NCRIS Groundwater Database

$15 million has been invested in groundwater infrastructure, to establish long-term groundwater monitoring sites across Australia. Led by UNSW, with collaboration of expertise from Flinders University, Australian National University, University of Queensland and Monash University, these sites have been developed to provide advanced groundwater monitoring sites. There are six main groundwater monitoring sites in four states. The sites have been selected to cover the range of climate zones and aquifer properties experienced in Australia.

This web database allows a user to find any infrastructure item and to inspect the data (normally a groundwater elevation) and then to see how it has changed through time. All infrastructure has been described in infrastructure reports. These reports give the essential metadata to provide the context for interpretation of the groundwater level hydrographs shown on the data base. These Infrastructure reports can be downloaded from the web site at the location where the level data is displayed.

 

Material found on this website has been provided by third parties. ANU has no control over the content or quality of data provided through this facility.  In providing this access facility ANU makes no representations express or implied as to the accuracy or fitness of the data for any purpose whatsoever and use of the data is at the user’s own risk.  Access and use of data is subject to conditions set by the data providers.  By entering this portal facility users agree to abide by the conditions of use imposed by data providers. The IP address used to access data may be logged in order to facilitate collation of data access metrics.