FLOWS Assessed River Reaches

dataset: FLOWS_RIVER_REACHES
The FLOWS method is used to determine environmental water requirements for rivers and streams in Victoria. It was developed by SKM, the Cooperative Research Centre for Freshwater Ecology, Freshwater Ecology (NRE) and Lloyd Environmental Consultants (2002) and is used primarily for Stream Flow Management Plans and some Bulk Entitlements. It is designed to assess the water requirements for the instream environment and overbank flows for floodplain wetting, it is not applicable to watering regimes for large wetlands or for estuaries.
 
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(2013)

FLOWS Assessed River Reaches

Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
 

Description

Title
FLOWS Assessed River Reaches 
Alternate title
FLOWS_RIVER_REACHES 
Purpose
The dataset contains the following attribute fields: AssessedAr = the river basin name as indicated by the FLOWS report title Reach Name = corresponds to the reach name as described in the relevant FLOWS report CtFlow_Mag = Cease to Flow Magnitude (ML/day) CtFlow_Frq = Cease to Flow Frequency CtFlow_Dur = Cease to Flow Duration LF_Mag = Low Flow Magnitude (ML/day) LF_Frq = Low Flow Frequency LF_Duration = Low Flow Duration WB_Mag = Winter Baseflow Magnitude (ML/day) WB_Frq = Winter Baseflow Frequency WB_Dur = Winter Baseflow Duration Reference = author of the FLOWS study 
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Keywords

Topic category
  • Inland waters
  • Biota
 
 

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General - Victoria 
 
 

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