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Understanding local and regional thermal regimes to prepare for climate change
Project Leader(s) Dr Robert Smith (UoO), Dr Peter Russell (UoO) This project will provide a framework for predicting the locations and processes that lead to
The Understanding Theme allows us to apply multidisciplinary and cross-cultural approaches to build local understanding and context to the global change we are experiencing. It also enables capacity building and the collection and analysis of key data to support evidence-based decision making.
Understanding the impacts of climate change on important processes in the coastal-marine environment and implications for the values, culture, and well-being that coastal and marine areas provide is a priority. The Understanding Theme will determine how local stressors (that can be managed locally also) interact with globally driven stressors that cannot be managed locally. Coastal communities and researchers will co-create new knowledge and connections to enable preparation for a changed marine environment and focus management to maximise climate change resilience.
Project Leader(s) Dr Robert Smith (UoO), Dr Peter Russell (UoO) This project will provide a framework for predicting the locations and processes that lead to
Project Leader(s) Dr Christopher Cornwall (UoW), Dr Bridie Allan (UoO), Dr Henry Lane (NIWA) Project Team Richard Taylor, Nathan Kenny Our understanding of how
Project Leader(s) Associate Professor Wayne Stephenson (UoO), Dr Emma Ryan (UoA) Project Team Associate Professor Mark Dickson (UoA), Dr Murray Ford (UoA) Sea-level rise represents
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