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Adapting Water Management to Climate Change in the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia by Ian P. Prosser, Francis H. S. Chiew, Mark Stafford Smith

“…Climate change is threatening water security in water-scarce regions across the world, challenging water management policy in terms of how best to adapt…”
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Sources of sediment to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area by McKergow, Lucy A., Prosser, Ian P., Hughes, Andrew O., Brodie, Jon

“…To reduce sediment exports discharging to the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), it is essential to identify the sources of exported sediment. We used modelling of…”
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Predicting the distribution of bed material accumulation using river network sediment budgets by Wilkinson, S.N, Prosser, I.P, Hughes, A.O

“…1 Assessing the spatial distribution of bed material accumulation in river networks is important for determining the impacts of erosion on downstream channel…”
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Investment prioritization based on broadscale spatial budgeting to meet downstream targets for suspended sediment loads by Lu, H, Moran, C.J, Prosser, I.P, DeRose, R

“…On the basis of a spatially distributed sediment budget across a large basin, costs of achieving certain sediment reduction targets in rivers were estimated. A…”
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Modelling sediment delivery ratio over the Murray Darling Basin by Lu, Hua, Moran, C.J., Prosser, Ian P.

“…This paper presents a scientific and technical description of the modelling framework and the main results of modelling the long-term average sediment delivery…”
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Predicting the spatial patterns of hillslope sediment delivery to river channels in the Murrumbidgee catchment, Australia by Verstraeten, Gert, Prosser, Ian P., Fogarty, Peter

“…Sediment yield data derived from long-term sedimentation rates in 26 small farm dams in SE Australia were used to calibrate a spatially distributed soil…”
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Modelling and testing spatially distributed sediment budgets to relate erosion processes to sediment yields by Wilkinson, Scott N., Prosser, Ian P., Rustomji, Paul, Read, Arthur M.

“…Identifying the erosion processes contributing to increased basin fine sediment yield is important for reducing downstream impacts on aquatic ecosystems…”
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Modelling the impact of land-use change and farm dam construction on hillslope sediment delivery to rivers at the regional scale by Verstraeten, Gert, Prosser, Ian P.

“…Landscapes in southeastern Australia have changed dramatically since the spread of European colonisation in the 19th century. Due to widespread forest…”
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The effect of wildfire on runoff and erosion in native Eucalyptus forest by Prosser, Ian P., Williams, Lisa

“…Wildfires raise concerns over the risk of accelerated erosion as a result of increased overland flow and decreased protection of the soil by litter and ground…”
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Before and after riparian management: sediment and nutrient exports from a small agricultural catchment, Western Australia by McKergow, Lucy A., Weaver, David M., Prosser, Ian P., Grayson, Rodger B., Reed, Adrian E.G.

“…Riparian vegetation can trap sediment and nutrients sourced from hillslopes and reduce stream bank erosion. This study presents results from a 10-year stream…”
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Regional scale nutrient modelling: exports to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area by McKergow, Lucy A., Prosser, Ian P., Hughes, Andrew O., Brodie, Jon

“…Clearing of native vegetation and replacement with cropping and grazing systems has increased nutrient exports to the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) to a level many…”
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Performance of grass and eucalyptus riparian buffers in a pasture catchment, Western Australia, part 2: water quality by McKergow, Lucy A., Prosser, Ian P., Weaver, David M., Grayson, Rodger B., Reed, Adrian E. G.

“…Declining water quality on the south coast of Western Australia has been linked to current agricultural practices. Riparian buffers were identified as a tool…”
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Performance of grass and eucalyptus riparian buffers in a pasture catchment, Western Australia, part 1: riparian hydrology by McKergow, Lucy A., Prosser, Ian P., Weaver, David M., Grayson, Rodger B., Reed, Adrian E.

“…Rainfall takes many flowpaths to reach a stream, and the success of riparian buffers in water quality management is significantly influenced by riparian…”
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A Late Pleistocene vegetation history from the Australian semi-arid zone by Field, Judith H, Dodson, John R, Prosser, Ian P

“…Cuddie Springs is an ephemeral lake in central northern New South Wales, Australia. The upper 3 m of sediment consist of lacustrine clays containing a Late…”
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Increased erosion hazard resulting from log-row construction during conversion to plantation forest by Prosser, Ian P, Abernethy, Bruce

“…During forest clearing operations, embankments of logs are often constructed approximately parallel to contours. These log-rows resemble contour banks used in…”
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Sediment transport capacity relations for overland flow by Prosser, Ian P., Rustomji, Paul

“…Nearly all physically based models of soil erosion and landform evolution include an equation for the sediment transport capacity of flow, yet the choice of…”
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Controls on gully formation following forest clearing in a humid temperate environment by Prosser, I.P, Soufi, M

“…We have constructed a chronology of gully initiation, forest clearing, and rainfall events for gullies eroded into pine plantations near Bombala, southeastern…”
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Modelling sources of sediment at sub-catchment scale: An example from the Burdekin catchment, North Queensland, Australia by Kinsey-Henderson, Anne E., Post, David A., Prosser, Ian P.

“…A detailed sediment budget has been derived for the Weany Creek sub-catchment (13.5 km 2) in North Queensland, Australia, using a sediment source, transport…”
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Flow resistance and sediment transport by concentrated overland flow in a grassland valley by Prosser, Ian P., Dietrich, William E., Stevenson, Janelle

“…Flow resistance and sediment transport data are needed from well vegetated humid environments to evaluate surface wash erosion and channel incision by overland…”
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Bank erosion of an incised upland channel by subaerial processes: Tasmania, Australia by Prosser, Ian P., Hughes, Andrew O., Rutherfurd, Ian D.

“…The headwaters of many rivers are characterized by gullies and incised streams that generate significant volumes of sediment and degrade downstream water…”
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