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Hydrologic Modelling of Connectivity Expert Panel Recommendations 2025–Scenario 2–End of System–Translucency

This dataset contains hydrologic modelling results for the Connectivity Expert Panel Recommendations in New South Wales, Scenario 2 simulating end-of-system translucency rules, covering regulated valleys (Gwydir, Namoi, Border Rivers) with a time span from 1895-01-01 to 2023-06-30.

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ProducerNSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

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Key facts

InstitutionNSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
CoverageRegulated valleys (Gwydir, Namoi, Border Rivers) in New South Wales; geographic extent approx. 141°E–154°E, 32°S–28°S
Time span1895-01-01 to 2023-06-30
Scale4 files (including XLSX and PDF)

Contents & fields

The dataset includes 4 files: one XLSX data file (Northern Basin Connectivity - Modelling 2025 - Scenario 2 - EOSTargetTrans.xlsx), one PDF analysis report (Analysis of the Connectivity Expert Panel Recommendations Hydrologic modelling assessment.pdf), a Data Quality Statement PDF, and a metadata statement PDF. The XLSX file contains hydrologic modelling outputs; specific fields are not disclosed on the page.

  • Northern Basin Connectivity - Modelling 2025 - Scenario 2 - EOSTargetTrans.xlsx——Main data file with Scenario 2 modelling outputs
  • Analysis of the Connectivity Expert Panel Recommendations Hydrologic modelling assessment.pdf——Analysis report detailing modelling methodology
  • Data Quality Statement——Data quality statement PDF
  • MetadataStatement_Questionnaire_Scenario 2-end of system–Translucency.pdf——Metadata statement PDF

Research uses

This dataset is suitable for hydrologic connectivity modelling, assessment of river baseflow protection strategies, water resource management policy analysis, and hydrologic response studies under climate change scenarios.

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Keywords

hydrologic modellingconnectivityend-of-systemtranslucencyNew South Walesbaseflow protection

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