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Mapping freshwater lenses in the Cooper Creek floodplain using airborne...
Cooper Creek is a dryland river system that extends from the western Great Dividing Range in Central Queensland to Lake Eyre in South Australia. The middle course of the Cooper... -
Assessment of the hydrostratigraphy for groundwater samples in the Broken...
The Curnamona Province and overlying basins (herein referred to as the Broken Hill region) contain many discrete groundwater systems. These include sedimentary aquifers of the... -
Hydrogeology of the Adavale, Cooper, Galilee and north Bowen basins
The Australian Government's Trusted Environmental and Geological Information program is a collaboration between Geoscience Australia and CSIRO. Part of this program includes... -
Three-dimensional mapping of Palaeovalleys in the West Musgrave Region,...
The recent Musgrave Palaeovalley Project set out to map the extent and characterise the palaeovalley architecture of several of these Cenozoic features that overlie the Musgrave... -
Data security for water security
Good groundwater governance requires good data. Geoscience Australia recently concluded the Exploring for the Future program (EFTF), an eight-year, $225 million national-scale... -
Australian continental-scale multilayered chronostratigraphic interpretation...
A key issue for explorers in Australia is the abundant sedimentary and regolith cover obscuring access to underlying potentially prospective rocks. Multilayered... -
Preliminary assessment of an alluvial aquifer system using airborne and...
Defining and characterising groundwater aquifers usually depends on the availability of data necessary to represent its spatial extent and hydrogeological properties, such as... -
Towards a national compilation of information on Australias major groundwater systems
Australia is the driest inhabited continent on Earth and groundwater is crucial to maintaining the country’s population, economic activities, Indigenous culture and... -
Towards prioritising regional groundwater assessments using the national...
Geoscience Australia's Exploring for the Future Program (EFTF) is supporting regional and national-scale initiatives to address Australia’s hydrogeological challenges using an... -
Geological architecture of the Lake Eyre Basin and its influence on...
The Lake Eyre surface water catchment covers around 1,200,000 km2 of central Australia, about one-sixth of the entire continent. It is one of the largest endorheic river basins... -
Giving legacy data a new life - palaeovalleys from preliminary integrated...
Previous work by the SA government and CSIRO[i] highlighted the value of integrating AEM data with other geological and hydrogeological data to model palaeovalley groundwater...
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