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Welcome
Landscape Logic is a research hub within the
CERF* program, managed by the Australian
Department of Environment Water Heritage and
the Arts.
It was set up to improve the quality and utility
of information available to environmental
managers and policy makers investing in water
quality improvement and native vegetation
condition. The products available from this
site have been developed to improve our
understanding of the causal links between
management interventions and environmental
condition using a combination of historical data
analysis, contemporary studies and modeling.
Overview of Landscape Logic
For more information see
www.landscapelogic.org.au
or contact Ted.Lefroy@utas.edu.au
Landscape Logic's 12 partners:
North Central, North East and Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authorities (Victoria),
North, South and Cradle Coast Natural Resource Management organisations (Tasmania),
The University of Tasmania,
The Australian National University,
RMIT University,
Charles Sturt University,
CSIRO,
the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries Parks Water & Environment,
the Victorian Department of Sustainability & Environment,
and Forestry Tasmania.
*Commonwealth Environmental Research Facilities
Tasmanian Aquatic Condition DSS User Guide v1.0
The Tasmanian Aquatic Condition Decision Support System (DSS) is a computer-based system with a user-friendly interface. The DSS contains integrative models that can be used to explore likely response in the aquatic health of rivers and estuaries to changes in land use and other scenarios. The tool can be used to facilitate and improve understanding of the processes and pressures affecting Tasmanian rivers and estuaries, and assist planners, managers and policy makers to investigate the impacts of land use and management activities.
This document is the User Guide for the software, explaining the basic functionality of each page.
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