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Brooks AP. About gullies: How big a problem is Gully Erosion in the Normanby?. 2013 .

Spencer J. Adapting the SedNet sediment budget framework to incorporate multiple empirical input data sets; an example from the Normanby catchment Brooks AP, Pietsch T, Olley JM, Borombovits D, Curwen G, Shellberg JG. 2013 .

Shellberg JG, Brooks AP. Alluvial Gully Prevention and Rehabilitation Options for Reducing Sediment Loads in the Normanby Catchment and Northern Australia Griffith University. Prepared by Griffith University, Australian Rivers Institute; Prepared for the Australian Government Caring for Our Country Reef Rescue Program; 2013.

Shellberg JG, Brooks AP. Alluvial Gully Prevention and Rehabilitation Options for Reducing Sediment Loads in the Normanby Catchment and Northern Australia. Brisbane: Griffith University, Australian Rivers Institute; 2013 p. 312. Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info/references/cywq-223

Spencer J. Coastal Erosion and Geochemistry: What's Eating the Coast? . 2013 .

Brooks AP. An Empirically-based sediment budget for the Normanby Basin: A new understanding of country Spencer J. 2013 .

Brooks AP. An Empirically-based sediment budget for the Normanby Basin: Key Findings & Implications Spencer J, Olley JM, Pietsch T, Borombovits D, Curwen G, Eslami-Endargoli L, Bourgeault A, Shellberg JG, Howley CM. 2013 .

Brooks AP, Spencer J, Olley J, Pietsch T, Borombovits D, Curwen G, Shellberg JG. An Empirically-based sediment budget for the Normanby Basin: Sediment Sources, Sinks & Drivers on the Cape York Savannah. (Howley CM, Gleeson AL, Simon A, Bankhead N, Klimetz D, Eslami-Endargoli L, Bouregault A). Brisbane, Queensland Australia: Australian Rivers Institute, Griffith University; 2013 p. 572. Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info/references/cywq-229

Howley CM. From the rivers to the reef: Flood plumes tell the story. 2013 .

Olley JM, Brooks AP, Spencer J, Pietsch T, Borombovits D, Howley CM, Curwen G. Geochemistry and provenance of sediments. [Internet]. 2013 . Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info

Brooks AP. Land-use practices and effects: What's accelerating erosion?. 2013 .

Iwashita F. A machine learning approach to estimate river bank erosion through multi-temporal LIDAR and spectral imagery Brooks AP, Curwen G, Spencer J, Olley JM. 2013 .

Howley CM, Shellberg JG, Stephan K, Brooks AP. Normanby Catchment Water Quality Management Plan. Cooktown, Qld, Australia: Griffith University, Australian Rivers Institute; 2013 p. 88. Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info/references/cywq-17

Howley CM. Normanby River Water Quality: 2006-2013 Monitoring Results. 2013 .

Shellberg JG. Preventing and Reducing 'Breakaways: Rehabilitation of alluvial gully erosion along river frontages. 2013 .

Curwen G. Quantifying erosion in the Normanby catchment using repeat LiDAR and historical air photos. 2013 .

Shellberg JG. Rehabilitation of Alluvial Gully Erosion in the Normanby Catchment Brooks AP. 2013 .

Pietsch T. The role of in-channel benches as major stores of suspended sediment in the Normanby catchment & implications for catchment management. 2013 .

Brooks AP. Sediment sources: Roads send sediment straight into the streams. 2013 .

Howley CM. Watrer Quality in the Laura & Normanby Rivers. 2013 .

2012

Howley CM, Olley JM, Carroll J. Annan and Endeavour River Freshwater and Estuarine Water Quality Report: An Assessment of Ambient Water Quality and Effects of Land Use 2002 – 2009. Cooktown, Queensland: CYMAG Environmental Inc.; 2012 p. 115. Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info/references/cywq-234

Wallace J, Karim F, Wilkinson S. Assessing the potential underestimation of sediment and nutrient loads to the Great Barrier Reef lagoon during floods. Marine Pollution BulletinMarine Pollution Bulletin. 2012 ;65:194-202.

. Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric (Geofabric). 2012 .

Gleeson AL. Cape York’s Unsealed Road Network and Its Impact on the Surrounding Aquatic Ecosystem. Griffith School of Environment. 2012 ;Honours.

Caitcheon GC, Olley JM, Pantus F, Hancock G, Leslie C. The dominant erosion processes supplying fine sediment to three major rivers in tropical Australia, the Daly (NT), Mitchell (Qld) and Flinders (Qld) Rivers. GeomorphologyGeomorphology. 2012 ;151-152:188-195.

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Andrew P Brooks An Empirically-based sediment budget for the Normanby Basin (full presentation) -- [citation]	Iwashita, Fabio A machine learning approach to estimate river bank erosion through multi-temporal LIDAR and spectral imagery -- [citation]	Jeff G Shellberg Rehabilitation of Alluvial Gully Erosion in the Normanby Catchment -- [citation]
Curwen, G. Quantifying erosion in the Normanby catchment using repeat LiDAR and historical air photos -- [citation]	Olley, Jon M. Geochemistry and provenance of sediments -- [citation]	Spencer, J. Adapting the SedNet sediment budget framework to incorporate multiple empirical input data sets -- [citation]
Howley, C.M. Normanby River Water Quality: 2006-2013 Monitoring Results -- [citation]	Pietsch, T. The role of in-channel benches as major stores of suspended sediment in the Normanby catchment & implications for management -- [citation]