Hydrological processes in tropical Australia: Historical perspective and the need for a catchment observatory network to address future development
Study region: Tropical Australia. Study focus: Streams and rivers of the Australian tropics have been the subject of substantial hydrological process research spanning the last 50 years. In this review, we highlight initial efforts to understand the hydrological response of forested ecosystems in th...
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Clément Duvert [verfasserIn] Han-She Lim [verfasserIn] Dylan J. Irvine [verfasserIn] Michael I. Bird [verfasserIn] Adrian M. Bass [verfasserIn] Sarah O. Tweed [verfasserIn] Lindsay B. Hutley [verfasserIn] Niels C. Munksgaard [verfasserIn] |
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