any noise. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Molly Maid of NW Fla.
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I have an electrolux genesis upright vacuum that I bought used about 8 years ago. It has been A great vacuum the best I ever had. I thought the belt had come off so I took it in for repair. They called today and said that the brush rotor motor was bad and it would be around 148.00 dollars to repair. My question is could I buy the part and have my husband replace it or would it be too complicated. Can you still buy an electrolux vacuum comparable to this one and how much are they. I love this vac
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I have a Z345 Electrolux cylinder vacuum cleaner, from the 1970s probably, but not used much. I have lost the guide. I forgot to change the bag before it was full. Smoke started to come out - smelling of burnt paper, not rubber. So switched off. It did not blow the fuse, and may be OK. I wish to inspect it. How do I open it up? Alos I have an air filter and a motor filter for it. I have often changed the air filter on the top. How do I get at the motor filter, if there is one? Than
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I have had my Bissell Healthy Home for just over a year. I use it once or twice a week on five area rugs and two small bedrooms with wall to wall carpet. Just recently, the motor started to sound extremely loud and it smells like it's burning. The vacuum still picks up everything and all the brushes are turning. Advice? I really like this vacuum and would really like to fix it rather than replace it!
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The Muralist
by B.A. Shapiro
Pub Date: November 3, 2015
I am a sucker for World War II stories. And I love novels that employ the "parallel stories" idea of two stories, one in the past and one in the present, that find each other in the end. Though technically this novel begins before the U.S. entered the conflict, Hitler and his atrocities feature prominently in the story.
Alizee Benoit is a WPA (Works Progress Administration) artist, helping to produce the murals that still stand in many government buildings today. (The local post office in my former Chicago neighborhood had a lovely one I liked to admire.) Her story is contrasted with that of her great-niece Danielle Abrams, a cataloger for Christie's auctions. Danielle is fascinated with the family mystery of the disappearance of her great-aunt in 1940. Alizee was a promising artist, friends with Jackson Pollack and Mark Rothko, part of the abstract art movement that made her friends famous after the war. But there is no record of her after 1940. Her niece feels a definite kinship with her artistic aunt, and uses her position at Christie's to see if she can solve the puzzle.
I'm not trained in art, but I am at least somewhat aware of the WPA, Rothko and Pollack, and of the isolationist politics America favored before the attack on Pearl Harbor. The novel served as a good introduction to all. And, oddly or sadly enough, is still a relevant reflection on our involvement with conflicts abroad still. That's one thing I really enjoy about historical fiction – the good writers will not only provide a good story, but give you a feel for the era and you come away with an education on the time period. I felt The Muralist did a pretty good job delivering that. All the while you get to read about the bohemian life of a young artist, her hopes and desires, her fears for her family abroad, and get a feel for her soon-to-be famous friends.
There is some more adult content in the story, but nothing graphic. Though I found some plot points near the end of the book a little off and not quite in harmony with the rest of the book, and frankly a little more rushed than I would have preferred, I did enjoy the journey this book took me on. If you have any interest in visual art, NYC in the 1940s, or WWII stories in general, this would be one to try.


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Paleomagnetic evidence and implications for structural block rotation on Unalaska Island
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Fall 5-12-2010
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Geology - Environmental Studies
Kirsten Nicolaysen; Robert Carson
The Aleutian Islands are a volcanic arc that formed as a result o f the subduction of the Pacific plate beneath the North American plate. The obliquity of the plate convergence has caused separation of the arc crust into five structural blocks that have undergone varying amounts of clockwise rotation. The amount of blo ck rotation varies longitudinally due to the increasing obliquity of convergence moving west along the arc. This study addresses whether there has been rotati on in the eastern portion of the arc du ring the last two million years . For this study, paleomagn etic core samples from young Quaternary and older Tertiary flows on Unalaska Island were analyzed using alternating field and thermal demagnetization techniques to determin e whether rotation has occurred . Bulk geochemical analysi s and mineralogical analys is showed that the presence of pyrrhotite, titanomagnetite, and titanohematite and the degrees of oxidation of these minerals have a significant effect on the magnetic signatures in rocks of the Tertiary Unalaska Formation. The study determined that there has been no rotation on the island since the emplacement of the Lava Ramp flows (~54 ka).
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Aleutian Islands (Alaska) -- Geology, Volcanoes -- Research, Island arcs, Volcanic rock, Unalaska Island (Alaska), Plate tectonics -- Pacific Area, Plate tectonics -- North America, Structural Geology, Lava flows, Igneous rocks, Paleomagnetism, Whitman College -- Dissertation collection 2010 -- Geology-Environmental Studies
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