Mrs Rowena Morris

Telephone	+61 8 8313 6794
Position	Postgraduate
Email	rowena.morris@adelaide.edu.au
Fax	+61 8 8313 6717
Building	John Davies Building
Floor/Room	M 05a
Campus	Waite
Org Unit	Ecology Evolution and Landscape Science

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Research Interests

Bushfire management , Soil erosion, Marine management, Community education, Geodiversity and Geotourism

Publications

Buckman S., Brownlie K., Bourman R.P., Murray-Wallace C.V., Morris R.H., Lachlan T.J., Roberts R.G., Arnold L.J and Cann J.H. (2009) Holocene palaeofire records in a high-level, proximal valley-fill (Wilsons Bog), Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia. The Holocene. 19,7,1-13.

Morris R., Calliss S. (2009) Does an emergency response protect our water reservoirs? AFAC 2009 Conference Meeting Expectations, 21-24 Sept 2009, Surfers Paradise. 595-600.

Morris R., Connelly P., Bradstock R., Dragovich D., Henderson M. and Ostendorf B. (2008) Sediment movement following prescribed burning - A comparison of three techniques including visual observations, erosion pins and digital close range photogrammetry. International Fire 2008 Conference, 1-3 Sept 2008, Adelaide. 293-300.

Morris R., Calliss S., Frizenschaf J., Blason M., Dragovich D., Henderson M. and Ostendorf B. (2008) Controlling sediment movement following bushfire - a case study in managing water quality, Mount Bold, South Australia. Proceedings of Water Down Under 2008 incorporating 31st Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium and 4th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research. 14-17 April 2008, Adelaide, Australia., 1937-1947.

Dragovich, D. and Morris, R. (2002) Fire intensity, runoff and sediment movement in eucalypt forest near Sydney, Australia. In Allison R.J. (ed) Applied Geomorphology: theory and practice, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 145-163.

Dragovich, D. and Morris, R. (2002) Sediment and organic matter movement following bushfires in the Blue Mountains, Australia. In Dyer, F.J., Thoms, M.C and Olley, J.M (eds) The structure, function and management implications of fluvial sedimentary systems, IAHS Publ no. 276, 325-331.

Dragovich, D, and Morris, R. (2002) Fire intensity, slopewash and bio-transfer of sediment in eucalypt forest, Australia. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 27,1309-1319.

Morris, R.H. (1993) The vegetation of Narrabeen, Dee Why and Harbord Catchments. In Chapman D. (ed.) Environmental quality of the Narrabeen Catchment, Sydney University, Sydney., 11-24.

Files

Bushfire CRC Fire Note: Protecting our water reservoirs with sediment traps - MorrisFireNote.pdf [405.3K] (application/pdf)
Case Study: ISite measuring sediment movement - Case_Study_ISite_Measuring_sediment.pdf [495.3K] (application/pdf)
Poster: The dirt on assessing post-fire erosion - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Sydney_2011.pdf [618.8K] (application/pdf)
Poster: Prescribed burning and sediment movement in the Mount Lofty Ranges - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Darwin_2010.pdf [483.6K] (application/pdf)
Poster: Does an emergency response protect our water reservoirs? - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Surfers_2009.ppt.pdf [1.3MB] (application/pdf)
Poster: Trapping sediment following bushfire at Mount Bold Water Reservoir, South Australia - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Adelaide_2008.pdf [268.1K] (application/pdf)
Poster: 3D laser scanning of sediment movement following bushfire at Mount Bold Reservoir - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Tassie_2007.pdf [204.4K] (application/pdf)
Poster: The effect of prescribed burning on sediment movement in the Mount Lofty Ranges - Morris_Bushfire_CRC_Conference_Melbourne_2006.pdf [116.5K] (application/pdf)

Entry last updated: Saturday, 5 Nov 2011

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