Field-Deployable Chemical Sensors for Water Quality Monitoring in the Great Barrier Reef (Old ID 30054)

Australian Academy of Science
Role

Principal Investigator

Description

Field-deployable chemical sensors are increasingly necessary for high resolution in situ monitoring of water pollutants across the freshwater and marine ecosystems of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) - the world’s largest coral reef system. Currently, the chemical sensors deployed in the GBR regions rely heavily on optical principles that encounter reliability and robustness issues when used in complex aquatic environments. This project will establish a collaboration with the world-leading research group in chemical sensor design and field deployment to address this current scientific challenge in Australia. The collaboration proposed here will provide significant benefits for better management of the GBR.

Date

17 Jul 2023 - 01 Sep 2024

Project Type

GRANT

Keywords

Chemical sensors;Water quality;Great Barrier Reef

Funding Body

Australian Academy of Science

Amount

7000

Project Team

N/A