Dr Jordan Iles ~ Research Officer

Research Disciplines

• Environmental management (4104)
• Ecology (3103)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• environmental management (1899)
• Fresh, ground and surface water systems and management (1803)

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Journal Articles

• Iles J, Pettit N, Cawthray G and Grierson P (2022) Chemotaxonomic responses of autotrophic periphyton communities to nutrient additions in pools of an intermittent stream. Freshwater Biology, 67 (12). pp. 2148-2160
• Iles J, Pettit N, Donn M and Grierson P (2022) Phosphorus sorption characteristics and interactions with leaf litter?derived dissolved organic matter leachate in iron?rich sediments of a sub?tropical ephemeral stream. Aquatic Sciences, 84 (4).
• Kelleway J, Iles J, Kobayashi T and Ling J (2021) Resilience of a native soil seed bank in a floodplain lake subjected to cropping, grazing and extended drought. Marine and Freshwater Research, 72 (6). pp. 787-799

Book Chapters

• Walker S, Waltham N, Buelow C and Iles J (2022) Coastal habitat restoration, invasive species and remote monitoring solutions. In: Challenges in Estuarine and Coastal Science: Estuarine and Coastal Sciences Association 50th anniversary volume. Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, UK, pp. 160-176

Other research outputs

• Cartwright P, Iles J, Mattone C, O'Callaghan M and Waltham N (2022) Turbidity (NTU) to Suspended Sediment Concentration (SSC) Conversion Protocol. TropWATER Reports, 22/35. TropWATER, Townsville, QLD, Australia [Report]
• Iles J and Waltham N (2021) Whitsunday Water Quality Monitoring Blueprint for Tourism Operators: Quarterly update - January 2021 Report 21/02. TropWATER Reports, 21/02. TropWATER, Townsville [Report]

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