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An Assessment of “In-Stream” Survey Techniques along the Murray River, Australia

Michael HatchUniversity of Adelaide/CRC LEME School of Earth and Env. SciencesAdelaide, SA [email protected]
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Andrew FitzpatrickCSIRO Exploration and Mining/CRC LEME Australian Resources Research CentreKensington, WA [email protected]
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Tim MundayCSIRO Exploration and Mining/CRC LEME Australian Resources Research CentreKensington, WA [email protected]
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Graham HeinsonUniversity of Adelaide/CRC LEME School of Earth and Env. SciencesAdelaide, SA [email protected]
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B.F.J. Kelly, D. Allen, K. Ye & T. Dahlin. (2009) Continuous electrical imaging for mapping aquifer recharge along reaches of the Namoi River in Australia. Near Surface Geophysics 7:4, pages 259-270.
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