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English: Sediment loads in Australian rivers are typically 10-50 times pre-European settlement levels, placing stress on riverine, estuarine and coastal ecosystems. CSIRO has developed the SedNet model to predict erosion hotspots and sediment delivery in regional catchments, including the ability to forecast sediment loads under different management scenarios.
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