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- 3.5.5 Potential impacts on an individual asset
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It is not possible to report potential impacts on each of the hundreds of individual assets within the zone of potential hydrological change. However, the information and data from the previous sections are available for future work trying to assess potential impacts on individual assets. Case studies to illustrate how multiple lines of available hydrological and ecological evidence may be useful in assessing potential impacts on individual assets are detailed in the impact and risk analyses of the Hunter and Galilee subregions (Herron et al., 2018, Lewis et al., 2018).
Last updated:
6 December 2018

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Product Finalisation date
2018
PRODUCT CONTENTS
- 3.1 Overview
- 3.2 Methods
- 3.3 Potential hydrological changes
- 3.4 Impacts on and risks to landscape classes
- 3.4.1 Overview
- 3.4.2 Landscape classes that are unlikely to be impacted
- 3.4.3 'Floodplain or lowland riverine' (non-Pilliga) landscape group
- 3.4.4 'Non-floodplain or upland riverine' (non-Pilliga) landscape group
- 3.4.5 Pilliga riverine (upland and lowland)
- 3.4.6 Potentially impacted landscape classes lacking quantitative ecological modelling
- References
- Datasets
- 3.5 Impacts on and risks to water-dependent assets
- 3.6 Commentary for coal resource developments that are not modelled
- 3.7 Conclusion
- Citation
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors to the Technical Programme
- About this technical product
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