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Atlantis model: Tasman and Golden Bays
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Atlantis is an 'end-to-end' ecosystem modelling tool; it encompasses everything from sunlight and nutrients through to predators and fisheri…
ViewBactiMap: forecasting contamination risk to shellfish
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This is a prototype model for forecasting E. coli contamination risk to shellfish in Tasman and Golden Bays.
ViewBayesian network tool: seabed health and scallop fisheries
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We used expert knowledge to develop an online user interface could be used by anyone to explore the impact that different management decisio…
ViewOcean Plastic Simulator
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This web-based interactive tool tracks how floating plastic waste moves around New Zealand's coastline, and has potential for environmental …
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