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Landscape Zones of the Lake Eyre Basin

La Trobe University
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The dataset divides the Lake Eyre Basin into nine landscape zones, based on the elements that govern form and processes of the surface waters. They are: Uplands, Rocky Fringe, Western Rivers, Northern Plains, Central Plains, Channel Country-Vertic Downs, Channel Country-Stony Domes, Lakes & Dunes, Mega-lakes.


This dataset is described in Gresley A. Wakelin-King (2022) Landscapes of the Lake Eyre Basin: the catchment-scale context that creates fluvial diversity, Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia, 146:1, 109-167, DOI: 10.1080/03721426.2021.2003514. The paper provides the first integrated overview of the Lake Eyre Basin's geomorphology, and is the first whole-of-catchment description of any of its rivers. The information is intended to support the work of land managers and ecologists, by providing a process-based look at the landscapes that support habitat. The landscape zones are designed to be compatible with the regional context stage of a River Styles analysis.




Dataset citation: Wakelin-King, Gresley A., 2021. Lake Eyre Basin Landscape Zones (digital datset). Wakelin Associates, Melbourne. DOI 10.26181/616cc5686abd5

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Australia | Ecosystem Function | Ecosystem function | Environmental Science | Geology | Geology not elsewhere classified | Geomorphology and Regolith and Landscape Evolution | Geomorphology and earth surface processes | Hydrology | Hydrology not elsewhere classified | Lake Eyre Basin | Landscape Ecology | Landscape ecology | Other environmental sciences not elsewhere classified | Physical Geography | Physical geography and environmental geoscience not elsewhere classified | River Styles | Surface Processes | Surface water hydrology | Surfacewater Hydrology | dryland rivers | fluvial geomorphology | habitat | land management | non-perrenial rivers | range condition | rangelands | river health |

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