Search Results - "Hamylton, S.M."

Evaluating techniques for mapping island vegetation from unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) images: Pixel classification, visual interpretation and machine learning approaches by Hamylton, S.M., Morris, R.H., Carvalho, R.C., Roder, N., Barlow, P., Mills, K., Wang, L.

“…•Vegetation was mapped from 281 UAV images using 3 image processing approaches.•Pixel classification, visual interpretation and machine learning had comparable…”
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A morphometric assessment and classification of coral reef spur and groove morphology by Duce, S., Vila-Concejo, A., Hamylton, S.M., Webster, J.M., Bruce, E., Beaman, R.J.

“…Spurs and grooves (SaGs) are a common and important feature of coral reef fore slopes worldwide. However, they are difficult to access and hence their…”
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Reef development on a remote coral atoll before and after coral bleaching: A geospatial assessment by Hamylton, S.M., Mallela, J.

“…Coral reefs are consolidated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) platforms built over hundreds of thousands of years by calcifying organisms including corals, encrusting…”
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Mangrove and sand cay dynamics on Australian and Indonesian low wooded islands: A 45 year comparison of changes from remote sensing by Hamylton, S.M., Nurdin, N., Carvalho, R.C., Jompa, J.J., Akbar AS, Muhammad, Fitrah, M. Nur, Lanuru, Mahatma, Amri, Khairul

“…Changes to coral reef landscapes are driven by regional processes that are unique to particular localities, yet much of our global knowledge about how…”
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Simulating reef response to sea-level rise at Lizard Island: A geospatial approach by Hamylton, S.M., Leon, J.X., Saunders, M.I., Woodroffe, C.D.

“…Sea-level rise will result in changes in water depth over coral reefs, which will influence reef platform growth as a result of carbonate production and…”
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Submerged fossil reefs discovered beyond the limit of modern reef growth in the Pacific Ocean by Linklater, M., Brooke, B.P., Hamylton, S.M., Nichol, S.L., Woodroffe, C.D.

“…Balls Pyramid is the southernmost island in a linear island chain in the southwest Pacific Ocean, 24km south of the limit of known coral reef formation at Lord…”
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Geomorphological modelling of tropical marine landscapes: Optical remote sensing, patches and spatial statistics by Hamylton, S.M., Spencer, T.

“…The relation of structural responses to underlying functional processes at the landscape scale helps develop our understanding of geomorphological phenomena at…”
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