I am a Fisheries Acoustics scientist with the Australian Antarctic Division. I work with echosounder data from the Krill Observational Mooring for Benthic Investigations (KOMBI) platforms, which monitor deep-sea krill all year round. My work focuses on the role krill play in Southern Ocean nutrient and carbon cycles to support carbon sequestration to the deep ocean.
Research keyword: Krill
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