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Development of a Pilot Local-Scale Environmental Management Support System for Use in Water Supply Sub-Catchments in Pine Rivers Shire

LEMSS: A novel catchment and stream water quality modelling system

South East Queensland, Australia ~ circa 2002

Overview

The LEMSS project was conducted by CSIRO staff and local stakeholders, for members of the Moreton Bay Waterways and Catchments Partnership, including Pine Rivers Shire Council, South East Queensland Water Corporation, and Brisbane City Council. The model was developed within the Tarsier modelling framework by Dr Fred Watson in conjunction with colleagues at CSIRO. It simulates catchment and stream water quality as a result of land use and various biophysical processes. It was designed to predict total nutrient loads to the water supply reservoirs in Pine Rivers Shire, as well as stream health at key locations.

LEMSS is a pre-decessor to E2, one of the models in the catchment modelling toolkit.

Core team

  • Dr Rob Vertessy (project leader)
  • Dr Fred Watson (model designer)
  • Joel Rahman (software engineer)
  • Shane Seaton (software engineer)
  • Dan Clowes (local expert - PRSC)
  • Tony McAlister (local expert - WBM Oceanics)
  • Mark O'Donohue (local expert - SEQ Water Corp.)

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