Water Resources Research
Supporting Information for
The influence of multiyear drought on the annual rainfall-runoff relationship: an
Australian perspective
Margarita Saft1,2, Andrew W.Western1, Lu Zhang2, Murray C. Peel1, Nick J. Potter2
1Department
2Water
of Infrastructure Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
for a Healthy Country Flagship, CSIRO Land and Water, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Contents of this file
Figures S1 to S2
Introduction
This supporting information provides the complimentary figures to illustrate associations
between significant rainfall-runoff relationship change and catchment / dry period
characteristics. Figure S1 is complimentary to the Figure 7 in the article (showing
statistically insignificant results). Figure S2 displays differences between selected dry
period characteristics for catchments with and without detected change (all results are
not statistically significant).
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Figure S1. Catchment characteristics for catchments with (p<0.05) and clearly without
(p>0.3) significant change in their rainfall-runoff relationship during the Millennium
Drought. Insignificant results presented. For significant results see Figure 7 of the
article.
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Figure S2. Drought characteristics for catchments with (p<0.05) and clearly without
(p>0.3) significant change in their rainfall-runoff relationship during the Millennium
drought.
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