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Publications

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Response of mean annual evapotranspiration to vegetation changes at catchment scale	Zhang L, Dawes WR & Walker GR (2001)
Impact of increased recharge on groundwater discharge: development of a simplified function using catchment parameters	Gilfedder, M, Smitt, C, Dawes, WR, Petheram, C, Stauffacher, M & Walker, GR (2003)
Modelling the effectiveness of recharge reduction for salinity management	Smitt C, Gilfedder M, Dawes, WR, Petheram C, & Walker GR (2003)
Idealised analogue for predicting groundwater response times from sloping aquifers	Walker GR, Gilfedder M, Dawes WR (2005)
Prioritising upland catchments in the Murray-Darling Basin with respect to salinity benefits from afforestation	Dowling T, Dawes W, Evans WR, Dyson P & Walker G (2004)
Application of the Biophysical Capacity to Change (BC2C) model to the Little River (NSW)	Evans WR, Gilfedder M & Austin J (2004)
Predicted stream flow and salinity changes after afforestation in the Southwest Goulburn: A regional BC2C model application to develop commercial envi	Van Dijk AIJM, Cheng X, Austin J, Gilfedder M & Hairsine PB (2004)
Impact of land-use change on water and salt export from upland areas: using the BC2C model as a prioritisation tool.	Gilfedder M, Stenson M, Walker G, Dawes W (2005)
Prioritisation approach for estimating the biophysical impacts of land-use change on stream flow and salt export at a catchment scale	Mat Gilfedder, Glen R. Walker, Warrick R. Dawes, Matthew P. Stenson (2008)

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