@inproceedings{47b67b6298994ecda0b8d3fe61dec5db,
title = "The AWRA modelling system",
abstract = "The Bureau of Meteorology requires a water balance modelling system developed using state-of-theart hydrological science and computing technology that quantifies retrospective water flux and storage terms. The Australian Water Resources Assessment (AWRA) modelling system has been developed to meet these specifications. AWRA uses a robust model-data fusion approach that combines onground observations, satellite observations and hydrological model outputs. This combination facilitates spatial consistency in application across continental Australia. The outputs from the AWRA system are used to underpin a range of information products delivered by the Bureau and thus the system needs to generate all the necessary water flux and storage terms at a spatial and temporal scale appropriate for aggregated reporting. This paper provides an overview of the AWRA modelling system, the current status and capabilities of the AWRA components and proposed future developments.",
author = "Viney, {Neil R.} and Jai Vaze and Jamie Vleeshouwer and Ang Yang and {Van Dijk}, Albert and Andrew Frost",
year = "2014",
language = "English",
series = "Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 2014, HWRS 2014 - Conference Proceedings",
publisher = "Engineers Australia",
pages = "1018--1025",
booktitle = "Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 2014, HWRS 2014 - Conference Proceedings",
note = "35th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, HWRS 2014 ; Conference date: 24-02-2014 Through 27-02-2014",
}