The Cressbrook Creek alluvial aquifer system, Southeast Queensland : hydrochemistry and isotopes to determine hydrological processes and response to floods
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2014
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This study developed an understanding of hydrological processes within the Cressbrook Creek catchment of the upper Brisbane River, in particular for the alluvial aquifers. Those aquifers within the lower catchment are used for intensive irrigation, and have been impacted by long-term drought followed by flooding. The study utilised water chemistry, isotopic characters and hydraulic measurements to determine factors such as recharge, links between creeks and groundwater, and variations in water quality. The catchment-wide study will enable improved management of the local water resources. |
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Queensland University of Technology |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/78443/1/Adam_King_Thesis.pdf King, Adam C. (2014) The Cressbrook Creek alluvial aquifer system, Southeast Queensland : hydrochemistry and isotopes to determine hydrological processes and response to floods. PhD by Publication, Queensland University of Technology. |
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School of Earth, Environmental & Biological Sciences; Science & Engineering Faculty |
Palavras-Chave | #Alluvial aquifers #aquifer connectivity #groundwater recharge #hydrochemistry #isotopic tracers #groundwater/surface water interactions #Cressbrook Creek #conceptual hydrogeological model #multivariate statistical analysis #southeast Queensland |
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