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currentThe Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric (Geofabric) is a specialised Geographic Information System (GIS). It registers the spatial relationships between important hydrological features such as rivers, water bodies, catchments, aquifers and monitoring points.
By detailing the spatial dimensions of these hydrofeatures and how they are connected, we are able to visualise and model how water is stored, transported and used through the landscape.
By detailing the spatial dimensions of these hydrofeatures and how they are connected, we are able to visualise and model how water is stored, transported and used through the landscape.
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This vocabulary was added to the Research Vocabularies Australia website 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, and any links on this page will not resolve.
Please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology's website, www.bom.gov.au, for the latest version of the vocabulary.
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