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AUSTRALIAN RAINFALL & RUNOFF - A GUIDE TO FLOW ESTIMATION (4th EDITION)

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Mailing And Discussion Lists

In order to facilitate communication and disucssion the AR&R revision team have created a number of discussion and accouncement lists. These will be originally low volume announcement lists but will probably converted to discussion lists as chapters and content is forward.

The aim is to allow broad collaboration while developing the new documents.

The lists are available at http://lists.arr.org.au/ and there is a general list as well as a list for each chapter. We strongly recommend that everyone that is interested in the development of AR&R subscribe to the general list, then any additional chapter specific lists as well.

Introduction

Australian Rainfall and Runoff is one of the most influential and highly used documents published by the Institution of Engineers, Australia. The current edition, initially published in 1987 and in a modified form in 1997, has received widespread Australian and international acclaim. Furthermore, the document is the basis of most flood estimation undertaken in Australia.

The National Committee on Water Engineering (NCWE) of the Institution of Engineers, Australia is of the opinion that there is a need to revise the current edition. In-line with this, Dr Brett Phillips and Assoc Prof James Ball have been asked to co-ordinate and manage the revision. Their contact details are given below in the Revision Team.

Table of Contents

A proposed Table of Contents has been formulated and is being used for development of the material to be included in Australian Rainfall and Runoff. A detailed outline of the table of contents is available.

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Revision Team

Dr Brett Phillips and Assoc Prof James Ball are coordinating and managing the revision. Their contact details are

Please feel free to contact either for details of the revision.

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Timetable

The timetable for revision of Australian Rainfall & Runoff is dependent on the availability of funding. This support is being sought at present from organisations with an interest in Australian Rainfall and Runoff.

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Sponsors

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Referencing

The following guidelines are recommended when referencing Australian Rainfall & Runoff

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HWRS 2008 - Water Down Under Conference

A number of documents from the recent Water Down Under Conference have been posted:

Nov ‘05 Workshop

During November 2005, a workshop on the revision of Australian Rainfall and Runoff was held in Sydney.

A number of presentations on the material to be included in Australian Rainfall and Runoff were made at that workshop. Details of these presentations can be obtained by following the links below. Note that development of AR&R since the workshop has resulted in some chapters and books changing.

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