Satellites track flows

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AUTHORITIES have used satellites to keep track of river flows in the northern Murray–Darling Basin in a successful trial to help guard against water theft.The Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) used imagery provided by Geoscience Australia to track water flows in the Barwon and Darling River systems during a major release of water for the environment […]

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