Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ)
The aim of this component of the Reef Rescue Monitoring Program is to assess trends in the concentrations of specific herbicides and pesticides, primarily through routine monitoring at sites (Green Island, Low Isles, Fitzroy Island, Normanby Island, Dunk Island, Orpheus Island, Magnetic Island, Cape...
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ftands:oai:ands.org.au::690813 2023-10-25T01:44:38+02:00 Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) (hasAssociationWith) Lawrey, Eric, Dr. (pointOfContact) Mueller, Jochen, Prof (Party who can be contacted for acquiring knowledge about or acquisition of the
				resource) Mueller, Jochen, Prof (Key party responsible for gathering information and conducting
			research) National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox) (hasAssociationWith) eAtlas Data Manager (pointOfContact) Spatial: 150.99609375,-23.818359375000004 151.5234375,-23.5986328125 149.150390625,-20.039062500000004 146.865234375,-18.8525390625 145.37109375,-14.589843750000002 144.8876953125,-14.897460937499998 145.986328125,-19.072265625 148.095703125,-20.039062500000004 149.58984375,-22.5 150.99609375,-23.818359375000004 https://researchdata.edu.au/reef-rescue-marine-entox-uq/690813 unknown Australian Ocean Data Network https://researchdata.edu.au/reef-rescue-marine-entox-uq/690813 771f26be-22cc-4601-9ddf-8cc7cb75c5d9 National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox) environment marine dataset ftands 2023-09-25T22:40:12Z The aim of this component of the Reef Rescue Monitoring Program is to assess trends in the concentrations of specific herbicides and pesticides, primarily through routine monitoring at sites (Green Island, Low Isles, Fitzroy Island, Normanby Island, Dunk Island, Orpheus Island, Magnetic Island, Cape Cleveland, Pioneer Bay, Outer Whitsunday, Sarina Inlet, North Keppel Island) within 20km of the Queensland coast. The monitoring year for routine pesticide sampling is from May to April. The year is arbitrarily divided into “Dry Season” (May to October) and “Wet Season” (November– April) sampling periods for reporting purposes. Within each dry season, samplers are typically deployed for two months (maximum of three monitoring periods) and within each wet season, samplers are typically deployed for one month (maximum of six monitoring periods). The maximum number of samples which should be obtained from each location within each monitoring year is nine. Exposure to chemicals in the water is assessed with passive samplers. Passive samplers accumulate organic chemicals such as pesticides and herbicides from water until equilibrium is established between the concentration in water (CW ng.L-1) and the concentration in the sampler (CS ng.g-1). The concentration of the chemical in the water is estimated from calibration data obtained under controlled laboratory conditions (Booij et al., 2007). This calibration data consists of either sampling rates (RS L.day-1) for chemicals which are expected to be in the time-integrated sampling phase or sampler-water equilibrium partition coefficients (KSW L.g-1) for chemicals which are expected to be in the equilibrium sampling phase. Different types of organic chemicals need to be targeted using different passive sampling phases. The passive sampling techniques which are utilized in the MMP include: SDB-RPS Empore™ Disk (ED) based passive samplers for relatively hydrophilic organic chemicals with relatively low octanol-water partition coefficients (logKOW) such as the Photosystem II ... Dataset Fitzroy Island Green Island Magnetic Island Pioneer Bay Research Data Australia (Australian National Data Service - ANDS) Fitzroy ENVELOPE(-66.964,-66.964,-68.189,-68.189) Fitzroy Island ENVELOPE(-66.964,-66.964,-68.189,-68.189) Keppel Island ENVELOPE(-57.315,-57.315,50.633,50.633) Magnetic Island ENVELOPE(77.909,77.909,-68.543,-68.543) Queensland |
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The aim of this component of the Reef Rescue Monitoring Program is to assess trends in the concentrations of specific herbicides and pesticides, primarily through routine monitoring at sites (Green Island, Low Isles, Fitzroy Island, Normanby Island, Dunk Island, Orpheus Island, Magnetic Island, Cape Cleveland, Pioneer Bay, Outer Whitsunday, Sarina Inlet, North Keppel Island) within 20km of the Queensland coast. The monitoring year for routine pesticide sampling is from May to April. The year is arbitrarily divided into “Dry Season” (May to October) and “Wet Season” (November– April) sampling periods for reporting purposes. Within each dry season, samplers are typically deployed for two months (maximum of three monitoring periods) and within each wet season, samplers are typically deployed for one month (maximum of six monitoring periods). The maximum number of samples which should be obtained from each location within each monitoring year is nine. Exposure to chemicals in the water is assessed with passive samplers. Passive samplers accumulate organic chemicals such as pesticides and herbicides from water until equilibrium is established between the concentration in water (CW ng.L-1) and the concentration in the sampler (CS ng.g-1). The concentration of the chemical in the water is estimated from calibration data obtained under controlled laboratory conditions (Booij et al., 2007). This calibration data consists of either sampling rates (RS L.day-1) for chemicals which are expected to be in the time-integrated sampling phase or sampler-water equilibrium partition coefficients (KSW L.g-1) for chemicals which are expected to be in the equilibrium sampling phase. Different types of organic chemicals need to be targeted using different passive sampling phases. The passive sampling techniques which are utilized in the MMP include: SDB-RPS Empore™ Disk (ED) based passive samplers for relatively hydrophilic organic chemicals with relatively low octanol-water partition coefficients (logKOW) such as the Photosystem II ... |
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Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) (hasAssociationWith) Lawrey, Eric, Dr. (pointOfContact) Mueller, Jochen, Prof (Party who can be contacted for acquiring knowledge about or acquisition of the
				resource) Mueller, Jochen, Prof (Key party responsible for gathering information and conducting
			research) National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox) (hasAssociationWith) eAtlas Data Manager (pointOfContact) |
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Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) |
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Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) |
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Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) |
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Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) |
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Reef Rescue Marine Monitoring Program - Pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the Great Barrier Reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (RRMMP, Entox UQ) |
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reef rescue marine monitoring program - pesticide monitoring in inshore waters of the great barrier reef using both time-integrated and event monitoring techniques 2005 - 2008 (rrmmp, entox uq) |
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Australian Ocean Data Network |
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Spatial: 150.99609375,-23.818359375000004 151.5234375,-23.5986328125 149.150390625,-20.039062500000004 146.865234375,-18.8525390625 145.37109375,-14.589843750000002 144.8876953125,-14.897460937499998 145.986328125,-19.072265625 148.095703125,-20.039062500000004 149.58984375,-22.5 150.99609375,-23.818359375000004 |
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ENVELOPE(-66.964,-66.964,-68.189,-68.189) ENVELOPE(-66.964,-66.964,-68.189,-68.189) ENVELOPE(-57.315,-57.315,50.633,50.633) ENVELOPE(77.909,77.909,-68.543,-68.543) |
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Fitzroy Fitzroy Island Keppel Island Magnetic Island Queensland |
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Fitzroy Fitzroy Island Keppel Island Magnetic Island Queensland |
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Fitzroy Island Green Island Magnetic Island Pioneer Bay |
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Fitzroy Island Green Island Magnetic Island Pioneer Bay |
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National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox) |
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