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Groundwater Flow Systems Report (2005)

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This study presents the distribution and characteristics of Groundwater Flow Systems (GFS) causing salinity in the West Gippsland region. As part of developing this document, a workshop involving key technical, agency and community representatives was held on 24-25 February 2005. A total of 12 Groundwater Flow Systems were defined for the West Gippsland region using a combination of information on geology, hydrogeology, soils, slope and local knowledge.

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Image:  West Gippsland Groundwater Flow Systems FP
Front page and Table of Contents (PDF 453KB)
Acknowledgements (PDF 21KB)
Executive Summary (PDF 33KB)
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Introduction (PDF 1.0MB)
2
Method
2.1 Key data sets to compile GFS maps (PDF 36KB)
Figure 5 - Surface geology (PDF 992KB)
Figure 6 - Elevation (PDF 863KB)
Figure 7 - Ground slope (PDF 1.0MB)
Figure 8 - Soils permeability (PDF 245KB)
2.2 Key additional data sets used to determine GFS characteristics (PDF 27KB)
3
Management options (PDF 81KB)
4
Groundwater Flow Systems (PDF 236KB)
5
Summary of salinity management options in the context of groundwater flow systems (PDF 255KB)
6
The next step (PDF 27KB)
7
References (PDF 25KB)
Appendix A - Maps used to characterise the GFS (PDF 650KB)
Figure 29 - Watertable Depth (m) (PDF 248KB)
Figure 30 - Annual Rainfall (mm) (PDF 246KB)
Figure 31 - Potential Annual Evaporation (mm) (PDF 691KB)
Figure 32 - Landsat (2000) (PDF 731KB)
Figure 33 - Land Use (PDF 1.3MB)