I, like many others, have officially now shifted off this platform. I've moved over to Bluesky. You can find me there as ClaireScience if you'd like to keep in touch.
We love to bring consistency and ocean best practice to life! With @BritGeoSurvey@UCC@GeolSurvIE and @NGUgeology we've defined and structured hundreds of geomorphic unit terms into the marine settings and processes that form them
👉 bit.ly/42IfiNF
📷North Flinders Reef
#Sentinel2 Collection 3 is here! The new collection provides major upgrades and enhancements to the quality of data available to #DigitalEarthAu users. If you’re yet to make the switch, get started before we say goodbye to Collection 1 on Tuesday 28 Feb👉bit.ly/3jyV2Nw.
Couldn't be more excited about this major #DigitalEarthAU update: a brand new #Sentinel2 satellite data collection for Australia!
Too many improvements to fit in a single tweet - see the 🧵 below for some of the biggest highlights!
We're always working to improve our data's quality and accessibility, bringing #EO to more people.
#DigitalEarthAU has reached a significant milestone as we migrate to our enhanced #Sentinel2 Collection 3.
Users new & old, come join us 👉bit.ly/3QQgBW4
📹 Windorah, QLD
2022 has been a truly exceptional year of rainfall in #Sydney. It only took 279 days to break the city’s annual rainfall record of 2194mm from 1950, with annual data available back to 1859.
Happy #IWD2022. I'm excited to be watching the @GeoscienceAus panel seminar featuring some stellar GA women.
GA also just announced a new family violence policy and support for employees who can now work safely in the GA building with their kids.
I love our inclusive workplace.
brilliant point from @sarlaemcalpine - It's important to be able to bring your whole self to work, but it's equally important to be able to bring it back home in tact.
We are very excited to announce the release of #DEALandCover! See Australia as never before with our new annual #LandCover maps from 1988–2020 at 25 m resolution. Based on #OpenData and created using #OpenSource software. Explore it for yourself 👉 bit.ly/35MjQu0!
ALT A DEA Land Cover map of Eastern Australia, showing how the physical attributes of the surface change. This image is predominately shades of green, indicating vegetation, with some orange to the west, indicating bare. To the east there is blue to denote the ocean. The image appears to be taken from space, with some atmospheric detail in the background.
Dream postdoc still available for speleothem peeps out there. Peruvian stalagmites, hydroclimate reconstructions, multi-archive comparisons, 3 year position. There's a lot to like.
Interested in sharing Earth science with students and potentially influencing the next generation to work in Earth Science? @GeoscienceAus has a position open in its education team and you will get to share an office with me 😉 candidate.aurion.cloud/ga/pr… @nonschistyjobs
#scicomm
We are excited to announce the first annual #DEACoastlines update! This includes shoreline data for 2020, a new temporal filter that improves mapping performance across small islands & dynamic sand bars, & much more! Follow the link to explore the map 👉 bit.ly/3a9rVZh
Finishing the working year with some hypnotically beautiful coastal change from across western, southern and eastern Africa.
Look forward to sharing many more coastlines from space in the new year... after spending some time with a few real-world beaches instead! 🌊🛰️🏖️
New discussion paper: Reconstructions and models suggest that changes in solar irradiance may have driven changes in the Southern Annular Mode over the last millennium, with Nicky Wright, @Claire_Science, Ghyslaine Boschat and @ClimateNerilie. #opensciencecp.copernicus.org/preprints/…
Check this fire burning south of Roebourne (Australia) past few days. An incredible dendritic path, behaviour complexity. Following drainage, flowing with the fuel. A beautiful example of how closely fire and water are connected in the desert. @RangelandsNRM #sentinel2#Pilbara
This is incredible: the very first image captured by #Landsat9!
Acquired on October 31st 2021 over Admiralty Gulf in north-western Australia's Kimberley region - one the world's most remote and beautiful coastlines.
@NASA_Landsat@USGSLandsat
Really excited to finally announce our new paper published today in Remote Sensing of Environment!
Mapping Australia's dynamic coastline at mean sea level using three decades of @NASA_Landsat imagery 🛰️🌊🕜
Open access paper here - thread below!👇
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
The #AussieBirdCount has kicked off and I have submitted my first survey. It's really easy and relaxing (until you spot a bird you can't identify), but there is lots of help in the app to get you started.
So far sparrows, miners, wattle birds and a cockatoo in my yard.