Parameterizing plankton functional type models: insights from a dynamical systems perspective (2009)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The spectre of anthropogenic global climate change has focused attention on biogeochemical cycling in the oceans as marine plankton ecosystems are involved in the cycling of several compounds thought...
Parameterizing plankton functional type models: insights from a dynamical systems perspective (2009)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The spectre of anthropogenic global climate change has focused attention on biogeochemical cycling in the oceans as marine plankton ecosystems are involved in the cycling of several compounds thought...
Vallina, S. M., Simo, R., Anderson, T. R., Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Pacheco, J. M.
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Matrai, P. A., Kiene, R.P., Cropp, Roger Allan, Dacey, J.W.H., DiTullio, G.R., ...
The major source of reduced sulfur in the remote marine atmosphere is the biogenic compound dimethylsulfide (DMS), which is ubiquitous in the world's oceans and released through food web...
Vallina, S. M., Simo, R., Anderson, T. R., Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Pacheco, J. M.
Yes
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Matrai, P. A., Kiene, R.P., Cropp, Roger Allan, Dacey, J.W.H., DiTullio, G.R., ...
The major source of reduced sulfur in the remote marine atmosphere is the biogenic compound dimethylsulfide (DMS), which is ubiquitous in the world's oceans and released through food web...
Vallina, S. M., Simo, R., Anderson, T. R., Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Pacheco, J. M.
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Matrai, P. A., Kiene, R.P., Cropp, Roger Allan, Dacey, J.W.H., DiTullio, G.R., ...
The major source of reduced sulfur in the remote marine atmosphere is the biogenic compound dimethylsulfide (DMS), which is ubiquitous in the world's oceans and released through food web...
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The potential for marine plankton ecosystems to influence climate by the production of dimethylsulphide (DMS) has been an important topic of recent research into climate change. Several General...
Process-dependence of biogenic feedback effects in models of plankton dynamics. (2007)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, J., Braddock, Roger David
Yes
Carlin, G.D., Cook, F., Cropp, Roger Allan, Harcher, M., Smajgl, A., Hechbert, S., ...
Agent based modelling (ABM) environments are becoming increasingly popular for investigating the effects of land use change. The ABM environment enables models to be developed that simulate...
The peatland / ice age hypothesis revised, adding a possible glacial pulse trigger. (2007)
Franzen, Lars G., Cropp, Roger Allan
Carbon sequestering in peatlands is believed to be a major climate-regulating mechanism throughout the late Phanerozoic. Since plant life first evolved on land, peatlands have been significant carbon...
Plankton modelling and CLAW. (2007)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The prospect of human-induced climate change provides a compelling imperative for an improved understanding of living systems, especially those involving ocean plankton that are proposed to have an...
Carlin, G.D., Cook, F., Cropp, Roger Allan, Harcher, M., Smajgl, A., Hechbert, S., ...
Agent based modelling (ABM) environments are becoming increasingly popular for investigating the effects of land use change. The ABM environment enables models to be developed that simulate...
The peatland / ice age hypothesis revised, adding a possible glacial pulse trigger. (2007)
Franzen, Lars G., Cropp, Roger Allan
Carbon sequestering in peatlands is believed to be a major climate-regulating mechanism throughout the late Phanerozoic. Since plant life first evolved on land, peatlands have been significant carbon...
Plankton modelling and CLAW. (2007)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The prospect of human-induced climate change provides a compelling imperative for an improved understanding of living systems, especially those involving ocean plankton that are proposed to have an...
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The potential for marine plankton ecosystems to influence climate by the production of dimethylsulphide (DMS) has been an important topic of recent research into climate change. Several General...
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The potential for marine plankton ecosystems to influence climate by the production of dimethylsulphide (DMS) has been an important topic of recent research into climate change. Several General...
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John, Braddock, Roger David
The hypothesis that marine plankton ecosystems may effectively regulate climate by the production of dimethylsulphide (DMS) has attracted substantial research effort over recent years. This...
Carlin, G.D., Cook, F., Cropp, Roger Allan, Harcher, M., Smajgl, A., Hechbert, S., ...
Agent based modelling (ABM) environments are becoming increasingly popular for investigating the effects of land use change. The ABM environment enables models to be developed that simulate...
The peatland / ice age hypothesis revised, adding a possible glacial pulse trigger. (2007)
Franzen, Lars G., Cropp, Roger Allan
Carbon sequestering in peatlands is believed to be a major climate-regulating mechanism throughout the late Phanerozoic. Since plant life first evolved on land, peatlands have been significant carbon...
Plankton modelling and CLAW. (2007)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
The prospect of human-induced climate change provides a compelling imperative for an improved understanding of living systems, especially those involving ocean plankton that are proposed to have an...
Vector analysis theory on landscape pattern (VATLP). (2006)
Zhang, Shuqing, Zhang, Junyan, Li, Fang, Cropp, Roger Allan
Yes
Vector analysis theory on landscape pattern (VATLP). (2006)
Zhang, Shuqing, Zhang, Junyan, Li, Fang, Cropp, Roger Allan, Sven Jorgensen
Yes
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, E.Y. Rodin
Yes
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E
Excessive catalyst emissions from Fluidized Catalytic Cracking Units (FCCU) during start-up situations are common, and have been deemed 'normal', with little research conducted on determining their...
Mullins, Benjamin J., Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, Cropp, Roger Allan
Extensive experimental investigation of the wetting processes of fibre/liquid systems during air filtration (when drag and gravitational forces are acting) has shown many important features,...
Mullins, Benjamin James, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, Cropp, Roger Allan, O'Leary, Rebecca A.
Extensive experimental investigation of the wetting processes of fibre liquid systems during air filtration (when drag and gravitational forces are acting) has shown many important features,...
Coupling between ocean biota and atmospheric aerosols: Dust, dimethylsulphide, or artIfact? (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome, McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David, Tindale, Neil, Mheinrat Andreae
Two hypotheses that postulate interactions between ocean biota and aerosols in the atmosphere have generated substantial research into marine systems. The stimulation of phytoplankton photosynthesis...
Mullins, Benjamin James, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, Cropp, Roger Allan, O'Leary, Rebecca A.
Extensive experimental investigation of the wetting processes of fibre liquid systems during air filtration (when drag and gravitational forces are acting) has shown many important features,...
Coupling between ocean biota and atmospheric aerosols: Dust, dimethylsulphide, or artIfact? (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome, McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David, Tindale, Neil
Two hypotheses that postulate interactions between ocean biota and aerosols in the atmosphere have generated substantial research into marine systems. The stimulation of phytoplankton photosynthesis...
Mullins, Benjamin James, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, Cropp, Roger Allan, O'Leary, Rebecca A.
Extensive experimental investigation of the wetting processes of fibre liquid systems during air filtration (when drag and gravitational forces are acting) has shown many important features,...
Coupling between ocean biota and atmospheric aerosols: Dust, dimethylsulphide, or artIfact? (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome, McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David, Tindale, Neil
Two hypotheses that postulate interactions between ocean biota and aerosols in the atmosphere have generated substantial research into marine systems. The stimulation of phytoplankton photosynthesis...
Modelling dimethylsulphide production at the Bermuda Atlantic Time Series (BATS). (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
No
Simulating the impacts of climate change on ecosystems: The importance of mortality (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John
No
On the Sensitivity Analysis of Two Hydrologic Models. (2005)
Ho, Chi, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger
No
Mullins, Benjamin James, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, Cropp, Roger Allan, O'Leary, Rebecca A.
Extensive experimental investigation of the wetting processes of fibre–liquid systems during air filtration (when drag and gravitational forces are acting) has shown many important features,...
Coupling between ocean biota and atmospheric aerosols: Dust, dimethylsulphide, or artIfact? (2005)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome, McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David, Tindale, Neil
Two hypotheses that postulate interactions between ocean biota and aerosols in the atmosphere have generated substantial research into marine systems. The stimulation of phytoplankton photosynthesis...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Simo, R., Cropp, Roger Allan, Hirst, A. C., Dachs, J., Meinrat O Andreae (Editor-in Chief)
Yes
Modeling dimethylsulphide production in the upper ocean. (2004)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David, Meinrat O Andreae (Editor-in-Chief)
Yes
Modeling dimethylsulphide production in the upper ocean. (2004)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David
Yes
Modeling dimethylsulphide production in the upper ocean. (2004)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David
Modeling dimethylsulphide production in the upper ocean. (2004)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Norbury, John, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David
Dimethylsulphide (DMS) is produced by upper ocean ecosystems and emitted to the atmosphere, where it may have an important role in climate regulation. Several attempts to quantify the role of DMS in...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
Application of sensitivity analysis to oil refinery emissions (2003)
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E, G. E. Apostolakis
Catalyst emissions from fluidising catalytic cracking units have the potential to impact significantly on the environmental compliance of oil refineries. Traditionally it has been assumed that gas...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, HIRST, TONY, MARCHANT, HARVEY, H Rodhe
Dimethyl sulfide (DMS) is a radiatively active trace gas produced by enzymatic cleavage of its precursor compound, dimethyl sulfoniopropionate (DMSP), which is released by marine phytoplankton in the...
Is maximising resilience compatible with established ecological goal functions? (2003)
Kristensen, Nadiah Pardede, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David, Cropp, Roger Allan, S E Joergensen
Cropp and Gabric [Ecosystem adaptation: do ecosystems maximise resilience? Ecology. In press] used a simple phytoplankton zooplankton nutrient model and a genetic algorithm to determine the parameter...
Application of sensitivity analysis to oil refinery emissions (2003)
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E
Catalyst emissions from fluidising catalytic cracking units have the potential to impact significantly on the environmental compliance of oil refineries. Traditionally it has been assumed that gas...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, HIRST, TONY, MARCHANT, HARVEY
Dimethyl sulfide (DMS) is a radiatively active trace gas produced by enzymatic cleavage of its precursor compound, dimethyl sulfoniopropionate (DMSP), which is released by marine phytoplankton in the...
Is maximising resilience compatible with established ecological goal functions? (2003)
Kristensen, Nadiah Pardede, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David, Cropp, Roger Allan
Cropp and Gabric [Ecosystem adaptation: do ecosystems maximise resilience? Ecology. In press] used a simple phytoplankton zooplankton nutrient model and a genetic algorithm to determine the parameter...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
Application of sensitivity analysis to oil refinery emissions (2003)
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E
Catalyst emissions from fluidising catalytic cracking units have the potential to impact significantly on the environmental compliance of oil refineries. Traditionally it has been assumed that gas...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, HIRST, TONY, MARCHANT, HARVEY
Dimethyl sulfide (DMS) is a radiatively active trace gas produced by enzymatic cleavage of its precursor compound, dimethyl sulfoniopropionate (DMSP), which is released by marine phytoplankton in the...
Is maximising resilience compatible with established ecological goal functions? (2003)
Kristensen, Nadiah Pardede, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David, Cropp, Roger Allan
Cropp and Gabric [Ecosystem adaptation: do ecosystems maximise resilience? Ecology. In press] used a simple phytoplankton zooplankton nutrient model and a genetic algorithm to determine the parameter...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
Evidence for global coupling of phytoplankton and atmospheric aerosols (2003)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
Biological coupling between the ocean and atmosphere may have profound implications for global climate change. Atmospheric aerosols such as dust can directly influence the radiative balance of the...
Evidence for global coupling of phytoplankton and atmospheric aerosols (2003)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
Biological coupling between the ocean and atmosphere may have profound implications for global climate change. Atmospheric aerosols such as dust can directly influence the radiative balance of the...
Application of sensitivity analysis to oil refinery emissions (2003)
Whitcombe, Joshua Matthew, Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David, Agranovski, Igor E
Catalyst emissions from fluidising catalytic cracking units have the potential to impact significantly on the environmental compliance of oil refineries. Traditionally it has been assumed that gas...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, HIRST, TONY, MARCHANT, HARVEY
Dimethyl sulfide (DMS) is a radiatively active trace gas produced by enzymatic cleavage of its precursor compound, dimethyl sulfoniopropionate (DMSP), which is released by marine phytoplankton in the...
Is maximising resilience compatible with established ecological goal functions? (2003)
Kristensen, Nadiah Pardede, Gabric, Albert Jerome, Braddock, Roger David, Cropp, Roger Allan
Cropp and Gabric [Ecosystem adaptation: do ecosystems maximise resilience? Ecology. In press] used a simple phytoplankton–zooplankton–nutrient model and a genetic algorithm to determine the...
Evidence for global coupling of phytoplankton and atmospheric aerosols (2003)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
Biological coupling between the ocean and atmosphere may have profound implications for global climate change. Atmospheric aerosols such as dust can directly influence the radiative balance of the...
The potential for life to control its environment was first suggested by Lovelock (1972). Charlson et al (1987) proposed a role for marine planktonic ecosystems in global climate regulation via the...
The New Morris Method; an efficient second order screening method (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David
The New Morris Method was proposed by Campolongo and Braddock [Reliab. Engng Syst. Saf. 64 (1999) 1] as an extension of the Morris Method [Technometrics 33 (1991) 161] to include estimation of...
Ecosystem adaptation: Do ecosystems maximise resilience? (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
Yes
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Ayers, Gregory P., McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David
Yes
The New Morris Method; an efficient second order screening method (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David
The New Morris Method was proposed by Campolongo and Braddock [Reliab. Engng Syst. Saf. 64 (1999) 1] as an extension of the Morris Method [Technometrics 33 (1991) 161] to include estimation of...
Ecosystem adaptation: Do ecosystems maximise resilience? (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
Yes
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Ayers, Gregory P., McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David
Yes
The New Morris Method; an efficient second order screening method (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David
The New Morris Method was proposed by Campolongo and Braddock [Reliab. Engng Syst. Saf. 64 (1999) 1] as an extension of the Morris Method [Technometrics 33 (1991) 161] to include estimation of...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Ayers, Gregory P., McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David
The New Morris Method; an efficient second order screening method (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Braddock, Roger David
The New Morris Method was proposed by Campolongo and Braddock [Reliab. Engng Syst. Saf. 64 (1999) 1] as an extension of the Morris Method [Technometrics 33 (1991) 161] to include estimation of...
Ecosystem adaptation: Do ecosystems maximise resilience? (2002)
Cropp, Roger Allan, Gabric, Albert Jerome
The response of an ecological system to perturbation can be described in terms of its resilience, essentially a measure of the time the system takes to return to its prior state. The resilience of an...
Gabric, Albert Jerome, Cropp, Roger Allan, Ayers, Gregory P., McTainsh, Grant Harvey, Braddock, Roger David
The Subantarctic Southern Ocean is a high-nutrient low-chlorophyll region, and it has been suggested that primary production is limited by deep mixing and the availability of iron. Australian dust is...