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Assessing Australia's water resources
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 The Bureau of Meteorology has published its first Australian water resources assessment. This report will assist all Australians, particularly policy-makers and planners, to understand the current state of the nation’s water resources and to assess the impact of past and present water management practices. The Australian Water Resources Assessment 2010 is the first in a regular series.
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Geofabric update
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Version 2.0 of the Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric (Geofabric) is now available featuring several new components that increase its usability and function. The Geofabric is a specialised geographic information system that maps the spatial relationships between important hydrologic features such as rivers, lakes, aquifers, catchments and monitoring points.
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New publication: Progress Report 2011
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 This Bureau has made substantial advances in its mission to ensure Australia is better equipped to manage water scarcity, water quality and flood risk through ready access to high quality water information. An overview of progress made in 2011 through the Improving Water Information Program is now available.
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National Water Information Briefings
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 Several of the Bureau’s landmark new products were on display at the National Water Information Briefings in capital cities during November and December 2011. The briefings demonstrated the practical value and use of water information to more than 1,000 participants and provided the Bureau with valuable first-hand feedback about key products and services. Slide presentations from these briefings are now available.
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Webinar series: expression of interest
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Following the success of the recent National Water Information Briefings, we are seeking to make this information available to a broader audience. The Bureau is assessing the level of interest in a series of free webinars – or web-based seminars – in 2012. Please let us know if you would like to participate.
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