The Use of ICT and Geospatial Techniques to Improve Australian and Indian Ground Water and Land Resource Management under Climate Change Scenarios: A Position Paper

Leisa Armstrong; Jain Adinarayana; Neil Dunstan

The Use of ICT and Geospatial Techniques to Improve Australian and Indian Ground Water and Land Resource Management under Climate Change Scenarios: A Position Paper

Leisa Armstrong
, Jain Adinarayana
, Neil Dunstan

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Abstract

This paper will examine the potential for ICT and geospatial data mining techniques to assist in mitigating and responding to the effects of climate change on ground water and land resources. The paper will examine the current status internationally through the both Indian and Australian perspectives and highlight the potential through some studies being undertaken in Australia.

Original language	English
Pages	154-158
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	Geomatrix'12: International Conference on Geospatial Technologies and Applications - Mumbai, India Duration: 26 Feb 2012 → 29 Feb 2012

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Conference	Geomatrix'12: International Conference on Geospatial Technologies and Applications
City	Mumbai, India
Period	26/02/12 → 29/02/12

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SDG 13 Climate Action

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Pattern Recognition and Data Mining

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Armstrong, L., Adinarayana, J., & Dunstan, N. (2012). The Use of ICT and Geospatial Techniques to Improve Australian and Indian Ground Water and Land Resource Management under Climate Change Scenarios: A Position Paper. 154-158. Paper presented at Geomatrix'12: International Conference on Geospatial Technologies and Applications, Mumbai, India. https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/12443

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The Use of ICT and Geospatial Techniques to Improve Australian and Indian Ground Water and Land Resource Management under Climate Change Scenarios: A Position Paper. / Armstrong, Leisa; Adinarayana, Jain; Dunstan, Neil.
2012. 154-158 Paper presented at Geomatrix'12: International Conference on Geospatial Technologies and Applications, Mumbai, India.

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The Use of ICT and Geospatial Techniques to Improve Australian and Indian Ground Water and Land Resource Management under Climate Change Scenarios: A Position Paper

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