AuScope’s National Geophysical Validation Line (NGVL) aims to establish an independent, easily accessible, and well-characterised national calibration line in Australia.
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The Marine Heat Flow Measuring System (MHFMS) project aims to develop a method for measuring heat flow in ocean-floor sediments aboard Australia's Marine National Facility vessel, the RV Investigator, and the Australian Antarctic Division's icebreaker, the RSV Nuyina.
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The Mapping Australia’s Crust In Four Dimensions (MAC4D) project aimed to enhance ANU's SHRIMP-II age-mass spectrometer's capabilities, enabling the measurement of multiple isotopes crucial for mapping Australia's crust in four dimensions. This initiative helped facilitate the creation of integrated isotope-age maps, aiding in the discovery of new critical minerals.
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Common Framework for Inference (CoFI) aims to address inference problems within Earth Sciences, irrespective of size and scope, by capturing inherent commonalities present in all types of inverse problems, independent of the specific methods employed to solve them.
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The AGN+ project piloted the expansion of the AuScope Geochemistry Network (AGN) through the addition of several new university geochemistry analytical facilities to enhance accessibility to key geochemical data sets.
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Land-2-Sea Geoscience (L2SG) project focuses on deploying innovative drilling technology to contribute to the global scientific understanding of Antarctic ice dynamics.
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The GPlates App is a powerful tool that enables users to reconstruct and visualise spatial data through geological time. Built on top of the acclaimed plate reconstruction software, the App benefits from the feature-rich web APIs and the flexible software architecture of its underlying technology.
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