Contact details:
GLEN OSMOND SA 5064 AUSTRALIA
Biography
Dr Tanya Doody leads integrative and multidisciplinary science to link ecological responses of floodplain and riparian tree vegetation to altered water availability in the Murray-Darling Basin and beyond. Research outcomes provide management options and tools to natural resource managers, local industry and government bodies, to monitor tree water stress changes over the last 20+ years. Critical to providing these outcomes is innovation to scale up robust field measurements of tree water use to broader scales using 20-30m monthly remote sensing timeseries data and machine learning. Tanya has published several papers to assist management understanding of floodplain and riparian tree water requirements, to inform environmental flow management.
Tanya also leads the Managing Water Ecosystems Group in CSIRO’s Land and Water, which investigates how riverine ecosystems respond to different water resource management and allocation strategies, including environmental water provisions. She also leads the Vegetation Theme in Flow-MER, the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office’s on-ground Monitoring, Evaluation and Research program which works in partnership with scientists, water managers and communities across the Murray-Darling Basin to help us understand how fish, birds, vegetation and river connectivity are responding to Commonwealth environmental water (https://flow-mer.org.au/).
Other Interests
Dr Doody has a very broad research base with skills in field data collection, remote sensing, GIS, measurement/modelling of evapotranspiration and intergrative ecohydrology studies such as that undertaken in Nepal (https://publications.csiro.au/rpr/pub?list=SEA&pid=csiro:EP164232&sb).
Fields of Research
Current Roles
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Research Group Leader
Managing Water Ecosystems -
Project Leader
Field measurement and scaling of floodplain tree evapotranspiration and water stress responses -
Theme Lead - Vegetation
Flow-MER. Murray-Darling Basinscale monitoring, research and evaluation -
Team Member
European Union COST Action - Enhancing Small-Medium IsLands resilience by securing the sustainability of Ecosystem Services (SMILES)
Academic Qualifications
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2013
PhD (Deans Commendation)
The University of Adelaide -
2008
Grad. Dip. GIS and Remote Sensing with High Distinction
Charles Sturt University -
1993
Bachelor of Science - Major in Botany, Zoology and Geology
The University of Adelaide
Professional Experiences
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2014-current
Editor
Hydrological Processes - Wiley -
2020-current
Research Advisory Committee Member
The Goyder Institute for Water Research
Achievements and Awards
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2022-2022
Growing Our Impact - Ecosystems Function Project
CSIRO Land and Water -
2022-2022
Customer Engagement and Delivery Culture Award - Engaging to improve water management in Asia
CSIRO Land and Water -
2020-2020
Inclusion and Diversity Award - SDIP Nepal Team
CSIRO Land and Water -
2018-2018
CSIRO Chairman's Medal for Research Excellence
CSIRO -
2015-2015
Fellow of the Peter Cullen Trust - Science to Policy Leadership Program
Peter Cullen Water and Environment Trust -
2014-2014
Deans Commendation for PhD Thesis Excellence
The University of Adelaide -
2013-2014
Host - CSIRO CEO Visiting Scientist Award Dr Pamela Nagler
CSIRO -
2013-2013
CSIRO Land and Water Research Excellence Award - Individual Award, Willow Water Savings Project
CSIRO -
2012-2013
GDE Atlas - Geospatial World Forum Application Excellence
Goespatial World Awards -
2012-2013
GDE Atlas - 8th Victorian Spatial Excellence, Spatial Enablement category
Victorian Government -
2009-2010
CSIRO Chief Executive Professional Development Award
CSIRO
Other highlights
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2020-2022
Doody TM, Gao S, Vervoort W, Pritchard JL, Davies MJ, Nolan M. 2022. A river basin scale spatial model to advance understanding of riverine tree response to hydrological management. Journal of Environmental Management
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2022-2022
Cook PG, Shanafield M, Anderson MS, Bourke S, Cartwright I, Cleverly J, Currell, Doody TM, Hofmann H, Hugmann H, Irvine D, Jakeman A, McKay J, Nelson R, Werner A. 2022. Towards sustainable groundwater management: An Australian perspective on current challenges. V44, doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrh.2022.101262
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2021-2021
Doody TM, Gehrig S, Colloff MD, Vervoort RW, Doble R. 2021. Determining water requirements for Black Box (Eucalyptus largiflorens) floodplain woodlands of high conservation value using drip-irrigation. Hydrological Processes, 35(7), 1-14.
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2022-2022
Gao S, Huete A, Kobayashi H, Doody TM, Weiwei L, Takai W, Yongguang Z, Xiaoliang L. 2022. Simulation of solar-induced chlorophyll florescence in a heterogenous forest using 3-D radiative transfer modelling and airborne LiDAR. Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, 191, 1-17.
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2021-2021
Tetzlaff D, Boyer E, Doody TM, Jefferson A, Molini A. 2021. Women advancing research on hydrological processes: Preface. Hydrological Processes 35(7) DOI: 10.1002/hyp.14267
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2017-2017
Doody TM, Barron OV, Dowlsey K, Emelyanova I, Fawcett J, Overton IC, Pritchard JL, van Dijk AIJM, Warren G. 2017. Continental mapping of groundwater dependent ecosystems: A methodological framework to integrate diverse data and expert opinion. Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 10, 61-81
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2015-2015
Doody TM, Colloff MJ, Davies M, Koul V, Benyon RG, Nagler PL. 2015. Quantifying water requirements of riparian river red gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) in the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia – implications for the management of environmental flows. Ecohydrology, 8(8), 1471-1487