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Service Description: <div style=''text-align:Left;''><div><div><p><span>A without development model scenario is created by starting with a current conditions model scenario and switching off as much development in the model as possible. Typically this means removing all water users such as irrigation and towns along with infrastructure such as dams and weirs.</span></p><p><span>A without development scenario is useful in understanding the extent to which human uses of the river have altered flows.</span></p><p><span>This type of model scenario is sometimes known and a "natural case" but this terminology has fallen out of favour over time as a true natural condition scenario would attempt to reflect catchment conditions such as land use, vegetation cover and so on that existed prior to human interventions.</span></p><p><span>For information about this feature class please see </span><a href='&apos' target=''_blank'' style=''text-decoration:underline;''><span>WATER MODELLING-ModelledData-without development page </span></a><span>in SEED website. </span></p></div></div></div>
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Description: A without development model scenario is created by starting with a current conditions model scenario and switching off as much development in the model as possible. Typically this means removing all water users such as irrigation and towns along with infrastructure such as dams and weirs.A without development scenario is useful in understanding the extent to which human uses of the river have altered flows.This type of model scenario is sometimes known and a "natural case" but this terminology has fallen out of favour over time as a true natural condition scenario would attempt to reflect catchment conditions such as land use, vegetation cover and so on that existed prior to human interventions.For information about this feature class please see WATER MODELLING-ModelledData-without development page in SEED website.
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Copyright Text: NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
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Title: Water Modelling - Modelled Data - Without Development
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Comments: A without development model scenario is created by starting with a current conditions model scenario and switching off as much development in the model as possible. Typically this means removing all water users such as irrigation and towns along with infrastructure such as dams and weirs.A without development scenario is useful in understanding the extent to which human uses of the river have altered flows.This type of model scenario is sometimes known and a “natural case” but this terminology has fallen out of favour over time as a true natural condition scenario would attempt to reflect catchment conditions such as land use, vegetation cover and so on that existed prior to human interventions.For information about this feature class please see WATER MODELLING-ModelledData-without development page in SEED website.
Subject: Data was updated on 06/08/2026 from local geodatabase
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Keywords: DCCEEW Water,DCCEEW Water Analytics,Modelling,Surface Water,Without Development,Water Modelling,Modelled Data,seed-layer-catalogue
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