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Groundwater flow systems framework essential tools for planning salinity management

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G Walker, M Gilfedder, R Evans, P Dyson and M Stauffacher

Land & Water Australia. 2008. Groundwater flow systems framework essential tools for planning salinity management. [Online] (Updated February 1st, 2008)
Available at: http://lwa.gov.au/node/873 [Accessed Sunday 21st of March 2010 12:46:03 PM ].

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The Groundwater Flow Systems Framework is a powerful support tool, developed to guide investment decisions for salinity management.

This summary report and its companion full report (PR030628), describe how the Framework can aid regional natural resource management groups in identifying appropriate salinity management options. They outline how results for well understood catchments can be extrapolated to other catchments where a similar groundwater flow system operates.

Published by Murray Darling Basin Commission

You can order Groundwater flow systems framework essential tools for planning salinity management in hard copy, by contacting Canprint and quoting the number PK030627.
This product may be available from http://publications.mdbc.gov.au.

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G Walker, M Gilfedder, R Evans, P Dyson and M Stauffacher
PublishedSeptember 2003
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id: 873 / created: 01 February, 2008 / last updated: 01 February, 2008