Data

AWRA Pilbara-Gascoyne Assessment 2010

Bureau of Meteorology
Viewed: [[ro.stat.viewed]] Cited: [[ro.stat.cited]] Accessed: [[ro.stat.accessed]]
ctx_ver=Z39.88-2004&rft_val_fmt=info%3Aofi%2Ffmt%3Akev%3Amtx%3Adc&rfr_id=info%3Asid%2FANDS&rft_id=http://www.bom.gov.au/water/awra/2010/data/pilbara_gascoyne.zip&rft.title=AWRA Pilbara-Gascoyne Assessment 2010&rft.publisher=Bureau of Meteorology&rft.description=This assessment and related data examines water resources in the Pilbara–Gascoyne region in 2009–10 and over recent decades. Seasonal variability and trends in modelled water flows, stores and levels are considered at the regional level. Details for selected rivers, wetlands, groundwater, urban areas and agriculture are not addressed. At the time of writing, suitable quality controlled and assured information was not identified in the Australian Water Resources Information System  (Bureau of Meteorology 2011a). It begins with an overview of key data and information on water flows in the region in recent times followed by a description of the region. Key data and information The assessment presents the 2009–10 annual landscape water flows in the Pilbara–Gascoyne region (no information is available for major storages in the region). Total annual rainfall for the Pilbara–Gascoyne region was the lowest in Australia for 2009–10 and the limited water availability also constrained evapotranspiration totals to below average levels These dry conditions resulted in very low regional landscape water yield1  for the year. &rft.creator=Anonymous&rft.date=2013&rft.relation=http://www.bom.gov.au/water/awra/2010/documents/summary.pdf&rft.relation=http://www.bom.gov.au/water/awra/2010/documents/pilbara_gascoyne.pdf&rft.coverage=Pilbara-Gascoyne Region&rft.coverage=118.8900,-20.7750 118.7475,-20.2925 118.1801,-20.3351 117.7750,-20.6675 117.3875,-20.7551 117.1825,-20.5925 116.8350,-20.7125 116.8125,-20.5275 116.4649,-20.8224 116.2026,-20.8350 116.1825,-20.9750 115.9175,-21.0774 115.5000,-21.5125 114.6475,-21.8449 114.3625,-22.4975 114.1200,-22.4725 114.1900,-21.8125 114.0825,-21.8125 113.6601,-22.5575 113.8249,-22.9424 113.7799,-23.4776 113.4700,-23.8974 113.4051,-24.4725 114.0049,-25.6199 114.2675,-25.8850 114.2375,-26.3150 114.0750,-26.4650 113.8774,-25.9450 113.7250,-26.2050 113.7625,-25.8775 113.5125,-25.5050 113.4150,-25.7249 113.5800,-26.0951 113.8825,-26.3351 113.8800,-26.5149 113.6625,-26.6724 113.5200,-26.2751 113.4775,-26.4774 113.3650,-26.0175 113.3575,-26.2575 113.3025,-26.0201 113.2750,-26.2376 113.1575,-26.1551 114.0325,-27.3501 114.1725,-28.1075 114.8725,-29.1150 115.0499,-29.7300 115.6700,-29.6000 115.8275,-28.9100 116.2350,-28.4750 116.2900,-28.1825 116.5300,-27.9001 117.3575,-27.6649 117.5450,-27.9475 117.7975,-27.9226 118.2026,-28.1476 118.8250,-28.1551 119.1225,-27.5700 119.3076,-27.4575 119.2950,-27.2100 119.4550,-27.1251 119.2425,-26.3576 119.3650,-26.1926 119.3650,-25.6400 119.6775,-25.3700 119.6899,-25.1551 119.9150,-25.0501 119.9350,-24.9000 119.7750,-24.6274 119.4649,-24.6225 119.4025,-24.4101 119.8225,-23.9775 119.7250,-23.7600 120.6650,-23.5151 120.8276,-23.5775 121.0301,-23.1776 120.6074,-22.5751 120.2750,-22.4300 120.1600,-22.2150 119.7175,-22.2950 118.9900,-22.1175 119.1576,-21.8374 119.1375,-21.3700 118.9450,-21.1200 118.8900,-20.7750&rft.coverage=115.428867,-20.658675 115.314132,-20.766201 115.295217,-20.848814 115.317500,-20.900595 115.393486,-20.901178 115.457113,-20.822199 115.510281,-20.737248 115.448093,-20.647110 115.428867,-20.658675&rft.coverage=112.970000,-25.482500 112.880809,-25.588013 112.967400,-25.782500 113.217600,-26.162600 113.002959,-25.403134 112.970000,-25.482500&rft_rights=All material provided by the Bureau of Meteorology is covered by Copyright notice.&rft_rights=Unless otherwise noted in the list of licensing agreements (see Licensing folder), all material is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Australia License&rft_subject=EARTH SCIENCES&rft_subject=Hydrogeology&rft_subject=PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE&rft_subject=Surfacewater Hydrology&rft_subject=Agricultural Hydrology (Drainage, Flooding, Irrigation, Quality, etc.)&rft_subject=AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCES&rft_subject=OTHER AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCES&rft_subject=Landscape water yield&rft_subject=water balance&rft_subject=landscape modelling&rft_subject=groundwater&rft_subject=environmental intelligence&rft_subject=Australian water resources assessment&rft_subject=Australian hydrological geospatial fabric&rft.type=dataset&rft.language=English Access the data

Licence & Rights:

Open Licence view details
CC-BY

Unless otherwise noted in the list of licensing agreements (see Licensing folder), all material is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Australia License

All material provided by the Bureau of Meteorology is covered by Copyright notice.

Access:

Other view details

All material provided by the Bureau of Meteorology is covered by Disclaimer notice.
http://reg.bom.gov.au/other/disclaimer.shtml?ref=ftr

Full description

This assessment and related data examines water resources in the Pilbara–Gascoyne region in 2009–10 and over recent decades. Seasonal variability and trends in modelled water flows, stores and levels are considered at the regional level. Details for selected rivers, wetlands, groundwater, urban areas and agriculture are not addressed. At the time of writing, suitable quality controlled and assured information was not identified in the Australian Water Resources Information System  (Bureau of Meteorology 2011a). It begins with an overview of key data and information on water flows in the region in recent times followed by a description of the region.

Key data and information

The assessment presents the 2009–10 annual landscape water flows in the Pilbara–Gascoyne region (no information is available for major storages in the region). Total annual rainfall for the Pilbara–Gascoyne region was the lowest in Australia for 2009–10 and the limited water availability also constrained evapotranspiration totals to below average levels These dry conditions resulted in very low regional landscape water yield1  for the year.

Data time period: 08 07 2009 to 08 06 2010

This dataset is part of a larger collection

Click to explore relationships graph

118.89,-20.775 118.7475,-20.2925 118.1801,-20.3351 117.775,-20.6675 117.3875,-20.7551 117.1825,-20.5925 116.835,-20.7125 116.8125,-20.5275 116.4649,-20.8224 116.2026,-20.835 116.1825,-20.975 115.9175,-21.0774 115.5,-21.5125 114.6475,-21.8449 114.3625,-22.4975 114.12,-22.4725 114.19,-21.8125 114.0825,-21.8125 113.6601,-22.5575 113.8249,-22.9424 113.7799,-23.4776 113.47,-23.8974 113.4051,-24.4725 114.0049,-25.6199 114.2675,-25.885 114.2375,-26.315 114.075,-26.465 113.8774,-25.945 113.725,-26.205 113.7625,-25.8775 113.5125,-25.505 113.415,-25.7249 113.58,-26.0951 113.8825,-26.3351 113.88,-26.5149 113.6625,-26.6724 113.52,-26.2751 113.4775,-26.4774 113.365,-26.0175 113.3575,-26.2575 113.3025,-26.0201 113.275,-26.2376 113.1575,-26.1551 114.0325,-27.3501 114.1725,-28.1075 114.8725,-29.115 115.0499,-29.73 115.67,-29.6 115.8275,-28.91 116.235,-28.475 116.29,-28.1825 116.53,-27.9001 117.3575,-27.6649 117.545,-27.9475 117.7975,-27.9226 118.2026,-28.1476 118.825,-28.1551 119.1225,-27.57 119.3076,-27.4575 119.295,-27.21 119.455,-27.1251 119.2425,-26.3576 119.365,-26.1926 119.365,-25.64 119.6775,-25.37 119.6899,-25.1551 119.915,-25.0501 119.935,-24.9 119.775,-24.6274 119.4649,-24.6225 119.4025,-24.4101 119.8225,-23.9775 119.725,-23.76 120.665,-23.5151 120.8276,-23.5775 121.0301,-23.1776 120.6074,-22.5751 120.275,-22.43 120.16,-22.215 119.7175,-22.295 118.99,-22.1175 119.1576,-21.8374 119.1375,-21.37 118.945,-21.12 118.89,-20.775

117.0938,-25.01125

115.42887,-20.65868 115.31413,-20.7662 115.29522,-20.84881 115.3175,-20.9006 115.39349,-20.90118 115.45711,-20.8222 115.51028,-20.73725 115.44809,-20.64711 115.42887,-20.65868

115.402749,-20.774144

112.97,-25.4825 112.88081,-25.58801 112.9674,-25.7825 113.2176,-26.1626 113.00296,-25.40313 112.97,-25.4825

113.0492045,-25.782867

text: Pilbara-Gascoyne Region