Kay Critchell

Deakin University, VIC, Australia

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Kay is a biophysical modeller, her research focuses on the physical processes that influence the distributions of organisms and pollutants in time and space.

Presentations this author is a contributor to:

Using predictive models to identify kelp refuges in marine protected areas for management prioritization (#211)

2:30 PM

Michael A Sams

Session 5.2 - Marine mapping, applications and tools to support decisions

Improving coastal clean-up with GIS-based predictive modelling (#362)

11:54 AM

Michael Traurig

Session 10.3 - Plastic pollution in coastal and marine environments

container deposit schemes result in fewer bottles on our coastlines: using legacy community science data to understand intervention strategies. (#365)

12:30 PM

Kay Critchell

Session 10.3 - Plastic pollution in coastal and marine environments

Microplastics (MPs) in Beach Wrack: Optimised Extraction and Characterization on the Southern Coast of Victoria (#387)

2:00 PM

Zaib Ullah

Session 11.3 - Plastic pollution in coastal and marine environments

Opportunity knocks - Enhancing coastal marine monitoring using merchant vessels (#11)

11:24 AM

Randall Lee

Session 1.2 - Advancing marine observations through integrated autonomous systems

Kay Critchell

Deakin University, VIC, Australia

Using predictive models to identify kelp refuges in marine protected areas for management prioritization (#211)

Improving coastal clean-up with GIS-based predictive modelling (#362)

container deposit schemes result in fewer bottles on our coastlines: using legacy community science data to understand intervention strategies. (#365)

Microplastics (MPs) in Beach Wrack: Optimised Extraction and Characterization on the Southern Coast of Victoria (#387)

Opportunity knocks - Enhancing coastal marine monitoring using merchant vessels (#11)

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