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'Climate Smart Seaports' tool applied to Port of Newcastle

RMIT University, Australia
Dr Jane Mullett (Associated with, Aggregated by)
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Report about climate change in the East Coast South NRM region of Australia, focused on Port of Newcastle. This report was created in reference to Port of Newcastle (AUNTL), located in the ABC NRM region East Coast South. The report is composed of Ports Australia data, Jane Mullett's custom data, measurements from ACORN-SAT stations, CSIRO & BoM trend data, CMAR future data, CSIRO future data, Port of Newcastle vulnerability assessment, and Jane Mullett's personal analysis. It has been created by Jane Mullett using the Climate Smart Seaports tool. Climate Smart Seaports is an online decision support toolkit designed to help Australian seaports adapting to climate change and improving their resilience to it. The toolkit lets users access data from various datasets such as CSIRO, BoM, ABS, BITRE as well as their own personal data. Climate Smart Seaports then allows writing and publishing reports based on this data and the user analysis.

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Applied Economics | Atmospheric Sciences | Applied Economics | Applied research | Atmospheric Sciences | Climate and Climate Change | Climate Change Processes | Climate Change Processes--New South Wales | Climatology (Excl. Climate Change Processes) | Earth Sciences | Economics | Engineering | Environment | Earth Sciences | Economics | Environment and Resource Economics | Environment and Resource Economics | Interdisciplinary Engineering | Interdisciplinary Engineering Not Elsewhere Classified | Meteorology | Social Impacts of Climate Change and Variability |

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