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Analysis of rainfall and stream hydrology at Samford Valley

Queensland University of Technology
Fahmi, Marco
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Data associated with the various research projects at SERF are the property of the primary contacts for those projects. This data is only available for analysis and/or publication with the permission of the owner.
http://www.serf.qut.edu.au/research/datapolicy.jsp

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Email: h.fahmi@uq.edu.au

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This dataset lists rainfall and stream hydrograph analysis at Samford Valley in an Adobe PDF file. 

The Samford Valley has a subtropical climate, which is typical of South East Queensland.  Moist, unstable and subtropical maritime air flows in from the Pacific Ocean.  Surface air is warm and marked instability characterises the pressure field which leads to strong vertical motion of the lower layers of the atmosphere to induce condensation.  Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms result.  The data illustrates the mean monthly rainfall at Samford and highlights the dominance of summer rainfall.  Stream hydrographs from 1966-2005 were examined and annual baseflow indices were calculated.  These figures are included.

Data time period: 2010 to 31 01 2011

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text: Samford Ecological Research Facility Samford Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Meteorology | Rainfall | SERF | Soil Sciences | Samford | Stream hydrology | Weather |

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