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IMOS - AUV SIRIUS, CAMPAIGN: GREAT BARRIER REEF, FEBRUARY 2011

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GBR Queensland (Doherty): In the Great Barrier Reef the program is focused on seagrass beds in the middle of the GBR lagoon to understand how their abundance is affected by upwelling coming through the Magnetic and Palm Passages and on deepwater coral reefs on the outer GBR. Although there is extensive monitoring of shallow water reefs along the extent of the GBR, there has been relatively little opportunity to monitor deeper reefs. Understanding the nature of these deepwater reefs may provide important insights into the resilience of the GBR to stresses such as changing temperatures, ocean acidification, cyclones and nutrient influx from the coast. Surveys of the seagrass beds in the lagoon, which were designed to revisit sites surveyed using towed video ten years ago, and at Myrmidon Reef on the outer GBR were completed during July 2011 to establish benthic reference sites in this area.

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AUV | Australia | Autonomous Underwater Vehicle | Bathymetry | Cameras | Chlorophyll | Conductivity | Coral Sea | Countries | Data Loggers | Field Surveys | Fluorescence | Fluorometers | IMOS Facility | Ocean Chemistry | Ocean Optics | Ocean Temperature | Oceans | Organic Matter | Oxygen | Pacific Ocean | Queensland | Regional Seas | SONAR | Seabed Vehicles | Seafloor Topography | Still Cameras | Turbidity | Turbulence Sensors | Underwater Surveys | Water Depth | Water Temperature | underwater |

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