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Cuillen, K. | Apps, H.E. | Halas, L. | Tan, K.P. | Pain, C. | Carke, J.D. | Lawrie, K.C. | Gibson, D. | Brodie, R.C. | Wong, D.
Abstract
Under the Community Stream Sampling and Salinity Mapping Project, the Australian Government through the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and the Department of Environment and Heritage, acting through Bureau of Rural Sciences, funded an airborne electromagnetic (AEM) survey to provide information in relation to land use questions in selected areas along the River Murray Corridor (RMC). The proposed study areas and major land use issues were identified by the RMC Reference Group at its inception meeting on 26th July, 2006. This report has been prepared to facilitate recommendations on the Barr Creek - Gunbower study area. The work was developed in consultation with the RMC Technical Working Group (TWG) to provide a basis for the RMC Reference Group and other stake holders to understand the value and application of AEM data to the study area. This understanding, combined with the Reference Groups assessment of the final results and taking in account policy and land management issues, will enable the Reference Group to make recommendations to the Australian Government.
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- GA PublicationAtlas
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- AEM
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- groundwater
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- hydrogeology
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- AU-VIC
- Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC)
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- Earth Sciences
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