Land systems of Western Australia
Land systems of Western Australia are systematic land resource concepts, where the tying in of geographical, geological, and ecological data is processed to provide land planning and land management systems with sets of information that can process large areas of land in terms of agricultural and other usages.
At times land systems are not referred to directly, but used within terms of land resources and landform resources analysis and appraisal.[1] The government departments from which reports and papers emanate include the Agricultural and Mining departments, as well as Land administration bodies.
- Ashburton River Catchment [2]
- Karridale - Leeuwin [3]
- Wiluna - Meekatharra [4]
Notes
- ↑ http://www.agric.wa.gov.au/PC_93282.html?s=610228425
- ↑ Western Australia; Mitchell, A; Payne, A; Holman, W (1982), An inventory and condition survey of rangelands in the Ashburton River catchment, Western Australia, Dept. of Agriculture, retrieved 19 January 2013
- ↑ Hall, G. J; Marnham, J. R; Geological Survey of Western Australia (2002), Regolith-landform resources of the Karridale-Tooker and Leeuwin 1:50 000 sheets, Geological Survey of Western Australia, ISBN 978-0-7307-5723-8
- ↑ Mabbutt, J. A. (Jack Alan); CSIRO. Division of Land Research and Regional Survey (1963), Land systems of the Wiluna-Meekatharra area, Western Australia, Division of Land Research and Regional Survey, CSIRO, retrieved 19 January 2013
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