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Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric (Geofabric)

The Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric (Geofabric) is a specialised Geographic Information System (GIS). It identifies the spatial relationships of important hydrological features such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs, dams, canals and catchments.

By detailing the spatial dimensions of these features, models can be developed to show how water is stored, transported and used through the landscape.

In Geofabric V2.1.1 there are 6 products available:
Hydrology Cartography
Hydrology Network
Hydrology Catchments
Hydrology Reporting Catchments
Hydrology Reporting Regions
Groundwater Hydrology

Data and Resources

  • PDF Data Quality Statement - Geofabric PDF

    The Data Quality Statement is for users to understand how a particular...

  • WFS - Geofabric WFS

    Web Feature Service (WFS) provides an interface that allows requests for...

  • WMS - Geofabric WMS

    Web Map Service (WMS) is a standard protocol for serving georeferenced map...

  • Spatial Viewer MAP

    The following link will redirect the user to an external page outside of SEED...

  • XML Metadata - Geofabric XML

    Metadata is data that defines or describes the content, quality, format or...

  • PDF User Guide - Geofabric PDF

    The following link will provide access to further resources on the dataset

  • PDF Product Guide - Geofabric PDF

    The following link will provide access to further resources on the dataset

  • HTML Metadata - Geofabric HTML

    Metadata is data that defines or describes the content, quality, format or...

  • Geofabric OGC Web Services URL

    The following link will redirect the user to an external page outside of SEED...

Metadata Summary What is metadata?

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License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Geospatial Topic Climatology meteorology atmosphere
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