School of Environmental Systems Engineering

Research groups

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Our research groups complement each other with a diverse range of expertise, working on projects locally, nationally and internationally and often in collaboration with external parties.

Biological Oceanography
  • Eddy dynamics, production, and fisheries
  • Southern Ocean carbon fluxes
  • Nitrogen fixation in the Indian Ocean
  • Particle dynamics, aggregation and sedimentation
  • Ecosystem dynamics and biogeochemistry
  • Algal blooms in freshwater
Contaminant Dynamics
  • Urban environments
  • Mined lands and mine closure
  • Groundwater-surface water interactions
  • Acidic waters
  • Landscape connectivity
  • Terrestrial-coastal waters connectivity
Ecohydrology (Centre of Excellence in Ecohydrology)
  • Identifying the impact of new perennial vegetation systems on dryland salinity management
  • Investigating uncertainties in prediction of recharge to surficial aquifers
  • Spatial modeling of the soil water balance under perennial vegetation systems, measurement and modeling of riparian zone processes
  • Development of methods for in situ measurement of physical parameters

Aquatic Ecology and Ecosystem Studies
  • Limnology and ecosystem studies
  • Ecological engineering and ecosystem restoration
  • Ecology and management of harmful algal blooms
  • Environmental engineering and society
Coastal Oceanography
  • Slocum Gliders
  • Cables Artificial Surfing Reef
  • Adelaide coastal water study
  • Natural variability in currents along Western Australia
  • Circulation patterns around Sri Lanka
Ecohydraulics
  • Flow, turbulence and mixing in submerged canopies
  • Particle capture by biological collectors
  • Flow and turbulence at the sediment-water interface
  • The structure of island wakes
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
  • Transient coastal upwelling dynamics
  • Generation and dissipation large amplitude internal waves
  • Extreme tidal forcing of topographically complex coastal region
  • Ocean response to Tropical Cyclone forcing
  • Coupled physical and biogeochemical dynamics
 

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