
Alexandra StevensCurtin University · School of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Alexandra Stevens
Bachelor of Science (Hons). Graduate Diploma (GIS)
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A high-resolution seismic survey was carried out across the metropolitan reach of the Swan River (Perth, Western Australia) to investigate its Late Quaternary sub-surficial geomorphology. Shallow imaging data, integrated with sediment cores, pre-existing literature (including dating) and LiDAR images, revealed three main units, forming a complex sy...
High-resolution seismic profiles were conducted across the metropolitan area of the Swan River estuary (Perth, Western Australia) to explore the sub-surficial stratigraphic architecture, down to a depth of about 40 m below the river bed. The acoustic profiles revealed a complex system of palaeochannels where three main unconformities (R1, R2, R3) b...
http://coralreefs.org/conferences-and-workshops/proceedings-of-icrs13-2016/
The inner shelf Kimberley Bioregion of northwest Australia is characterised by a macrotidal setting where prolific coral reefs growth as developed around a complex drowned landscape and is considered a biodiversity “hotspot”. High-resolution shallow seismic studies were conducted across various reef settings in the Kimberley (Buccaneer Archipelago,...
Coral reefs of the Kimberley Bioregion are seldom studied due to limited accessibility and extreme water conditions, which make management of these vital ecosystems a challenging task. Managing reef resources requires a considerable amount of credible, consistent and continual information. We identified the geographic information system (GIS) appro...
The coral reefs of the Kimberley bioregion are situated in an area that is considered a significant ‘biodiversity hotspot’ and are poorly known and of recognised international significance. This paper is a review of ongoing research as part of one of the first geoscientific reef studies of the Kimberley Biozone. Remote sensing, sub-bottom profiling...
The coastal zone between Guilderton and Kalbarri, north of Perth, Western Australia, is a highly dynamic area of high landscape
and conservation values under increasing development pressures. Intensification of terrestrial and coastal impacts has highlighted
the need to develop a georeferenced data base for land management. The Coastal Assessment a...