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Biogeochemistry
Creighton's Creek near Euroa Research Activities in the Biogeochemistry Group include:
- Environmental Chemistry
- Aquatic Ecology
- Nutrient Cycling & Spiralling - Phosphorus, Nitrogen and Carbon
- Understanding the drivers of sediment - water column interactions
- Measuring and interpreting ecosystem functions in streams
- Pore Water Chemistry & Development of New Methods of Analyte Determination
- Effects of Urbanization on Stream Behaviour
- Measurements of Primary & Secondary Production in Australian Lowland Rivers
Menindee Weir, Darling River Research Projects
- Role of backwaters in functioning of lowland rivers
- Viability of the nutrient spiralling technique
- Using isotopic signatures to trace the origin of nitrate
- Restoration of the Granite Creeks in central Victoria
- Technical Manual for measuring and interpreting stream metabolism
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