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publications by project team
Publications by the project team directly related to the issues
of seabed habitat mapping, ecosystem understanding and liaison with
the fishing industry in the SEF:
Barker, B., Helmond, I., Bax, N., Williams, A., Davenport, S. and
Wadley, V. (1999). A vessel towed camera platform for surveys of
seafloor habitat. Continental Shelf Research, 19, 1161-1170.
Bax, N. and Williams, A. (1999). Habitat and fisheries production
in the South East Fishery. Final Report to the Fisheries Research
and Development Corporation (FRDC) Project 94/040.
Bax, N., Williams, A., and Althaus, F. (1999) Development of a
rapid assessment technique to determine biological interactions
between fish, their environment, and their role in ecosystem function.
Final Report to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation
(FRDC) Project 96/075.
Bax, N., Williams, A., Davenport, S. and Bulman, C. (1999). Managing
the ecosystem by leverage points: a model for a multispecies fishery.
Proceedings of the 1998 Wakefield Symposium on Ecological Approaches
for Fisheries Management, Alaska Sea Grant College Program, pp 283-303.
Bax, N., Kloser, R.J., Williams, A., Gowlett-Holmes, K. and Ryan,
T. (1999). Seafloor habitat definition for spatial management in
fisheries: a case study on the continental shelf of southeast Australia
using acoustics and biotic assemblages. Acta Oceanographica, 22:
705-720.
Bax, N.J. and Williams, A. (2001). Seabed habitat on the southeast
Australian continental shelf – context, vulnerability and monitoring.
Marine and Freshwater Research 52: 491-512
Bulman, C.M., He, X., Bax, N.J. and Williams, A. (2001). Diets
and trophic guilds of demersal fishes of the south-eastern Australian
shelf. Marine and Freshwater Research, 52: 537-548.
Prince, J., Baelde, P. and Wright. G. (1998). Synthesis of industry
information on fishing patterns, technological change and the influence
of oceanographic efdects on SEF fish stocks. Final Report to the
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) Project 97/114.
Kloser, R.J., Bax, N.J., Ryan, T., Williams, A., and Barker, B.A.
(2001). Remote sensing of seabed types in the Australian
South East Fishery – development and application of normal
incident acoustic techniques and associated "ground truthing". Marine
and Freshwater Research, 52: 475-489.
Kloser, R.K, Williams, A. and Butler, A.J. (2000). Assessment of
acoustic mapping of seabed habitats. Marine Biological and Resource
Surveys of the South East Region, Progress Report 1 to the National
Oceans Office.
Kloser, R.K, Williams, A. and Butler, A.J. (2001). Acoustic, biological
and physical data seabed characterisation. Marine Biological and
Resource Surveys of the South East Region, Progress Report 2 to
the National Oceans Office.
Koslow, J.A., Gowlett-Holmes, K., Lowry, J. O’Hara, T., Poore,
G. and Williams, A. (2001). The seamount benthic macrofauna
off southern Tasmania: community structure and and impacts of trawling.
Marine Ecology Progress Series, 213:111-125
Williams, A., Koslow, J.A., Terauds, A. and Haskard K. (2001).
Feeding ecology of five fishes from the mid-slope micronekton
community off southern Tasmania, Australia. Marine Biology (in press).
Williams, A., Koslow, J.A., Last, P.R. (2001). Diversity, density
and community structure of the demersal fish fauna of the continental
slope off western Australia (20-35°S). Marine Ecology Progress
Series, 212: 247-263
Williams, A. and Bax, N. (2001). Delineating fish-habitat
associations for spatially-based management: an example from the
south-eastern Australian continental shelf. Marine and Freshwater
Research, 52: 513-536.
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