Future Farms Industries

CRC Salinity

 

Postgraduate Researchers

updated 19th August 2009

Graduates of the program

1

Kirsty

Beckett

CUT

Airborne geophysical data applied to groundwater modeling.

2

Lindsay

 Bell

UWA

Adaptation of Dorycnium hirsutum (hairy canary clover), D. rectum and D. pentaphyllum (prostrate canary clover) in south-western Australia: Drought tolerance and water use factors.

3

Jonelle

Black

UWA

Assessing and predicting community responses to government policy intervention and investment in natural resource management

4

Kathleen

Broderick

UWA

Indicators of ecosystem health in a WA salinity recovery catchment

5

Scott

Carver

UWA

The effect of dryland salinity on biodiversity and trophic processes that regulate Ross River virus disease ecology

6

Megan

Chadwick

UWA

Does feeding saltbush to pregnant ewes alter the physiology of their offspring?

7

Amy

Cheung

UNSW

Economic Analysis of an Environmental Challenge: Salinity, Uncertainty and Property

8

Kathi

Davies

UWA

Ecology and growth of perennial Strawberry Clover (Trifolium fragiferum).

9

Serina

Digby

UA

Physiological effects of high dietary salt on pregnant ewes.

10

Rebecca

Doble

Flinders

Spatial distribution of salt accumulation and release in a floodplain environment, and the effects on vegetation health

11

Perry

Dolling

UWA

Simulating lucerne growth and water use using computer modelling

12

Graeme

Doole

UWA

Profitability and sustainability implications of phase farming systems in Western Australia: an investigation of crop sequences utilising bioeconomic modelling

13

Charlotte

Duke

MU

Information Economics and Environmental Policy - Experimental Economics

14

Anna

Dutkiewicz

UA

Evaluation of hyperspectral imagery for detecting and mapping of symptoms of dryland salinity

15

Claire

Farrell

UWA

Ecological dynamics of leaf-litter driven recruitment on agricultural salt-land

16

Jim

Franklin-McEvoy

UA

Improving sheep production from saltbush

17

Alaina

Garthwaite

UWA

Salt and Waterlogging Tolerance in the genus Hordeum 

18

Nicholas

George

UWA

An investigation of Acacia Saligna to facilitate its' development as a crop for dryland salinity management

19

Tennille

Graham

UWA

Economic instruments and market-based policy mechanisms for salinity management in Western Australia

20

Juan de Dios

Guerrero-Rodriguez

UA

Effect of salinity stress on the growth and nutritive value of perennial legumes.

21

Richard

Hayes

CSU

The suitability of different perennial pasture species to dry the soil profile in 3 environments in southern NSW.

22

Jeffrey

Hoffmann

CSU

Investigating the development and water extraction function of the deep roots of lucerne

23

Justin

Hughes

CSU

Disaggregating surface and subsurface runoff events and their impact on stream hydrology

24

Peter

Hutton

UWA

Investigation of native plants for their antimicrobial properties in ruminant livestock production.

25

Andrew

Jardine

UWA

The impact of dryland salinity on mosquito abundance and distribution in Western Australia: An ecosystem health perspective.

26

Laurence

Jassogne

UWA

Linking roots to soil structure and chemistry

27

Sommer

Jenkins

UWA

Effects of salinity and waterlogging interactions on perennial pasture grasses

28

Michele

John

UWA

The economics of dryland salinity management in low rainfall environments. Using a whole farm bio-economic model (MUDAS) to review the trade-off between water use and profitability

29

Yuki

Kimura

UA

Use of rainfall radar for determining localised rainfall patterns in relation to topography

30

Wendy

March

CSU

The potential use of mistletoe in the vegetation management of saline environments

31

Dianne

Mayberry

UWA

Getting into the guts of a salty problem. Does the high level of salt in saltbush reduce the benefits that sheep would otherwise gain from microbial fermentation of the forage?

32

Melissa

Millar

UA

Genetic risk to native vegetation from Agroforestry

33

Patrick

Mitchell

UWA

‘Characterising hydraulic functional types in species-rich communities of the central wheatbelt, Western Australia.’

34

Michael

O'Connell

UNE

Economic analysis of options for the productive use of salinised land and water resources in the Lower Great Southern and Western South Coast regions of Western Australia.

35

Kelly

Pearce

Murd

Carcass and eating quality of animals on saltland pastures

36

Patricia

Please

CSU

Aspects of Self in Dryland Salinity Science

37

Gabriella

Pracilio

UWA

Assessing the value of soil landscape information from gamma radiometric, ground electromagnetic and topographic data, for understanding the performance and potential returns from plant based applications

38

Richard

Reeve

UWA

 

39

Alison

Southwell

CSU

Density and composition effects within native perennial pastures and their influence on deep soil water use'

40

Peter

Speldewinde

UWA

Corellations between ecosystem and human health

41

David

Summers

UA

Development of high spatial and spectral resolution tools for catchment scale land evaluation

42

Jingbo

Sun

UWA

A framework for building autonomic environmental sensor networks

43

Natasha

Teakle

UWA

Physiological and molecular basis of salt tolerance of Lotus Glaber, a new perennial pasture legume for Australian farming systems.

44

Mohamad

Tiong

UWA

Variation in Nutritive Value in River Saltbush

45

Kosta

 Voltchanskii

UWA

Adaptation of Melaleuca spp. to waterlogging and salinity: Morphological and physiological aspects

46

Angela

Wardell-Johnson

Murd

Creeks, Convention and Capital: The Social relationships of natural resource management in rural landscapes

47

Cathy

Waters

CSU

Developing seed provenance zones for Australian native grasses

48

Robyn

Whipp

CSU

Historical vegetation change in the Pilliga State Forests of Northern NSW

49

Nathan

Wong

La Trobe

Management impacts on landscape level processes in native grasslands

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Current FFI CRC Postgraduates

1

Donkor

Addai

UWA

Farming systems economic analysis of complex farm technologies

2

Sharif

Ar-Raffi

UWA

Genetics and physiology of salt tolerance in H. marinum-wheat cytogenetic lines

3

Nadia

Bazihizina

UWA

Ecophysiological studies of salt land pastures

4

Richard

Bennett

UWA

Adaptation and evaluation of Australian Cullen species for use as perennial pasture legumes in Western Australia

5

David

Brautigan

UA

Phytotoxicity of Aluminium in Alkaline soils

6

John

Broster

CSU

Shelter Belts/Lamb Survival rates

7

Natalie

Browne

UM

Impact of farm management practises on agricultural emissions

8

Kerrie

Burns

UWA

The role of Biochar in smoke water in sustainable land management and the mitigation of climate change

9

Davide

Cammarano

UM

Integrating remote sensing and spatial crop modeling for wheat nitrogen management in a rain-fed environment.

10

Ian

Cole

CSU

Managing native pastures to promote perennial native grasses and control annual weeds

11

Felicity

Cox

CSU

Understanding sheep grazing of complex native pastures to better manage natural resources and production outcomes

12

Bronwyn

Crowe

UWA

The design of biodiversity conservation contracts under uncertainty.

13

Chelsea

Fancote

UWA

Effect of high dietary salt on meat yield/quality.

14

Lauren

Forrest

CSU

Educational technology development, and its' role in extension and adoption

15

Kevin

Foster

UWA

Mechanisms of drought tolerance of Bituminaria Bituminosa var albomarginata and crassiuscula

16

Frederico

Gallopin

UA

Influence of soil-landscape variability on woody perennial plant growth.

17

Matthew

Gardner

CSU

Best practice management of Chicory in an Australian context

18

Catherine

Gulliver

CSU

Large scale field trials on the effect of short term lupin supplementation as well as summer active perennials on ovulation rates in ewes

19

Felicity

Gummer

CSU

Relationship between earliness and vigour across a range of cereal species

20

Serenity

Hill

UM

Landholder adaptation to climate and other complex change and what this means for the resilience of the food system: Case studies in perceived 'resilient' and 'vulnerable' landscapes

21

Tim

Hutchings

CSU

Management of risk on Australian farms

22

Nicole

Hyde

CSU

Above and below ground dynamics of perennial wheat, and their subsequent impact on the environment.

23

Muhammad

Javid

UM

Physiological and genetic mechanisms of salt and boron tolerance in brassica juncea

24

Sukirat

Kaur

UA

Genetics and physiology of bud dormancy in grasses

25

Christine

Kershaw

UWA

Integrating economic methods into natural resource management planning and policy

26

Frances

Leng

UWA

Are reptiles good indicators of the biodiversity benefits of perennial farming systems?

27

Gina

Lennox

CSU

Drive-in, Drive-out Farming: Its' drivers and implications for industry, people and the environment

28

Claire

Lewis

UM

Evaluation of novel perennial plant systems for livestock production in the high rainfall zone.

29

Manpreet Singh

Mavi

UA

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) dynamics in salt affected soils

30

Anna

McBeath

UA

The potential of charcoal as a carbon sink and as a soil amendment for sustainable agricultural systems

31

Emily

Mendham

CSU

The rural rebound and changes in rural property ownership: Trends, challenges and opportunities for natural resource management.

32

Meredith

Mitchell

CSU

The ecology of Microlaena stipoides var. stipoides (Labill.) R. Br in grazing systems

33

Dion

Nicol

UWA

Drought tolerance and water use of C. cinereum and C. graveolens

34

Susan

Orgill

CSU

Investigations into the role of perennial pastures in building soil carbon (C) in phase farming systems

35

Padmaja

Ramankutty

UWA

Model selection in complex statistical regression

36

Sarah

Rich

UWA

Aquatic adventitious roots - functioning and significance for plant survival during flooding

37 Janie Rioux UA Adaptive capacity for climate change adaptation in agricultural landscapes
38

Penny

Roberts

UA

Evaluation of intercropping in the Southern Region of South Australia

39

Raj

Setia

UA

Understanding organic matter dynamics in salt affected soils using remote sensing, organic matter chemistry, and geo-informatics

40

Eloise

Seymour

CSU

Asset-based approaches for regional NRM investment: The role for scientific and community-based valuation

41

Lalith

Suriyagoda

UWA

Response of perennial pasture legume Cullen australasicum, to low water and phosphorus availability and the use of modelling to predict adaptation to the southern Australian wheatbelt.

42

Tamara

Sysak

UM

Resilience and vulnerability to change in rural communities.

43

David

Waters

CSU

Investigation of the use of Biochar to enhance soil physical and chemical properties under dry land cropping

44

Joseph

Ziegler

UWA

Mobile Sensor Networks

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Continuing Salinity CRC Postgraduates

2

Kim

Brooksbank

UWA

Quantifying patterns of water use in oil mallees.

3

Helena

Clayton

UWA

Social dimensions of market-based instruments: Implications for NRM

4

Eleftheria

Dalmaris

UWA

Ecophysiological and genetic variation amongst provenances of Eucalyptus Wandoo

5

Gillian

Earl

CSU

Saving biodiversity in saline landscapes: Learning from remnant protection programs

6

Melissa

Fraser

UA

Root exploration in soils with sub-soil constraints

7

Thomas

Giles

UA

Increased water usage with a short term perennial legume grown in a relay crop system in areas prone to waterlogging.

8

Saide

Gray

CSU

Theme: Towards sustainability in agriculture and science: Social processes of change in scientific and lay interpretations of dryland salinity.

9

Sallyann

Harvey

UWA

Economic incentives in managing dryland salinity: An analysis of contract design

10

Matthew

Humphrey

CSU

The impacts of Dryland salinity on the composition of ground dwelling invertebrates.

11

Lori

Kroiss

UWA

Management of weed risk in perennial landuse systems

12

Nikki

Mouat

UWA

Investigation of Toolibin catchment, including application of Beverly model

13

Keely

Ough

Deakin

Impacts of increased salinity on the flora of temporary freshwater wetlands

14

Margaret (Maggie)

Raeside

CSU

Grazing ecology of tall fescue.

15

Graeme

Sandral

UWA

Ecology of perennial Lotus species growing in acid and waterlogged conditions associated with significant water recharge

16

Alison

Skinner

CSU

Identifying how grassland states influence tree regeneration processes

17

Sharon

Tay

UWA

Gene expression and the regulation of salt tolerance in sheep.

18

Bree

Wilson

CSU

Interractions with plant symbionts such as salt tolerant Mycorrhizae in order to combat dryland salinity

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