This site has been designed to showcase Sea Research's environmental consulting expertise, Also it provides general information about The Great Barrier Reef. You may navigate around this site by using the buttons in the left frame or the links at the head and foot of each page.
Clicking on About loads information on who Sea research is. There is a link to view Dr Tony Ayling's Curriculum Vitae or download it. Also there are links to more information about Sea researchs expertise, resources and capabilities.
The button labelled FNQ will load a page of links to articles about the Wet Tropics, and the Great Barrier Reef and some of its more charismatic megafauna.
The Contact page gives Sea Researchs contact details, including Phone, Fax, email and postal. It also has a link to some information about North Queenslands climate.
By clicking Publications you can view a list of Sea Research's publications and view the complete text online of selected recent reports authored by Sea Research.
The Sitemap shows a graphical representation of relationships and links between all of the pages on this site. You may click on any of the page icons depicted in the site map to get to that page.
Clicking on Help brings up this help page (but you already knew that didnt you ?).
Clicking on Site Design brings up contact details for the sites author.
There is also no-frames version available.
This site is especially useful for business people who are looking for marine consultants or professional people who are looking for subconsultants. It also provides some information for people who want information about Dr Tony Ayling.
This site is also of use to members of the general public, including students, who seek access to interesting biological information pertaining to the Great Barrier Reef or North Queensland.
The Navigation frame on the left allows you to select the top level pages as described above. One button at a time may be selected.
From the top level pages you may be able to click on links to get further into the site.
Each page also has a set of links in the header and footer that will allow you to choose one of the top level pages. These links are used to navigate the no-frames version of this site.
In addition, the footer has a Go Back link that will send you back to the location you were viewing before the current one.
The Sitemap shows a graphical representation of relationships and links between all of the pages on this site. You may click on any of the page icons depicted in the site map to get to that page.
Links to external sites open in new windows, Also the images open in their own windows as do Tonys CV and the Sea Research reports.
All other links to and from pages within this site open in the window or frame that they were clicked in.
This site has been designed so that it will load in the minimum of time.
having a few small graphics means the page will load quickly and you can decide where you want to go next.
If you decide you are prepared to wait you can click on the small image to
show a full size version in a new window with a caption,
click on this larger image to dismiss it. Try it with these images.
The Red Component is preferentially absorbed as light travels through water. This means that at depths of only a few metres there is no red light at all. This gives everything a bluish look which has been recorded in the photos. The greater the depth the more noticeable the effect. An artificial light is essential for full colour underwater photography,
This site was designed and implemented by Gabriel Codina.