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The impact of land use change on catchment hydrology in large catchments: The Comet River, Central Queensland, Australia by Siriwardena, L., Finlayson, B.L., McMahon, T.A.

“…The Comet River in Central Queensland, Australia, with a catchment area of 16,440 km 2 was largely cleared of a natural forest cover dominated mainly by…”
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Droughts and anti-droughts: the low flow hydrology of Australian rivers by McMahon, T. A., Finlayson, B. L.

“…Summary 1. Droughts are not easily defined other than by culturally driven judgements about the extent and nature of impact. Natural ecosystems are adapted to…”
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Measuring erosion with the micro-erosion meter—Contributions to understanding landform evolution by Stephenson, W.J., Finlayson, B.L.

“…We review the contribution made to understanding landform evolution through the use of the micro-erosion meter (MEM) and the variant, the traversing…”
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Managing Cumulative Effects of Farm Dams in Southeastern Australia by Morris, C. R, Stewardson, M. J, Finlayson, B. L, Godden, L. C

“…AbstractChallenges abound for water managers attempting to address problems that have cumulative effects. This paper discusses some of these challenges and…”
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Updated world map of the Köppen-Geiger climate classification by Peel, M. C., Finlayson, B. L., McMahon, T. A.

“…Although now over 100 years old, the classification of climate originally formulated by Wladimir Köppen and modified by his collaborators and successors, is…”
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Historical developments of models for estimating evaporation using standard meteorological data by McMahon, T. A., Finlayson, B. L., Peel, M. C.

“…Evaporation plays a key role in the hydrology of a catchment. World‐wide actual terrestrial evaporation is approximately two third of terrestrial…”
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The Potential of Field Turbidity Measurements for the Computation of Total Phosphorus and Suspended Solids Loads by Grayson, R.B., Finlayson, B.L., Gippel, C.J., Hart, B.T.

“…The computation of loads of material transported in streams is generally based on relationships between river discharge and concentration for particular sites…”
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Distribution and hydraulic significance of large woody debris in a lowland Australian river by GIPPEL, C. J, FINLAYSON, B. L, O'NEILL, I. C

“…Reconnaissance level aerial photography, sampling by line-intersect transect and census were compared for their use in providing data useful for the hydraulic…”
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Catchment-wide impacts on water quality: the use of ‘snapshot’ sampling during stable flow by Grayson, R.B., Gippel, C.J., Finlayson, B.L., Hart, B.T.

“…Water quality is usually monitored on a regular basis at only a small number of locations in a catchment, generally focused at the catchment outlet. This…”
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Continental differences in the variability of annual runoff-update and reassessment by Peel, Murray C, McMahon, Thomas A, Finlayson, Brian L

“…Continental differences in the variability of annual runoff were reassessed using an expanded precipitation database and an improved methodology for allocating…”
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Bathymetric and core analysis of the Latrobe River delta to assist in catchment management by Grayson, R.B., Kenyon, C., Finlayson, B.L., Gippel, C.J.

“…In this study, an analysis of bathymetric surveys of the Latrobe River delta conducted in 1879 and 1992 is combined with pollen analysis of cores from the…”
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Modelling of hydrology and potential population levels at Bronze Age Jawa, Northern Jordan: a Monte Carlo approach to cope with uncertainty by Whitehead, P.G., Smith, S.J., Wade, A.J., Mithen, S.J., Finlayson, B.L., Sellwood, B., Valdes, P.J.

“…An annual water balance model for Wadi Rajil, in Northern Jordan, is used to simulate the ancient water supply system for the Early Bronze Age site of Jawa…”
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Development and testing of an Index of Stream Condition for waterway management in Australia by Ladson, Anthony R., White, Lindsay J., Doolan, Jane A., Finlayson, Brian L., Hart, Barry T., Lake, P. Sam, Tilleard, John W.

“…Summary 1. An Index of Stream Condition (ISC) has been developed to assist broad scale management of waterways by providing an integrated measure of their…”
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Identification and explanation of continental differences in the variability of annual runoff by Peel, Murray C., McMahon, Thomas A., Finlayson, Brian L., Watson, Fred G.R.

“…Continental differences in the variability of annual runoff were investigated using an expanded and improved database to that used in previous work. A…”
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Will river erosion below the Three Gorges Dam stop in the middle Yangtze? by Lai, X., Yin, D., Finlayson, B.L., Wei, T., Li, M., Yuan, W., Yang, S., Dai, Z., Gao, S., Chen, Z.

“…•The erosion of the middle Yangtze in the first 13years after closure of Three Gorges Dam is revealed.•The Three Gorges Dam will affect no further downstream…”
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Variability of Annual Precipitation and Its Relationship to the El Niño–Southern Oscillation by Peel, Murray C., McMahon, Thomas A., Finlayson, Brian L.

“…The importance of El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) to annual precipitation variability is assessed by dividing stations into regions of ENSO and non-ENSO…”
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Implications of the relationship between catchment vegetation type and the variability of annual runoff by Peel, Murray C., McMahon, Thomas A., Finlayson, Brian L., Watson, Fred G. R.

“…The impact of changing catchment vegetation type on mean annual runoff has been known for some time, however, the impact on the variability of annual runoff…”
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Changing distribution of late Quaternary terrestrial lacustrine and littoral environments in the Vestfold Hills, Antarctica by PETERSON, J. A, FINLAYSON, B. L, ZHANG QINGSONG

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HYDRAULIC GUIDELINES FOR THE RE-INTRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF LARGE WOODY DEBRIS IN LOWLAND RIVERS by GIPPEL, CHRISTOPHER J., O'NEILL, IAN C., FINLAYSON, BRIAN L., SCHNATZ, INGO

“…The volume of large woody debris in most of the world's lowland rivers has been depleted, either through persistent de‐snagging or clearance of the riparian…”
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Long term shore platform surface lowering rates: Revisiting Gill and Lang after 32 years by Stephenson, W.J., Kirk, R.M., Kennedy, D.M., Finlayson, B.L., Chen, Z.

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