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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 .

2012

Bartley R, Speirs WJ, Ellis TW, Waters DK. A review of sediment and nutrient concentration data from Australia for use in catchment water quality models. Marine Pollution BulletinMarine Pollution Bulletin. 2012 ;65:101-116.

Kroon FJ, Kuhnert PM, Henderson BL, Wilkinson SN, Kinsey-Henderson A, Abbott B, Brodie JE, Turner RDR. River loads of suspended solids, nitrogen, phosphorus and herbicides delivered to the Great Barrier Reef lagoon. Marine Pollution BulletinMarine Pollution Bulletin. 2012 ;65:167-181.

2010

Shellberg JG, Brooks AP, Spencer J, Knight J, Pietsch T. Rates of alluvial gully erosion across the Mitchell River fluvial megafan, Queensland, Australia Zglobicki W. Human Impact of Gully Erosion, 5th International Symposium on Gully Erosion, Book of Abstracts. 2010 :109.

Howley CM. Results of the Laura-Normanby River Water Quality Monitoring Project: An Assessment of Ambient Water Quality and Water Quality Impacts June 2006-June 2010. Cooktown, Queensland: CYMAG Environmental Inc.; 2010. Available from: http://www.capeyorkwaterquality.info/references/cywq-232

2008

Lilles T, Kiefer RW, Chipman JW. Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation. USA: Wiley and Sons; 2008.

2003

. Reef Water Quality Protection Plan. Brisbane, QLD: Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet; 2003.

1998

Bryce S, Larcombe P, Ridd PV. The relative importance of landward-directed tidal sediment transport versus freshwater flood events in the Normanby River estuary, Cape York Peninsula, Australia. Marine GeologyMarine Geology. 1998 ;149:55-78.

1992

Wolanski E, Gibbs RJ, Mazda Y, Mehta A, King B. THE ROLE OF TURBULENCE IN THE SETTLING OF MUD FLOCS. Journal of Coastal ResearchJournal of Coastal Research. 1992 ;8:35-46.

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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]