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supersededThe information presented on the Australian Landscape Water Balance website is produced by the Bureau of Meteorology's operational Australian Water Resources Assessment Landscape model (AWRA-L). AWRA-L is a daily 0.05° grid-based, distributed water balance model, conceptualised as a small unimpaired catchment. It simulates the flow of water through the landscape from the rainfall entering the grid cell through the vegetation and soil moisture stores and then out of the grid cell through evapotranspiration, runoff or deep drainage to the groundwater.
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This vocabulary has been deprecated
This vocabulary was added to the Research Vocabularies Australia registry through the National Environmental Information Infrastructure (NEII) Programme. The NEII Programme was decommissioned in June 2022 and this vocabulary has been deprecated. Points of contact are not current.
Please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology's website, www.bom.gov.au, for the latest version of the vocabulary.
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