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2020-09-14 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 2 - Independent Scientific Review of Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
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# Prompt Notes
information recommendations.
13 Are arrangements for data The MER Plan commits to following good practice standards as MER Plan No details but commitment
storage and management outlined in the British Ecological Society’s (2014) guide. No further pg. 67 to comply with standards.
clear? detail provided. See below for longer term housing and access.
14 Will the data be accessible to Data and information will be openly shared, proactively released, MER Plan Met
the scientific community and licensed to promote re-use and housed on the Australian Ocean pg. 67
the public through an open Data Network (https://portal.aodn.org.au )
access databases such as
Atlas of Living Australia
(https://www.ala.org.au )
Evaluation
15 Are assessment methods A Before-After-Control-Impact (BACI) design with two adjacent MER Plan Met for biophysical and
identified or described? control sites for each location (one for seagrass and one for sandy ecological measures.
pg. 63-65
substrate).
Assessment methods for
The evaluation of biophysical and ecological measures is well socio-economic indicators
described and will incorporate basic statistics, time series, could be further developed
comparative analysis and restoration scores. if desired. Refer
recommendation 3.
Evaluation of qualitative socio-economic data is not described, and
many of the socio-economic indicators have no clear benchmarks
(e.g. knowledge, skills and educational objectives).
16 Have key project decision Yes. The project is split into 3 distinct phases to allow adjustment: MER Plan Met
points and their information pg. 55-56
Phase 1 external experimental project to test viability and local
needs been identified?
responses9;
Phase 2 shellfish reef restoration at 2 sites10; and
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Completed by the University of the Sunshine Coast prior to this project.
10
The focus of the Project Plan and MERI (and this review).
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