THESES/DISSERTATIONS SUPERVISED BY CRIMP STAFF
PROJECT AND CONSULTANCY REPORTS
Hayes, K., Sliwa, C., Migus, S., McEnnulty, F., Dunstan, P. (2005). National priority pests: Part II Ranking of Australian marine pests. An independent report undertaken for the Department of Environment and Heritage by CSIRO Marine Research.
Report includes a list of priority introduced species for management in Australian waters and an updated list of potential arrivals (Executive summaryPDF file, 3MB)(Full report PDF file, 4MB)
Patil, J.G., Hayes, K.R., Gunasekera, R.M., Deagle, B.E., McEnnulty, F.R., Bax, N.J. and Hewitt, C.L. (2004). Port of Hastings National Demonstration Project – Verification of the Type II error rate of the Ballast ater Decision Support System (DSS). Final report for Environmental Protection Authority as project managers for the Victorian Government consortium of the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Department of Infrastructure and EPA, and project partners Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service and CSIRO Marine Research.
Report includes details on development of genetic probes for three common ballast water species, and their application to determine the presence of these species in ballast water classified as low risk by the Decision Support System. (Executive summary PDF file, 2MB)(Full Report PDF file, 2MB)
Sutton, C.A.. And Hewitt, C.L. (2004). Detection kits for community-based monitoring of marine pests. Final Report for NHT/C&CS project 21247 (This project was funded through the Coasts and Clean Seas Program of the National Heritage Trust, Introduced Marine Pests Program).
Report includes design and testing of sampling methods against scientific survey data and recommendations for national coordination. (Full Report PDF file, 6MB)
Sliwa, C. and Bax, N. (2002). National Introduced Marine Pest Information
System (NIMPIS). Final Report for NHT/C&CS project 21246 (This
project was funded through the Coasts and Clean Seas Program of the National
Heritage Trust, Introduced Marine Pests Program). (Full
Report 867K PDF file)
Williamson, A.T., Bax, N.J., Gonzalez, E. & Geeves, W. (Editors) (2002). Development of a Regional Risk Management Framework for APEC Economies for Use in the Control and Prevention of Introduced Marine Pests, APEC Marine Resource Conservation Working Group, Final Report.
The report includes a range of information and the next steps
necessary to address, in a coordinated and widely acceptable way, the problem of
marine pests in the APEC region. (Executive
summary) (Full report
PDF file, 4.2MB)
Bax, N.J. and McEnnulty, F.R. (2001). Rapid response options for managing marine pest incursions. Final Report for NHT/C&CS project 21249 (This project was funded through the Coasts and Clean Seas Program of the National Heritage Trust, Introduced Marine Pests Program.) This report can be viewed in sections:
Martin, R. and Proctor, C. (2000). Tasmanian marine farm marine pest monitoring project. Final Report for NHT/C&CS project IMP16/97. (Project coordinated by the Fishing Industry Training Board of Tasmania Inc. and funded through the Coasts and Clean Seas Program of the National Heritage Trust). (Report summary) (full report 1.2 MB PDF file)
Trowbridge, C.D. (1999). An assessment of the potential spread and options for control of the introduced green macroalga Codium fragile ssp. tomentosoides on Australian shores. Report to the Victorian Department of Natural Resources and Environment (Funding to support this project was provided through the Introduced Marine Pests Program of Environment Australia). (Report summary) (Full report 1 MB PDF file)
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POTENTIAL FOR THE INTRODUCTION AND TRANSLOCATION OF EXOTIC SPECIES BY HULL FOULING: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT
SEBASTIAN F. RAINER Technical
Report #1 (PDF 1.28MB)
THE STATUS OF THE INTRODUCED MARINE FANWORM SABELLA SPALLANZANII IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
GEORDIE CLAPIN AND DAVID R. EVANS Technical
Report #2 (PDF 2.6MB)
DETECTION AND PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF NATURAL ENEMIES FOR POSSIBLE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEASTAR,ASTERIAS AMURENSIS
ARMAND M. KURIS, KEVIN D. LAFFERTY & MARK J.
GRYGIER Technical
Report #3 (PDF 936MB)
CHAD L. HEWITT AND RICHARD B. MARTIN Technical
Report #4 (PDF 2.45MB)
DIANNE M. FURLANI Technical
Report #5 (Executive summary)
Please note this technical report has been
updated as an online information system and is available on the web at http://www.marine.csiro.au/crimp/nimpis/
TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY TOLERANCES OF THE LARVAE OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEASTAR ASTERIAS AMURENSIS
CAROLINE .A. SUTTON AND BARRY. D. BRUCE Technical
Report #6 (PDF 1.52MB)
ENVIRONMENTAL TOLERANCES OF LARVAE OF THE EUROPEAN PARASITIC BARNACLE, SACCULINA CARCINI (RHIZOCEPHALA: SACCULINIDAE): IMPLICATIONS FOR USE AS A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENT AGAINST THE INTRODUCED EUROPEAN CRAB, CARCINUS MAENAS
RONALD E. THRESHER Technical
Report #7 (PDF 1.24MB)
BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF THE INTRODUCED MARINE FANWORM SABELLA SPALLANZANII
ROBERT D. WARD AND JANE ANDREW Technical
Report #8 (PDF 1.76MB)
REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE POTENTIAL OF MOLECULAR APPROACHES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTALLY BENIGN MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMON CARP (CYPRINUS CARPIO) IN AUSTRALIAN WATERS
PETER GREWE Technical
Report #10 (PDF 1.76MB)
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE DEMOGRAPHY, IMPACTS AND MANAGEMENT OF INTRODUCED POPULATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN CRAB, CARCINUS MAENAS
RONALD E. THRESHER (Ed.) Technical
Report #11 (PDF 5.1MB)
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE INTRODUCED MARINE SPECIES IN AUSTRALIAN WATERS
DIANNE FURLANI Technical
Report #12 (PDF 8.67MB)
A REVIEW OF ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES
KEITH R. HAYES Technical
Report #13 (PDF 778MB)
RISK ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK FOR BALLAST WATER INTRODUCTIONS
KEITH R. HAYES AND CHAD L. HEWITT Technical
Report #14 (PDF 3.32MB)
PROCEEDINGS OF A MEETING ON THE BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE INTRODUCED SEASTAR ASTERIAS AMURENSIS IN AUSTRALIAN WATERS
C. LOUISE GOGGIN (Ed.) Technical
Report #15 (PDF 3.59MB)
TREVOR R. BURRIDGE AND JACQUELLE GORSKI Technical
Report #16 (PDF 1.35MB)
KEITH R. HAYES Technical
Report #17 (PDF 758KB)
CAROLINE A. SUTTON, KATE MURPHY, RICHARD B. MARTIN AND CHAD L.
HEWITT Technical
Report #18 (PDF 4.68MB)
MARINE BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS OF PORT PHILLIP BAY VICTORIA
CHAD L. HEWITT, MARNIE L. CAMPBELL, RONALD E. THRESHER AND RICHARD
B. MARTIN (Eds)
Technical Report #20
(Executive summary) (Full
report)
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR BALLAST WATER INTRODUCTIONS - VOLUME II
KEITH R. HAYES AND CHAD L. HEWITT Technical
Report #21 (PDF 1.51MB)
REVISED PROTOCOLS FOR BASELINE PORT SURVEYS FOR INTRODUCED
MARINE SPECIES: SURVEY DESIGN, SAMPLING PROTOCOLS AND SPECIMEN
HANDLING
CHAD L. HEWITT AND RICHARD B. MARTIN
Technical
Report #22 (PDF 642KB)
A review of rapid response options for the control of
ABWMAC listed INtroduced Marine Pest species and related taxa in
AustraliaN Waters
Felicity R. McEnnulty,
Nicholas J. Bax, Britta Schaffelke and Marnie L.
Campbell
Technical
Report #23 (PDF 714KB)
DISTRIBUTION
AND BIOLOGY OF THE INTRODUCED GASTROPOD, MAORICOLPUS
ROSEUS
(QUOY AND GAMARD, 1934) (CAENOGASTROPODA:TURRITELLIDAE) IN
AUSTRALia
Nicholas J. Bax, Felicity
R. McEnnultY AND KAREN L. GOWLETT-HOLMES
Technical
Report #25 (PDF 438KB)
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THESES/DISSERTATIONS SUPERVISED BY STAFF
Ross. J. (2001) Impacts of Asterias amurensis and invasibility of native communities in Tasmania. PhD, Department of Zoology, University of Tasmania. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Morris, A. (submitted). Early life history of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis in the Derwent Estuary, Tasmania: The potential for ecology-based management. PhD candidate, University of Tasmania. (CRIMP advisor: Ron Thresher)
Patrick Lewis (in prep). In the wake of the Aurora: an investigation into the hazard of marine introductions in the Southern Ocean. B.Sc. Honours, IASOS, University of Tasmania, Hobart. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Jonathon Smith, (2001) Dinoflagellate resting cysts from recent Western Australian sediments: Taxonomy, Ecology, and Biogeography. B.Sc. Honours, Department of Plant Science, University of Tasmania. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Coutts, A. (2000). Hull fouling as a factor in species transport across the Tasman sea. M.Sc. Thesis, Australian Maritime College. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Sliwa, C. (1999) An alternative dispersal mechanism for the introduced Japanese macroalga Undaria pinnatifida. B.Sc. Honours Thesis (First Class), Department of Zoology, University of Tasmania. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Scott, R. (1998). Aspects of the biology of Maoricolpus roseus. B.Sc. Honours Thesis, IASOS, University of Tasmania (CRIMP advisor: Dick Martin)
Murphy, K. (1998). Predicting currents due to shipping operations for ballast water risk assessment. B.Eng. Honours Thesis, Department of Environmental Engineering, University of Western Australia (CRIMP advisors: Chad Hewitt, Keith Hayes)
Murphy, K. (1997). The survival and sampling of zooplankton in ballast water. Bsc Honours Thesis (First Class). Department of Zoology, University of Tasmania. (CRIMP advisor: Chad Hewitt)
Mackinnon, C. (1997). Impact of the introduced European green crab, Carcinus maenas on Tasmanian bivalve populations. B.Sc. Honours Thesis, University of Tasmania (CRIMP advisor: Ron Thresher)
Lewis, S. (1997). Behaviour and population ecology of juvenile European shore crabs in Tasmania. B.Sc. Honours Thesis, University of Tasmania (CRIMP advisors: Craig Proctor, Ron Thresher)
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