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Prosser IP, Rutherfurd ID, Olley JM, Young WJ, Wallbrink PJ, Moran CJ. Large-Scale Patterns of Erosion and Sediment Transport in River Networks, With Examples From Australia (Vol 52, Pg 91, 2001). Marine and Freshwater ResearchMarine and Freshwater Research. 2001 ;52:817-U20.

Prosser IP, Rustomji P, Young WJ, Moran CJ, Hughes AO. Constructing River Basin Sediment Budgets for the National Land and Water Resources Audit. CSIRO Land and Water, Technical Report 15/01; 2001.

Prosser I, Rustomji P, Young B, Moran C, Hughes A. Constructing river basin sediment budgets for the National Land and Water Resources Audit. CSIRO Land and Water Techincal Report. 2001 .

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

Phillips JM, Russell MA, Walling DE. Time-Integrated Sampling of Fluvial Suspended Sediment: A Simple Methodology For Small Catchments. Hydrological ProcessesHydrological Processes. 2000 ;14:2589-2602.

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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]