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Marine Plastic Pollution in Waters around Australia: Characteristics, Concentrations, and Pathways

Plastics represent the vast majority of human-made debris present in the oceans. However, their characteristics, accumulation zones, and transport pathways remain poorly assessed. We characterised and estimated the concentration of marine plastics in waters around Australia using surface net tows, and inferred their potential pathways using particle-tracking models and real drifter trajectories...

Site Metadata on the Web

The navigation structure of Web sites can be regarded as metadata that can be used for interesting applications in User Interface (UI) design and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), as well as for Information Retrieval (IR) tasks. However, there currently is no established format for site metadata, which makes it hard for Web sites to publish their structure in a machine-readable way, which could...

Marine Connectivity: Timing Is Everything

Marine populations are connected through planktonic larvae that are dispersed at the whim of currents. But, living together does not mean dispersing together: connectivity depends not just on where you breed, but also on when you breed.

Population Connectivity in Marine Systems