'Catchment' presentation slideshows

THE ECOSYSTEM SERVICES PROJECT

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Carbon dynamics at the hillslope and catchment scale

Carbon dynamics at the hillslope and catchment scale. Greg Hancock 1 , Jetse Kalma 1 , Jeff McDonnell 2 , Cristina Martinez 1 , Barry Jacobs 1 , Tony Wells 1 1. The University of Newcastle 2. Oregon State University. Background.

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USING RESEARCH TO INFORM INTEGRATED CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT

USING RESEARCH TO INFORM INTEGRATED CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT. A regional business perspective . What is YW business perspective? Increasing costs treatment opex capex What are the water quality trends? Significant challenges due to increasing colour

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The Way Forward Forensic CAMHS & Prison Inreach

The Way Forward Forensic CAMHS & Prison Inreach. Gary Risdale Prison CAMHS Manager Bristol Forensic CAMHS.

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Overview of the CFMPs and the MDSF Rob Cheetham HR Wallingford LTD

Overview of the CFMPs and the MDSF Rob Cheetham HR Wallingford LTD. INTRODUCTION The following presentation aims to give: a brief overview of Catchment Flood Management Planning (CFMPs) and the Modelling and Decision Support Framework (MDSF)

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GRACE in the Murray-Darling Basin: integrating remote sensing with field monitoring to improve hydrologic model predicti

GRACE in the Murray-Darling Basin: integrating remote sensing with field monitoring to improve hydrologic model prediction. Kevin M. Ellett Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Melbourne, Australia and USGS WRD Sacramento, California

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Recap from the First Western Network Workshop Heather Williams AMEC

Recap from the First Western Network Workshop Heather Williams AMEC. Recap from the first workshop. Key points: The focus was on Natural Flood Management. Recent flooding in Scotland Photos courtesy of Roy Richardson, SEPA. Afforestation for Natural Flood Management

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Towards a Better Design of Micro-Catchment Water Harvesting Schemes.

Towards a Better Design of Micro-Catchment Water Harvesting Schemes. By Dave Best. Direct rainwater harvesting from micro-catchment schemes (within field catchment systems). Overland flow harvested from a short catchment. 1-30 metres.

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PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

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Daniel Vila (daniel.vila@cptecpe.br)

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Runoff Generation

Runoff Generation. Brian Finlayson School of Anthropology, Geography and Environmental Studies The University of Melbourne. Premises There is significant locational specificity in runoff generation and delivery.

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Landscape Metrics For Biological Integrity of Streams in the Southern Rocky Mountains

Landscape Metrics For Biological Integrity of Streams in the Southern Rocky Mountains. Leland, H.V. 1 , Hawkins, C.P. 2 , Selle, A.R. 3 , Griffin, M.B. 4 , Day, W.C. 5 , and Viger, J.M. 6

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Catchment Management at Lake Baroon on the Sunshine Coast

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Groundwater catchment Hinnerup

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Abstract

CLIMATE AND LANDSCAPE CONTROLS ON SPATIAL (SUB-BASIN) VARIABILITY OF WATER BALANCE WITH CHANGING TIME SCALES: APPLICATION OF THE DOWNWARD APPROACH D. Farmer and M. Sivapalan Centre for Water Research, University of Western Australia. Abstract.

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A DPI/DNR Perspective of NAFE

A DPI/DNR Perspective of NAFE. DPI run a field based program call Key Sites. Its Objective is to collected detailed field measurements to validate models. (8 sites across NSW) NAFE falls generally into this category, and both projects have potential to value add to each other.

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Objectives of the pilot

Context Intensification of farming practices, adjustments in crop rotation, large number of wastewater treatment works, cattle poaching and siltation have resulted in a negative impact upon water quality and flow.

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Research Proposal

Forest squattering extends to very erosion-prone areas. Newly established coffee plantation on steep slopes. Sediment/litter pits. Dead-end trenches under established coffee plantation. Research Proposal

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