Research Fellow in coastal processes 🌊@UWA @wave_energy_RC @uwaoceans
Perth, Western Australia
Joined March 2021
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Michael Cuttler retweeted
Are you an experienced research assistant in the marine science realm?🐟DBCA’s Marine Science Program is advertising a 2-year L3 Technical Officer position ($79 – 84K pa) based in Perth, Western Australia 🪸
search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.p…
#Fish #Coral #Marine #Biodiversity #Conservation
Michael Cuttler retweeted
Deploying a #wavebuoy or using #waves #marinedata for #marinescience? See these new Australian guidelines prepared by Jeff Hansen @uwaoceans and myself @UON_research for the @ARDC_AU project "Catching Oz Waves" with @IMOS_AUS @UTAS_ @nswenviromedia 🌊🤓🔍repository.oceanbestpractice…
Michael Cuttler retweeted
📢Fully funded #PhDposition to work on #carbonatebudgets of Southeast Asia #coralreefs. Fieldwork at awesome #reef sites with great colloborators. Submission deadline end of July. Start date Jan 2024. DM or email me with CV @ntu_ase @EOS_SG
Michael Cuttler retweeted
On Thu. 6/28 at 6pm PT, join Sofar for a webinar with @uwaoceans. We'll discuss:
-The unique ocean environment in Western Australia + its effect on coastal regions & global ocean circulation.
-How UWA uses our Spotter buoy platform to collect ocean data.
sofarocean.com/posts/univers…
Well, that’s one way to do a surf check! Fun few days surveying the WA coastline - photos coming soon to wacoastline.org @OgsUwa @uwaoceans @UWAresearch
Michael Cuttler retweeted
#CoastalAreas, vital to millions, face massive pressures. Complex mgmt decisions are needed. #CitizenScience could offer relevant data & #CommunityEngagement. @CarmenEBarr et al. (@MichaelCuttler, @abbierogers84) report an informative Australian case study doi.org/10.1016/j.ocecoaman.…
ALT Title, authors’ names, and abstract from a paper about citizen science and coastal social values. Text: Understanding coastal social values through citizen science: the example of Coastsnap in Western Australia.
Michael Cuttler retweeted
A new study by AIMS & @uwaoceans has found that natural temperatures changes on #coral reefs caused by tides, waves & currents can bring relief from marine heatwaves & may help corals adapt to higher temperatures.
🔗doi.org/10.1007/s00338-023-0…
➡️ow.ly/ebLl50OfnTr
Michael Cuttler retweeted
🪸 Interested in how water flow on coral reefs can affect temperature?
Check out our new paper 🙌link.springer.com/article/10…
@ryan_at_uwa @MichaelCuttler @jabenthuysen @JamesPGilmour @greenbecks @uwaoceans @aims_gov_au
Summary below 🫶
We’re still accepting applications for this PhD project investigating marine heatwaves along Western Australia - get in touch to learn more :) @UWAresearch @uwaoceans
Come work with us on Marine Heat Waves and coral reefs 🪸🪸 @MichaelCuttler @ryan_at_uwa @la__cientifica @minderoo @uwaoceans
Michael Cuttler retweeted
🌊🐠 Exciting PhD opportunity available!
Join our team in identifying key habitats, including coral reefs, for protection along the Western Australian coastline. Contact us to learn more!
#phdposition #marineconservation #oceanography
Michael Cuttler retweeted
We are seeking input from the marine sensing community — what should Smart Mooring, the subsurface extension of our Spotter smart buoy, measure next? Please fill out our two question survey to share your opinion.
docs.google.com/forms/d/1AsN…
Michael Cuttler retweeted
I have learned so much about temperate reefs over the past year with @pessa_3! Cystophora forests are not only beautiful but highly diverse, endemic to Australasia and have similar biomass and productivity than kelp forests in SW Australia!! 🙌
Kelp forests usually get all the 📸 on temperate reefs, but there is many other forgotten forests underwater! While exploring SW Australia in our van, @GrimaldiCam and I recorded some ecological data on one of the more understudied groups, Cystophora spp!
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Another great day for fieldwork on WA’s South Coast #fieldworkfriday @OgsUwa @uwaoceans @EarthSci_UWA
Stoked on @coastsnap_wa being recognised at last night's WA Coastal Awards for Excellence ! We've recently been using CoastSnap to survey and monitor social values along the coast - fun collab with @CarmenEBarr and the Peron Naturaliste Parntership
Michael Cuttler retweeted
🪸🪸🪸 New paper looking at fine-scale connectivity on a coral reef atoll!
aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley…
Michael Cuttler retweeted
Very pleased to share this article on the variability of power production of the M4 wave energy converter at two different locations. Free access for 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/c/1fYXx…
Michael Cuttler retweeted
Huge waves have been hitting the Perth coastline these past few days. However look closely at this before/after #CoastSnap from the #CoastSnapRockingham station and you can see that the beach has actually grown vertically! Thanks Sean Sinclair for the snaps
Potential for major #coastalerosion for Perth beaches in coming days as waves forecast to reach up to 6.8m Tuesday night
Michael Cuttler retweeted
One exciting feature in our new Spotter 3 platform is cellular connectivity 📶. For buoys deployed nearshore, this unlocks over-the-air updates, allowing you to remotely upgrade a device with the latest firmware. That got us thinking...
Which firmware update is most exciting?
20%Max wave height and Hmax
20%Config smart power saving
40%Config spectral analysis
20%On/off high data cellular
5 votes • Final results Michael Cuttler retweeted
Today at ~4:40 I'll be talking to @GeoffHutchison from @abcperth about my research at @uwaoceans - coastal flooding and erosion along the Perth coastline! 🌊🏖️🌇 Keep tuned! 🎙️ bit.ly/ABCRadioPerth
@ForrestResearch @UWAresearch @uwanews @EarthSci_UWA