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Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Spatial and temporal variations and risk assessment of heavy metal fractions in sediments of the Pearl River Estuary, Southern China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Spatial and temporal dynamics and fluxes estimation of manganese fractions in sediments from the Pearl River Estuary, southern China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Dive industry perspectives on threats to coral reefs: A comparative study across four Asia-Pacific countries

Figure 3: Physical training at Johor Bahru Malaysia in December 2022 when ECS presented their research findings.

Perspective • 18 October 2023

Asia-wide capacity building workshops for Early-Career Scientists on ocean-climate change resilience with remote sensing technology

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Spectral indices for enhancing aquatic vegetation: A case study of seaweed on the Arabian coast of Pakistan using Worldview-2 data

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Scuba divers, coral reefs, and knowledge of ocean acidification

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Groundwater Dynamics near the Saltwater–Freshwater Interface in an Island of Seto Inland Sea

Report • 2023

Project final report: CRRP2019-05MY-Benkendorff

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Occurrences, seasonal variations, and potential risks of pharmaceutical and personal care products in Lianjiang River, south of China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Variations of phytoplankton chlorophyll in the Bay of Bengal: Impact of climate changes and nutrients from different sources

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