Landscape Visualisations
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Soil and landscape assessment in the upper Bet Bet Creek catchment |  | | |  Screen shot taken from the landscape panorama of the upper Bet Bet Creek catchment |
| An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Briagolong Mapping Unit An interactive visualisation of the landscape in Briagolong is provided with zooming and panning functionality. Click on icons to provide further information about the landscape (e.g. soils, geology) as well as access other panoramas in the study area. Visualisation contains a video of Ian Sargeant explaining about an old river bed that can be seen to be dished in | | | |  Screen shot taken from Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Briagolong Mapping Unit |
| An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Coongulla Mapping Unit An interactive visualisation of the landscape in Coongulla Mapping Unit | | | |  Screen shot taken from Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Coongulla Mapping Unit |
| An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Newry Mapping Unit An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Newry Mapping Unit | | | |  Screen shot taken from Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Newry Mapping Unit |
| Sustainable Cropping Rotations in Mediterranean Environments The Sustainable Cropping Rotations in Mediterranean Environments (SCRIME) experimental site has been used primarily as a resource for postgraduate students within collaborative projects, where it provides a known history of management and rotation treatment. | | | |  Screen shot taken from a panorama of the SCRIME trial site |
| Long term comparison of rotation and fallow management practices in the Victorian Mallee The MC14 experiment was established in 1985 to compare the long term effects of rotation and fallow management on wheat production in the Mallee. | | | |  Screen shot taken from of the 'MC14' panorama |
| Mallee Manurial No.1 The Mallee Manurial No.1 (MM1) experiment was established in 1943 to determine the long term effect of superphosphate on wheat yield response in the Mallee. | | | |  Screen shot taken of the 'MM1' trial site panorama |
| Long Term Phosphate Experiment The Long Term Phosphate Experiment (LTPE) site was established in 1977 at Hamilton as a short term site to demonstrate the potential carrying capacity of improved pasture with increased phosphorus. The experiment evolved into a long term monitoring site for assessing wool quality and soil constraints such as acidification and compaction. | | | |  Screen shot taken of the 'LTPE' panorama |
| National Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative A landscape visualisation of the National Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative (NAMI) at Longerenong. | | | |  A landscape visualisation of the NAMI experimental site at Longerenong |
| An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Tinamba Mapping Unit An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Tinamba Mapping Unit. | | | |  An Interactive Landscape Visualisation in Tinamba Mapping Unit. |
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