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Research Publication No. 55
Long-term Chlorophyll Monitoring in the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon: Status Report 1, 1993-1995
A D L Steven, F Pantus, D Brooks
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
L Trott
Australian Institute of Marine Science
October 1998
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- INTRODUCTION
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- Program Overview
- Report Scope
- PART ONE: DESIGN CRITERIA AND SAMPLING PROTOCOLS FOR THE GREAT BARRIER REEF NUTRIENT STATUS MONITORING NETWORK
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- NETWORK DEFINITION
- Rationale: Is the Great Barrier Reef at Risk?
- Responsibilities, agreements and costs
- Scientific uncertainty
- The known risks: Eutrophic case studies
- Historical and future changes in adjacent land use
- Environmental Context: The Great Barrier Reef Region
- Spatial diversity
- Temporal variation
- Monitoring Nutrient Status in the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon: Conceptual Criteria
- Operational and statistical criteria
- Indicator selection: chlorophyll as a nutrient status bioindicator
- Phytoplankton in the Great Barrier Reef and their responses to nutrient availability
- Monitoring and modelling for management
- NETWORK DESIGN
- Objectives and Scope
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Sampling Frequency
- Sampling Locations
- Limitations, Flexibility and Review of Network
- Integration with other Monitoring Studies
- SAMPLING AND DATA PROTOCOLS
- Sampling Strategy and Parameters
- Data Handling and Assurance
- Statistical Analysis and Reporting
- NETWORK DEFINITION
- PART 2: CHLOROPHYLL MONITORING IN THE GREAT BARRIER REEF LAGOON: 1993-1996
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- LIZARD
- Cluster Description
- Hydrographic Conditions
- Chlorophyll Concentrations
- PORT DOUGLAS
- Cluster Description
- Hydrographic Conditions
- Chlorophyll Concentrations
- CAIRNS
- Cluster Description
- Hydrographic Conditions
- Chlorophyll Concentrations
- TOWNSVILLE
- Cluster Description
- Hydrographic Conditions
- Chlorophyll Concentrations
- KEPPEL BAY AND CAPRICORN
- Keppel Bay
- Cluster description
- Hydrographic conditions
- Chlorophyll a concentrations
- Capricorn
- Cluster description
- Hydrographic conditions
- Chlorophyll a concentrations
- Keppel Bay
- LIZARD
- 10. SUMMARY AND ASSESSMENT
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- Spatial Patterns
- Temporal Trends
- Program Assessment
- Network design
- Sampling and data protocols
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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- REFERENCES
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