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Service Description: The NSW River Condition Index (RCI) is the primary long-term reporting tool for assessing riverine condition. It is used to combine a range of indicators into a single condition score. The indicators include riparian vegetation, geomorphic condition, hydrologic stress, biodiversity, catchment disturbance and water quality.The RCI was first developed in 2012 using the Framework for the Assessment of River and Wetland Health (FARWH) approach. The FARWH is an accepted approach applied throughout Australia. It uses existing data collection activities across Australia and converts them into a standardised and nationally comparable representation of river health.The River Condition Index method document 2023, explains the index and its application across NSW. The RCI data shown in this map reflects this latest version of the RCI product.Further information can be found here NSW River Condition Index | WaterThe following web map services are available to add to your own Geographic Information System:River Condition Index ESRI Map ServiceRiver Condition Index ESRI Feature ServiceYou can also find the River Condition Index data asset and Metadata statement at River Condition Index (RCI) | Dataset | SEED (nsw.gov.au)

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Description: The NSW River Condition Index (RCI) is the primary long-term reporting tool for assessing riverine condition. It is used to combine a range of indicators into a single condition score. The indicators include riparian vegetation, geomorphic condition, hydrologic stress, biodiversity, catchment disturbance and water quality.The RCI was first developed in 2012 using the Framework for the Assessment of River and Wetland Health (FARWH) approach. The FARWH is an accepted approach applied throughout Australia. It uses existing data collection activities across Australia and converts them into a standardised and nationally comparable representation of river health.The River Condition Index method document 2023, explains the index and its application across NSW. The RCI data shown in this map reflects this latest version of the RCI product.Further information can be found here NSW River Condition Index | WaterThe following web map services are available to add to your own Geographic Information System:River Condition Index ESRI Map ServiceRiver Condition Index ESRI Feature ServiceYou can also find the River Condition Index data asset and Metadata statement at River Condition Index (RCI) | Dataset | SEED (nsw.gov.au)

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Copyright Text: NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Surface Water Science and Geospatial Science teams, Water Group

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Title: NSW River Condition Index
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Comments: The NSW River Condition Index (RCI) is the primary long-term reporting tool for assessing riverine condition. It is used to combine a range of indicators into a single condition score. The indicators include riparian vegetation, geomorphic condition, hydrologic stress, biodiversity, catchment disturbance and water quality.The RCI was first developed in 2012 using the Framework for the Assessment of River and Wetland Health (FARWH) approach. The FARWH is an accepted approach applied throughout Australia. It uses existing data collection activities across Australia and converts them into a standardised and nationally comparable representation of river health.The River Condition Index method document 2023, explains the index and its application across NSW. The RCI data shown in this map reflects this latest version of the RCI product.Further information can be found here NSW River Condition Index | WaterThe following web map services are available to add to your own Geographic Information System:River Condition Index ESRI Map ServiceRiver Condition Index ESRI Feature ServiceYou can also find the River Condition Index data asset and Metadata statement at River Condition Index (RCI) | Dataset | SEED (nsw.gov.au)
Subject: NSW River Condition Index (RCI)
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