Dieback
Vegetation Dieback and Classification of Flood Plain Vegetation

Author: A. R. Marshall and M. T. Rau

Date: August 1999

This report determines: a) the flooding thresholds at which various types of floodplain forest may become destressed and b) the maximum extent of potential dieback for various scenarios.  It is not linked to the sediment transport model and consequently can not predict the areas of dieback, only its maximum possible extent based on topography and vegetation type.

 
2007 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: September 2007

 
2006 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: September 2006

 
2005 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: September 2005

 

 
2004 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: August 2004

 
2003 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: August 2003

 
2002 Lower Ok Tedi and Middle Fly Vegetation Dieback Monitoring

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: August 2002

 
Future Dieback Predictions

Author: A. R. Marshall

Date: March 2003

This report details the results of a study into future vegetation dieback extent in the Ok Tedi and Fly River floodplains.  Initial estimates of future extent were reported as part of the 1999 HERA studies, and this report aims to update those estimates with respect to pessimistic, likely (dredging to mine closure) and likely (no dredging) scenarios.