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Things we can do now that we could not do before: Developing and using a cross-scalar, state-wide database to support geomorphologically-informed river management
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Healey, Michael
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Hancock, Fergus
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Riches, Marcus
in
Adaptive management
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Artificial intelligence
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Australia
2021
A fundamental premise of river management is that practitioners understand the resource they are working with. In river management this requires that baseline information is available on the structure, function, health and trajectory of rivers. Such information provides the basis to contextualise, to plan, to be proactive, to prioritise, to set visions, to set goals and to undertake objective, pragmatic, transparent and evidence-based decision making. In this paper we present the State-wide NSW River Styles database, the largest and most comprehensive dataset of geomorphic river type, condition and recovery potential available in Australia. The database is an Open Access product covering over 216,600 km of stream length in an area of 802,000 km 2 . The availability of the database presents unprecedented opportunities to systematically consider river management issues at local, catchment, regional and state-wide scales, and appropriately contextualise applications in relation to programs at other scales (e.g. internationally)–something that cannot be achieved independent from, or without, such a database. We present summary findings from the database and demonstrate through use of examples how the database has been used in geomorphologically-informed river management. We also provide a cautionary note on the limitations of the database and expert advice on lessons learnt during its development to aid others who are undertaking similar analyses.
Journal Article
LETTER: Border law our darkest hour
2015
AS of midnight on Tuesday, with the enacting of the Border Force Act, documenting, reporting or whistleblowing of any physical or sexual assaults or child molestation in Australian government asylum-seeker...
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LETTER: Secrecy around child treatment
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Hancock, Fergus
in
Duty of care
2015
THE federal government's attempt to respond to ongoing allegations of child sexual and physical abuse in immigration detention camps, the Moss Review, is being withheld from the community. In my...
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LETTER: Criticise, but at least be accurate
2015
PETER Ronne (\"Religion product of human mind\" Letters 24/8) comes out with an astonishing assertion that the Bible undermines women's birthrights to be mothers of men. How is this so?...
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