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Workshop Series 21
The John Brewer Reef floating hotel: A case-study in marine environmental monitoring, 1995
Proceedings of a GBRMPA Workshop reviewing the Environmental Monitoring Program, held in Townsville, Australia in December 1989
Editors: Vicki Harriott and Peter Saenger
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 111.53KB]
SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 179.01KB]
WORKSHOP PAPERS
- Introduction Peter Saenger and Ian Dutton [Adobe Acrobat Format 439.42KB]
- Bommie Cropping Overview David Fisk [Adobe Acrobat Format 295.69KB]
- Biological Monitoring Mark McCormick and Howard Choat [Adobe Acrobat Format 500.39KB]
- Water Quality: Compliance Assessment Graham Jones [Adobe Acrobat Format 590.00KB]
- Sedimaents: Compliance Monitoring David McConchie [Adobe Acrobat Format 146.86KB]
- User Surveys Ian Dutton and Peter Valentine [Adobe Acrobat Format 293.11KB]
- Hypothesis Testing Peter Saenger [Adobe Acrobat Format 258.41KB]
- Review of the Workshop Claudia Baldwin [Adobe Acrobat Format 252.56KB]
- Implications for Management: A Retrospective Analysis Peter Saenger and Ian Dutton [Adobe Acrobat Format 296.07KB]
APPENDICES [Adobe Acrobat Format 259.22KB]
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