Interaction between Groundwater Surface Systems in Northern Victoria

Interaction between Groundwater Surface Systems in Northern Victoria, published by the former Department of Conservation and Environment in November 1991, by Dr Phil Macumber is the culmination of 25 years' work on groundwater / surface water interactions in Victoria, written around the occurrence, character and movement of water and salt in the landscape. It is a landmark publication providing a technical basis for understanding the processes and trends occurring within the groundwater systems. While initially written as a PhD thesis, it has been subsequently expanded to incorporate more specific details on technical aspects of salinity control.

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		Front page, Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgements (PDF 82KB)
	Chapter 1	Introduction (PDF 132KB)
	Chapter 2	Geology (PDF 2.3MB)
	Chapter 3	Chronological Framework for Hydrological Change in Northern Victoria (PDF 946KB)
	Chapter 4	Riverine Plain and Adjacent Highland Catchments (PDF 3.0MB)
	Chapter 5	Hydrochemistry of the Groundwater in the Calivil Formation (PDF 463KB)
	Chapter 6	Groundwater Discharge in the Mallee Region of Northwestern Victoria (PDF 1.4MB)
	Chapter 7	Hydrochemistry of the Groundwaters of the Parilla Sand Aquifer (PDF 1.0MB)
	Chapter 8	Reflux Brines (PDF 343KB)
	Chapter 9	Groundwater Inflow into Lake Tyrrell - The Hydrochemistry of the Spring Zone (PDF 1.0MB)
	Chapter 10	Hydrochemistry of Lake Waters in Northwestern Victoria the influence of Regional Groundwaters (PDF 788KB)
	Chapter 11	Water Table Fluctuations beneath the Mallee Salinas and their influence on Salt Migration (PDF 317KB)
	Chapter 12	Groundwater Hydrology of the Tyrrell Basin (PDF 1.6MB)
	Chapter 13	Conclusion (PDF 28KB)
		References and Disclaimer (PDF 72KB)

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