ARWA Centre for EcohydrologySeeking to Understand and Manage Water

Research in the Centre for Ecohydrology has four main focus areas:

Spatial Hydrology
Catchment Hydrology
Nutrient and Water Quality
Water Resources

Some of the projects listed below fit into a focus area, whereas some, such as the Resource Condition Monitoring project contribute by increasing the availability of reliable and accurate data collected across many areas.

The Google Map on the left shows some of the research sites being used in research projects by centre staff and students.

Alkaloam

Alley Farming

Alternative Irrigation Systems

Alternative Lime Sources

BMP Adoption

Oil Mallee Biomass Estimation

Catchment Efficiency

Catchment Management

Determining hydroperiod thresholds for vegetation

Efficiency of Different Irrigation Systems

Environmental Acidity

In-farm Water Use

Remote Sensing and Salinity

Resource Condition Monitoring

Root-zone salt dynamics

Soil Erosion

Toolibin Lake

Evaluation of the effect of climate variability on long term trends in groundwater tables

Student projects 2010

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