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#WorldOceansDay A number of lessons to be learned from the case of Xiamen’s IOM practices for sustainable ocean economy. See more via Blue paper oceanpanel.org/sites/default/…

How land-use change mediates its effects on ecosystem services flows via changing in supply and demand? You can find the answer below. Appreciate for the guidance and supporting from Brett Bryan Planet-A Sustainability Science @DeakinCIE sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

25 years of land-use change in a rapidly urbanising catchment in SE China reduced freshwater ecosystem service flows by 25% mostly via increased demand from industry. #PhD excellence by Lexi @DeakinCIE Deakin SEBE doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

Find our new paper on reframing the water-related ecosystem services flows from a single one-way flow to a comprehensive, two-phases flows with the interactions of multiple capital.

Come join us Planet-A Sustainability Science @DeakinCIE as an Alfred Deakin Postdoctoral Fellow in sustainability science. Multiple projects available. deakin.edu.au/research/suppo…

New paper in Nature Communications finds global urban pop facing severe water scarcity to double to ~2B by 2050. Solutions are available for most cities but may have environmental consequences without careful planning Planet-A Sustainability Science @DeakinCIE nature.com/articles/s4146…

Jinzhu Wang's first #phdlife paper just out using fancy tech to find temporal patterns in satellite imagery and get a better handle on the rapid urbanisation of China's food bowl Michalis Hadjikakou @DeakinCIE tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Our new paper in People and Nature found complex regional telecoupling between people and nature in Central Asia via quantification of trans-boundary ecosystem service flows Wendy Planet-A Sustainability Science @DeakinCIE #openaccess doi.org/10.1002/pan3.1…

Anthropocene by the Numbers! Anthroponumbers.org A Quantitative Database of Human Impacts on Planet Earth @gdchure Patterns, a Cell Press journal sciencedirect.com/science/articl… via Peter Crockford

We conducted a large-scale assessment to understand an RSQ's generalizability at a wide range of rivers. With width observations, challenging locations are rivers with low geomorphic-b, arid climate, extreme W variability and LAI. Prioritizing scale -> addressing new challenges.

Indeed very helpful tips! I try to write the review report a week prior to the deadline and then double-check my language and tone just before submitting it

Happy to share our paper in Nature Water! It should be the first paper to discuss the status of China's water data, its barriers and impacts, and outline a PEACE way to promote water data infrastructure. Let's make waves !! Brett Bryan Hydro90 @... nature.com/articles/s4422…

Where and when to river gauges go offline? In our new study, we compile the largest known dataset of river gauge data, analyze the temporal gaps of the compiled dataset, and fill in missing measurements with #Landsat and #Sentinel2 based estimates. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

Explore our latest publication on the extensive dataset of water quality in China👏👏 co-author with Jinzhu Wang Xudong Zhou @...