Other Research Pages

Digital Capability

Digital capability plays a key role in enabling and delivering our ocean and coastal research, with a focus on science impact, and addressing internal and external client needs

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Capability

We are using machine learning to solve expanding challenges in the marine science domain due to growing data volumes, increased data complexity and reduced data quality.

Threatened, Endangered or Protected Species

Our research seeks to support conservation of marine biodiversity; management of multiple activities in the marine environment; and sustainable use of marine resources

Ocean Futures

Developing new insights, approaches, understanding and tools that can help marine scientists, managers and policy makers prepare for future challenges

Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing

We focus on three key areas: Monitoring and Surveillance, Inference and Estimation and Capacity Building

Models of Intermediate Complexity for Ecosystem Assessment (MICE)

MICE is part of the ecosystem modelling toolbox to support tactical management decisions in fisheries and conservation

Plastic Pollution

Research that furthers our understanding, management and protection of coastal and marine ecosystems, and empowers community and governments to reduce litter entering our oceans

Ecological Risk Assessment (ERAEF)

CSIRO provides support to the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) to undertake fishery risk assessments for Commonwealth fisheries

Atlantis

Atlantis an ecosystem model that considers all parts of marine ecosystems – biophysical, economic and social