Innovative isotopic techniques to study the response of soil and water resources to modern and past climate change

Collaborating Organisation

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• Australian National University  Research Organization
• Australian Nuclear Science And Technology Organisation  Research Organization
• Macquarie University  Research Organization
• Monash University  Research Organization
• Southern Cross University  Research Organization
• University Of Canberra  Research Organization
• University Of New South Wales  Research Organization

Scheme

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• Linkage Infrastructure Equipment & Facilities (LIEF)

Abstract

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• The emergence of innovative isotopic tools has provided unprecedented opportunities to improve our understanding of the processes that shape the Earth's resources and environment. The requested plasmasource mass spectrometer will be dedicated to applying these techniques to Earth surface processes, establishing unique capabilities to decipher how soil and water resources respond to modern and past climate change in Australia.

Date/time Interval

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• 2014 - 2015

Research Areas

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• 040203 - ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY
• 040601 - GEOMORPHOLOGY AND REGOLITH AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION
• 040606 - QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTS

Awarded By

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• Australian Research Council (ARC) 

Contributor

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• Chivas, Allan - Chief Investigator
• Dosseto, Anthony - Chief Investigator
• Fink, David - Fink, David - Partner Investigator
• Murray-Wallace, Colin V. - Chief Investigator
• Nutman, Allen Phillip. - Chief Investigator

Sponsor Award Id

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• LE140100023

Local Award Id

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• 112683