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Reference Data Report Reference data is standardised lookup information that is stored in DWER databases as codes, and provided in WIR reports as decoded names. This report provides full listings of reference code names and their descriptions where available.
Information related to sites or locations, including identifiers, site classifications, geo‐locational information, datums, purpose and status
Site informationDomain:
Benchmarks
Definition: The Benchmark Location table describes the location of fixed benchmarks at a particular station/bore. Each benchmark is numbered with a unique number at that station/bore.
Domain: Site informationData table:
Datum
Definition: The datum from which RL measurements are taken. The values of the DATUM field are validated against the DATUM codegroup.
Data table: BenchmarksCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description DatumCodeAustralian Height Datum Australian Height DatumAHD
Ground Level Australian Height Datum ‐ Historical code no longer used
GL
Local Height Datum Local Height Datum ‐ Historical code no longer used
LHD
Not Applicable Not Applicable ‐ Historical code no longer usedNA
Standard Level Standard LevelSL
Unknown UnknownNULL
Depth Measurement Point
Definition: The type of benchmark (measuring point) for measuring depths from.
Data table: BenchmarksCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Depth Measurement PointCode(none) ()
Air line AIR
Cease to flow CTF
Cease to flow permanent mark CTFPM
Float well permanent mark FWPM
Ground level GL
Inlet INLET
Measurement Point MP
Permanent mark PM
Pump Sampler Inlet PSI
Reference mark RM
Sediment Surface Level SSL
Temporary mark TM
Top of casing TOC
Top of cement/concrete block or pad TOB
Top of collar TOCOL
Top of inner casing TOIC
Top of protective headworks TOHW
Top of valve TOVAL
Unknown NULL
Water surface level WSL
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Lat/Long Datum
Definition: Spatial system used for lat/long. If you use a GPS this is likely to be WGS84, or in Australia, GDA94.
Data table: BenchmarksCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Lat/Long DatumCodeGeodetic Datum of Australia 1994 GDA94
Unknown
World Geodetic System 1984 WGS84
Method
Definition: A coded value describing how the Elevation value was derived.
Data table: BenchmarksCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description MethodCode(none) ()
Aneroid barometer AB
Digitally modeled elevation DME
Estimate (from adjacent site) ESTADS
Estimate (from map) ESTMAP
From Construction length/ref BC
Geographic Information System GIS
GPS ‐ Differential (Surveyed) GPSD
GPS (Surveyed) GPS
Real Time Kinematic sat nav RTK
Surveyed SV
Tape measure TMEAS
Unknown NULL
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Site
Definition: The SITE database contains details such as location information for each station, or site. Each site must be registered before data for that site can be imported or entered. In program documentation the words site and station are used interchangably to denote the place at which measurements are taken or samples collected.
Domain: Site informationData table:
Basin
Definition: The name of the AWRC River Basin in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Catchment
Definition: The DOW Catchment in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Currently monitored
Definition: Measurements are currently being obtained at the site
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Estuary
Definition: The estuary in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Grid Datum
Definition: Specify the datum used for grid references. If you are using a GPS, the datum is likely to be UTM or, in Australia, MGA94.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Grid DatumCodeMap Grid of Australia 1994 MGA94
GW Area
Definition: The groundwater area in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
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Infrastructure status
Definition: The condition or status of the fixed infrastructure of a departmental site over time. Does not indicate if data is being collected at the site, just whether the fixed infrastructure is capable of supporting measurements or not.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Infrastructure statusCodeDecommissioned Decommissioned: existing fixed infrastructure has
been removed as far as feasible and the site has been rehabilitated.
DEC
Hibernation Hibernation: the fixed infrastructure at the site is not in use, however remains in place for possible future use.
HIB
Non‐Functional‐‐Known reqrmnt Non‐Functional: the fixed infrastructure at the site such that valid measurements cannot be taken at this time e.g. bore blocked, site vandalized. Site has been assessed and ongoing measurement is required.
NFK
Non‐Functional‐‐Unkown reqrmnt Non‐Functional: the fixed infrastructure at the site such that valid measurements cannot be taken at this time e.g. bore blocked, site vandalized. Ongoing measurement requirement unknown.
NFU
Not applicable Not applicable: no fixed infrastructure exists at the site
NA
Operational Operational: the fixed infrastructure at the site is being maintained and supports valid measurements.
OPR
Proposed Proposed: there is a proposal to install fixed infrastructure at this site sometime in the future.
PRP
Unknown Unknown: the condition of the fixed infrastructure at the site is unknown.
UNK
Lat/Long Datum
Definition: Spatial system used for lat/long. If you use a GPS this is likely to be WGS84, or in Australia, GDA94.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Lat/Long DatumCodeGeodetic Datum of Australia 1994 GDA94
Unknown
World Geodetic System 1984 WGS84
Met district
Definition: The Bureau of Meteorology rainfall district in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Position Accuracy
Definition: Accuracy of the location data.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Position AccuracyCode+/‐1000m 1000M
+/‐100m 100M
+/‐10m 10M
+/‐1m 1M
+/‐200m 200M
+/‐5000m 5000M
+/‐500m 500M
+/‐50m 50M
+/‐5m 5M
Unknown NULL
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Region ‐ geographic
Definition: The departmental (DOW) management region in which the site resides, if applicable.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Site geofeature
Definition: The dominant geographic feature in which the site is situated.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Site geofeatureCodeAtmosphere ATMOS
Catchment CATCH
Cave CAVE
Dam DAM
Drain DRN
Estuary EST
Ground GROUND
Lake LAKE
Ocean OCEAN
Other OTH
River/Stream RIVER
Soak SOAK
Spring SPRIN
Unknown NULL
Site subtype
Definition: Refined categorization of the site type, based on the type of asset or infrastructure at the site or its primary usage.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Site subtypeCodeBore or Well BOREW
Meter off take from a bore METER
Multi‐port bore MPORT
Open hole OPENH
Production PROD
Rain/climate RAINCLIM
Sampling location SAMPL
Stream Gauging STRMGAUG
Trench TRNCH
Unknown NULL
Waste water ‐ Sampling Point WASTE
Water Supply ‐ Sampling Point SUPP
Site Type
Definition: Broad categorization of the site in relation to the earths surface, the primary type of water system (source) it relates to and the type of infrastructure.
Data table: SiteCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Site TypeCodeGroundwater A site where the primary water source is below
groundGROUND
Rain/climate A site where the primary water source is the atmosphere
RAINCLIM
Stream Gauging A site where the primary water source is at the surface, and open water surface levels, velocity or flow are measured continually
STRMGAUG
Surface (other) A site where the primary water source is at the surface, and other than continuous open water surface levels, velocity or flow are measured
SURFOTH
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Information related to boreholes, including drilling details, construction, lithology, stratigraphy, aquifers
Borehole informationDomain:
Aquifer
Definition: An aquifer is a layer (strata) of rock which holds water and allows water to percolate through it. The groundwater AQUIFER table contains all the aquifer information for a site. A number of aquifers (at different depths) may exist for each site.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Aquifer name
Definition: A code referring to a named aquifer.
Data table: AquiferCode table/group:
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Bore construction elements
Definition: The groundwater CASING table contains as constructed information for a bore. A number of records may exist for each site in this table ‐ one for each element in the bore.
The bore construction elements table includes: ‐ Solid or slo ed lining of pipe(s), typically steel, stainless steel, PVC or FRP that are used to keep a
bore open in unstable sediment/rock. An inlet allows water to flow through the bore. ‐ Valves, packers, centralizers, end caps, headworks, crossovers, screens etc.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Element
Definition: The CASING table can hold records that correspond to more than one physical entity ‐ for example Casing, Screen, Open Hole. This fields describes the entity that this entry relates to.
Data table: Bore construction elementsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description ElementCodeCasing CASIG
Centraliser CENT
Crossover/Reducer CROSS
End cap ENDCP
Float shoe FLOASH
Flush mounted cover FLUSH
Head works HEADW
Horizontal spear HORSP
Inlet (screen) INLET
Other OTHER
Packer PACKR
Plug PLUG
Pump PUMP
Pump intake PUMPI
Standpipe SPIPE
Sub‐surface Pit SUBSU
Sump SUMP
Surface block SURFBL
Unknown NULL
Valve VALVE
Inlet/Screen type
Definition: A code for the type of inlet or screen construction. Eg Perforated, Slotted, Wire‐wound etc.
Data table: Bore construction elementsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Inlet/Screen typeCodeFilter sock FILTSOCK
Not applicable NA
Open OPENIN
Other INOTHR
Perforated INPERF
Screen INSCRN
Slotted INSLOT
Unknown INUNK
Wedgewire INWEWI
Wire‐wound INWIWO
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Material
Definition: The code describes the type of material of the different casing elements, for example, PVC plastic, threaded steel or concrete.
Data table: Bore construction elementsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description MaterialCodeABS ABS
Bentonite BENTO
Cement CEMEN
Collapsed formn COLAP
Concrete CONCR
Drill cuttings DRILC
FRP FRP
Gravel GRAVL
None NONE
Other OTHER
PVC PVC
PVC ‐ Class 12 PVC12
PVC ‐ Class 16 PVC16
PVC ‐ Class 18 PVC18
PVC ‐ Class 6 PVC6
PVC ‐ Class 8.5 PVC85
PVC ‐ Class 9 PVC9
Sand SAND
Sand ‐ graded SANDG
Stainless St 304 SS304
Stainless St 316 SS316
Stainless Steel SS
Steel STEEL
Steel galvanised STGAL
Unknown NULL
UPVC UPVC
UPVC Class 12 UPV12
UPVC Class 18 UPV18
UPVC Class 6 UPVC6
UPVC Class 9 UPVC9
Drilling information
Definition: DRILLING stores information about drilling diameters and fluids at various depths down a groundwater bore.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Drilling Fluid
Definition: A code for the drilling fluid used to drill the hole
Data table: Drilling informationCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Drilling FluidCodeMud MD
NULL NULL
Water WA
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Gravel and fill
Definition: Gravel and fill materials are inserted between the hole and the pipe (casing) at particular depth intervals in the hole. Different types of materials are used in different parts of the bore. Gravel packs are inserted between the hole and the pipe (casing) to a particular depth in the hole and are used to screen out materials from the aquifer that may damage the pump or block the screen etc. Other material types can also be inserted to fill voids in the hole or to stabilise the casing and seal an area to protect aquifers and geological formations.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Fill type
Definition: The type of fill used
Data table: Gravel and fillCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Fill typeCodeAnnular Fill ANFILL
Seal SEAL
Unknown NULL
Void Fill VOFILL
Material type
Definition: The type of material used, for example, water worn, crushed or rounded.
Data table: Gravel and fillCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Material typeCodeBentonite BENTO
Cement CEMEN
Cemnt‐Bentonite CEMBE
Collapsed formn COLAP
Concrete CONCR
Drill cuttings DRILC
Gravel GRAVL
Grit GRIT
Grout GROUT
Other OTHER
Quartz QUARZ
Sand SAND
Sand/grav‐gradd GSG
Sand‐graded SANDG
Unknown NULL
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Groundwater (bore) development details
Definition: Details of any Developments applied during and/or after bore construction
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Development Method
Definition: A code for the method used to apply the development treatment
able: Groundwater (bore) development detailsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Development MethodCodeAdding dispersants + detergents A chemical method which uses dispersants and
detergents to wet and break down the wall cake, drilling muds and clogged sediments within a bore. This allows the clayey materials and fines to be removed from the aquifer usually by pumping or bailing or other mechanical means.
ADISPDET
Air lift and jetting A bore development method which uses a combination of pressure jetting to mobilize the fines and airlifting to pump the fine particles from the well. Jetting can be done with either water or air which are forced through a nozzle under high pressure.
AIRLJET
Airlift A method used to inject high pressure air into the bore forcing a continuous flow of water from the well and thus removing fine particles. This increases the porosity and permeability of the materials surrounding the intake area thus preventing further movement of fine particles into the bore.
AIRLIFT
Bailing A tube made from pipe with a valve in the bottom (bailer) is used to remove sediments from the well. The bailer is rapidly lowered down the well until it hits the water column. The impact of the bailer on the water surface can initially force water into the formation. The withdrawal of the bailer causes water and sediment to flow back into the well and the bailer is withdrawn. The bailing process should be repeated until sediment free water is produced.
BAILING
Pumping Pumping is the simplest and most common method of removing fine particles from the bore. In this method water is pumped from the well at a rate equal to or higher than the estimated discharge. Water is withdrawn at a very slow rate in the beginning, then the rate of withdrawal is increased in steps. In between the steps the rate of withdrawal is kept constant until no further fine particles are removed.
PUMPING
See Development Details Used for a bore development method which is not included in the lookup table or when there is more than one method used for development. The method (or additional method) used for the development method should be described in the Development details field.
OTHER
Surging Surging involves raising and lowering a "surge block" or "surge plunger" inside the well. As a result a surging motion forces water into the formation and loosens the sediment which has been forced from the formation into the well.
SURGING
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Groundwater hole
Definition: Each record in the GWHOLE table contains information for a groundwater bore.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Drill method
Definition: This code specifies the drilling method used to drill the hole, for example, rotary drill, cable tool or auger.
Data table: Groundwater holeCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Drill methodCodeAir drill AIRDRILL
Auger AUGER
Cable tool CABLTOOL
Diamond core DIAMDCOR
Direct push DIRTPUSH
Hollow stm aug HOLSTMAU
None NONE
Percussion PERCUSSN
Revcirc aircor RCAIRCOR
Reverse circ REVCIRC
Rot air blast ROTAIRBL
Rot air drill ROTRYAIR
Rot mud drill ROTRYMUD
Rot rev circ ROTRYRCI
Rotary drill ROTARY
Rotary hammer ROTRYHAM
Rotary percuss ROTRYPRC
See Comment DESC
Sludge SLUDGE
Sonic coring SONCCOR
Unknown NULL
Wireline WIRELINE
Drill rig
Definition: This code specifies the rig used to drill the hole
Data table: Groundwater holeCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Drill rigCode(none) ()
Ruston bucyrus RUSTONBU
Schramm T685 rig SCHT685
Unknown NULL
Lithology log
Definition: The groundwater LITHDRIL database holds geological strata information obtained during the construction of the bore. A number of these records may exist for each site ‐ one for each geological strata.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Role of interpreter
Definition: The person and organization reporting a lithological log description or interpreted summary, and by inference, the associated reliability of the log or summary
Data table: Lithology logCode table/group:
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Stratigraphy
Definition: The groundwater LITHSTRA table contains an interpreted summary of the lithological log. The summary log contains information describing the age and/or stratigraphy of the geological strata for a site. There may be more than one record for each site, one for each strata at a specified depth interval.
Domain: Borehole informationData table:
Age/Stratigraphic Unit
Definition: A code for the Geological Age and /or Stratigraphic unit interpreted from the lithological data.
Data table: StratigraphyCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCode(none) (none)()
? Archean Possible ArcheanA?
? Whitewater Volcanics Possible Whitewater VolcanicsPRWV?
? Amphibolite Archean_Possible AmphiboliteAMA?
? Anderson Fm Possible Anderson FormationCA?
? Andesite Archean_Possible AndesiteAA?
? Antrum Plateau Volcanics Possible Antrim Plateau VolcanicsCMAU?
? Ascot Fm Possible Ascot FormationTA?
? Ashburton Fm Possible Ashburton FormationPWA?
? Balfour Fm Possible Balfour FormationMNB?
? Basalt Archean_Possible BasaltAB?
? Bassendean Sand Possible Bassendean SandQD?
? Becher Sand Possible Becher SandQC?
? Betty Fm Possible Betty FormationCPB?
? Biscay Fm Archean_Possible Biscay FormationAHR?
? Blina Shl Possible Blina ShaleTRBL?
? Boolgeeda Iron Fm Possible Boolgeeda Iron FormationPHO?
? Boongal Fm Possible Boongal FormationFOB?
? Bow River Granite Possible Bow River GranitePBO?
? Brockman Iron Fm Possible Brockman Iron FormationPHB?
? Broome Sandst Possible Broome SandstoneKB2?
? Bunbury Basalt Possible Bunbury BasaltKB?
? Bunjinah Fm Possible Bunjinah FormationFU?
? Cainozoic Possible CenozoicCZ?
? Cainozoic to Cretaceous Possible Cenozoic to Cretaceous CZK?
? Cainozoic+Proterozoic Possible Cenozoic and ProterozoicCZPR?
? Callawa Fm Possible Callawa FormationJKC?
? Callytharra Fm Possible Callytharra FormationPCA?
? Cambrian Possible CambrianCAM?
? Carboniferous Possible CarboniferousC?
? Carboniferous to Permian Possible Carboniferous to PermianCPE?
? Cardabia Calcarenite Possible Cardabia CalcareniteTCC?
? Carolyn Fm Possible Carolyn FormationCPC?
? Carson Volcanics Possible Carson VolcanicsPKC?
? Cattamarra Coal Measures Possible Cattamarra Coal MeasuresJC?
? Champion Bay Grp Possible Champion Bay GroupJM?
? Champion Bay+Chapman Grps Possible Champion Bay Group and Chapman Group
JMJL?
? Collie Coal Measures Possible Collie Coal MeasuresPCM?
? Condren Sandst Possible Condren SandstonePCO?
? Coomberarie Fm Possible Coomberarie FormationPAC?
? Coyrie Fm Possible Coyrie FormationPBC?
? Creek Fm Possible Border Creek FormationCBK?
? Cretaceous Possible CretaceousK?
? Devonian Possible DevonianD?
? Diorite Archean_Possible DioriteAD?
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCode? Dirk Hartog Fm Possible Dirk Hartog FormationSD?
? Dolerite Archean_Possible DoleriteADO?
? Dolerite Possible Proterozoic_DoleritePRDO?
? Duck Creek Fm Possible Duck Creek FormationWD?
? Elvire Fm Possible Elvire FormationPRE?
? Emeriau Sandst Possible Emeriau SandstoneKR?
? Eneabba Fm Possible Eneabba FormationJE?
? Erskine Sandst Possible Erskine SandstoneTRE?
? Fairfield Grp Possible Fairfield GroupDCF?
? Flat Rock Fm Possible Flat Rock FormationPRF?
? Frezier Sandst Possible Frezier SandstoneKF?
? Gage Fm Possible Gage FormationKWG?
? Gearle Siltstone Possible Gearle SiltstoneKG?
? Gingin Chalk Possible Gingin ChalkKCG?
? Gnangara Sand Possible Gnangara SandQN?
? Granite Archean_Possible GraniteAG?
? Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Possible Granitoid GneissAGN?
? Granodiorite Archean_Possible GranodioriteAGG?
? Grant Grp Possible Grant GroupCPG?
? Guildford Clay Possible Guildford ClayQG?
? Hardey Fm Possible Hardey FormationFH?
? Hardman Fm Possible Hardman FormationPHA?
? Hart Dolerite Possible Hart DoleritePRHD?
? Henley Sandst Mbr Possible Henley Sandstone MemberKCOH?
? High Cliff Sandst Possible High Cliff SandstonePG?
? Irwin River Measure Possible Irwin River MeasurePI?
? Jarlemai Siltstone Possible Jarlemai SiltstoneJKR?
? Jarrad Sandst Mbr Possible Jarrad Sandstone MemberPOJ?
? Jeerinah Fm Possible Jeerinah FormationPFJ?
? Jurassic Possible JurassicJ?
? Jurassic to Cretaceous Possible Jurassic to CretaceousJK?
? Kardinya Shl Mbr Possible Kardinya Shale MemberKCOK?
? Kellys Knob Sandst Mbr Possible Kellys Knob Sandstone MemberDUK?
? Kings Park Fm Possible Kings Park FormationTK?
? Kockatea Shl Possible Kockatea ShaleTRK?
? Lamboo Complex Possible Lamboo ComplexPRL?
? Lancelin Fm Possible Lancelin FormationKCL?
? Laurel Fm Possible Laurel FormationCLL?
? Lawford Beds Possible Lawford BedsTL?
? Leederville Fm Possible Leederville FormationKWL?
? Lesueur Sandst Possible Lesueur SandstoneTRL?
? Lightjack Fm Possible Lightjack FormationPLJ?
? Liveringa Grp Possible Liveringa GroupPL?
? Lyons Fm Possible Lyons FormationCPL?
? Maddina Volcanics Possible Maddina VolcanicsPFM?
? Mafic Rock Archean_Possible Mafic RockAM?
? Mafic Schist Archean_Possible Mafic SchistAMS?
? Mariginiup Mbr Possible Mariginiup MemberKWLM?
? Marra Mamba Iron Fm Possible Marra Mamba Iron FormationPM?
? McAlly Shl Possible McAlly ShalePRMA?
? McIntosh Gabro Possible McIntosh GabroPRMC?
? Meda Fm Possible Meda FormationJKM?
? Mesozoic Possible MesozoicM?
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCode? Metasedimentary Rock Archean_Possible Metasedimentary RockAS?
? Migmatite Archean_Possible MigmatiteAGA?
? Milligans Beds Possible Milligans BedsCLM?
? Millyit Sandst Possible Millyit SandstoneTRM?
? Mirrabooka Mbr Possible Mirrabooka MemberKCOM?
? Molecap Greensand Possible Molecap GreensandKCM?
? Moola Bulla Fm Possible Moola Bulla FormationPRMB?
? Mosquito Creek Fm Archean_Possible Mosquito Creek FormationAMC?
? Mount Mc Rae Shl Possible Mount Mc Rae ShalePHS?
? Mount McGrath Fm Possible Mount McGrath FormationWM?
? Mount Roe Basalt Possible Mount Roe BasaltFR?
? Muderong Shl Possible Muderong ShaleKM?
? Mullaloo Sandst Mbr Possible Mullaloo Sandstone MemberTKM?
? Munkayarra Fm Possible Munkayarra FormationTRY?
? Nakina Fm Possible Nakina FormationKNA?
? Nanutarra Fm Possible Nanutarra FormationKNY?
? Noonkanbah Fm Possible Noonkanbah FormationPNO?
? Olympio Fm Archean_Possible Olympio FormationAHO?
? Ordovician Possible OrdovicianO?
? Osborne Fm Possible Osborne FormationKCO?
? Otorowiri Siltstone Mbr Possible Otorowiri Siltstone MemberJKO?
? Palaeozoic Possible PalaeozoicPA?
? Pallinup Siltstone Possible Pallinup SiltstoneTPP?
? Parmelia Fm Possible Parmelia FormationJKP?
? Paterson Fm Possible Paterson FormationPAT?
? Permian Possible PermianPE?
? Permian to Jurassic Possible Permian to JurassicPEJ?
? Pillara Limest Possible Pillara LimestoneDPL?
? Pinjar Mbr Possible Pinjar MemberKWLP?
? Poison Hill Greensand Possible Poison Hill GreensandKCP?
? Poole Sandst Possible Poole SandstonePP?
? Precambrian Possible PrecambrianPRC?
? Proterozoic Possible ProterozoicPR?
? Quartz+Mica Schist Archean_Possible Quartz‐Mica SchistALM?
? Quaternary Possible QuaternaryQ?
? Quaternary+Superficial Fms Possible Quaternary and Superficial FormationsQTSF?
? Quaternary+Tertiary Possible Quaternary to TertiaryQT?
? RaggedRangeConglomerate Mbr Possible Ragged Range Conglomerate MemberDUR?
? Rockingham Sand Possible Rockingham SandTRO?
? Roy Hill Shl Mbr Possible Roy Hill Shale MemberPFJR?
? South Perth Shl Possible South Perth ShaleKWS?
? Stockton Fm Possible Stockton FormationPS?
? Tamala Limest Possible Tamala LimestoneQTL?
? Tertiary Possible TertiaryT?
? Throssell Shale Possible Throssell ShalePRTH?
? Toolonga Calcilutite Possible Toolonga CalcilutiteKT?
? Triassic Possible TriassicTR?
? Tumblagooda Sandst Possible Tumblagooda SandstoneST?
? Tunganary Fm Possible Tunganary FormationPRT?
? Turee Creek Fm Possible Turee Creek FormationPWT?
? Ultramafic Rock Archean_Possible Ultramafic RockAU?
? Wallal Sandst Possible Wallal SandstoneJLL?
? Wanneroo Mbr Possible Wanneroo MemberKWLW?
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCode? Weeli Wolli Fm Possible Weeli Wolli FormationPHJ?
? Werillup Fm Possible Werillup FormationTPW?
? Windalia Radiolarite Possible Windalia RadiolariteKW?
? Winifred Fm Possible Winifred FormationCPW?
? Wittenoom Dolomite Possible Wittenoom DolomitePHD?
? Woodada Fm Possible Woodada FormationTRW?
? Woodward Dolerite Possible Woodward DoleritePRWD?
? Woongarra Volcanics Possible Woongarra VolcanicsPHWV?
? Wthrd Amphibolite Archean_Possible Weathered AmphiboliteAMAW?
? Wthrd Andesite Archean_Possible Weathered AndesiteAAW?
? Wthrd Banded Iron Fm Archean_Possible Weathered Banded Iron Formation
ACIW?
? Wthrd Basalt Archean_Possible Weathered BasaltABW?
? Wthrd Bedrock Archean_Possible Weathered BedrockAEW?
? Wthrd Boongal Fm Possible Weathered Boongal FormationFOBW?
? Wthrd Bow River Granite Possible Weathered Bow River GranitePBOW?
? Wthrd Brockman Iron Fm Possible Weathered Brockman Iron FormationPHBW?
? Wthrd Bunjinah Fm Possible Weathered Bunjinah FormationFUW?
? Wthrd Coomberarie Fm Possible Weathered Coomberarie FormationPACW?
? Wthrd Diorite Archean_Possible Weathered DioriteADW?
? Wthrd Dolerite Archean_Possible Weathered DoleriteADOW?
? Wthrd Dolerite Possible Weathered Proterozoic_DoleritePRDOW?
? Wthrd Duck Creek Fm Possible Weathered Duck Creek FormationWDW?
? Wthrd Felsic Volcanics Archean_Possible Weathered Felsic VolcanicsAFVW?
? Wthrd Gabbro Archean_Possible Weathered GabbroAOGW?
? Wthrd Gneiss Archean_Possible Weathered GneissANW?
? Wthrd Granite Archean_Possible Weathered GraniteAGW?
? Wthrd Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Possible Weathered Granitoid GneissAGNW?
? Wthrd Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Possible Weathered Granitoid GneissAW?
? Wthrd Hardey Fm Possible Weathered Hardey FormationFHW?
? Wthrd King Leopold Sandst Possible Weathered King Leopold SandstonePKLW?
? Wthrd Lyons Fm Possible Weathered Lyons FormationCPLW?
? Wthrd Mafic Intrusive Archean_ Possible Weathered Mafic IntrusiveAOW?
? Wthrd Mafic Rock Archean_Possible Weathered Mafic RockAMW?
? Wthrd Mafic Schist Archean_Possible Weathered Mafic SchistAMSW?
? Wthrd Marra Mamba Fm Possible Weathered Marra Mamba Iron FormationPMW?
? Wthrd Metasedimentary Rock Archean_Possible Weathered Metasedimentary Rock
ASW?
? Wthrd Migmatite Archean_Possible Weathered MigmatiteAGAW?
? Wthrd Mosquito Creek Fm Archean_Possible Weathered Mosquito Creek Formation
AMCW?
? Wthrd Mount McGrath Fm Possible Weathered Mount McGrath FormationWMW?
? Wthrd Parmelia Fm Possible Weathered Parmelia FormationJKPW?
? Wthrd Precambrian Possible Weathered PrecambrianPRCW?
? Wthrd Proterozoic Possible Weathered ProterozoicPRTW?
? Wthrd Proterozoic Gneiss Possible Proterozoic_Weathered GneissPRNW?
? Wthrd Proterozoic Granite Possible Weathered Proterozoic_GranitePRGW?
? Wthrd Schist Archean_Possible Weathered SchistAHW?
? Wthrd Ultramafic Rock Archean_Possible Weathered Ultramafic RockAUW?
? Wthrd Weeli Wolli Fm Possible Weathered Weeli Wolli FormationPHJW?
? Wthrd Wittenoom Dolomite Possible Weathered Wittenoom DolomitePHDW?
? Wthrd Yarrawolya Fm Possible Weathered Yarrawolya FormationPAYW?
? Wyndham Shl Possible Wyndham ShalePTW?
? Yarragadee Fm Possible Yarragadee FormationJY?
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCode? Yarraloola Conglomerate Possible Yarraloola ConglomerateKNY1?
? Yarrawolya Fm Possible Yarrawolya FormationPAY?
? Yoganup Fm Possible Yoganup FormationTY?
? Yurabi Fm Possible Yurabi FormationPRY?
Alexander Fm Alexander FormationJA
Alinga Fm Alinga FormationKA
Amphibolite Archean_AmphiboliteAMA
Amphibolitic Basalt Archean_Amphibolitic BasaltAUB
Anderson Fm Anderson FormationCA
Andesite Archean_AndesiteAA
Antrum Plateau Volcanics Antrim Plateau VolcanicsCMAU
Archean ArcheanA
Ascot Fm Ascot FormationTA
Ashburton Fm Ashburton FormationPWA
Babbagoola Fm Babbagoola FormationPRBB
Balfour Fm Balfour FormationMNB
Banded Iron Fm Archean_Banded Iron FormationACI
Basal Triassic Sand Basal Triassic SandTRB
Basalt Archean_BasaltAB
Bassendean Sand Bassendean SandQD
Bassendean Sand+Guildford Clay Bassendean Sand and Guildford ClayQDG
Becher Sand Becher SandQC
Bedrock Archean_BedrockAE
Betty Fm Betty FormationCPB
Birdrong Sandst Birdrong SandstoneKB1
Biscay Fm Archean_Biscay FormationAHR
Blina Shl Blina ShaleTRBL
Boolgeeda Iron Fm Boolgeeda Iron FormationPHO
Boonall Dolomite Boonall DolomitePRBO
Boongal Fm Boongal FormationFOB
Border Creek Fm Border Creek FormationCBK
Bossut Fm Bossut FormationQB
Bow River Granite Bow River GranitePBO
Brockman Iron Fm Brockman Iron FormationPHB
Broome Sandst Broome SandstoneKB2
Bulgadoo Shl Bulgadoo ShalePBB
Bunbury Basalt Bunbury BasaltKB
Bunjinah Fm Bunjinah FormationFU
Burt Range Fm Burt Range FormationCLB
Buttons Beds Buttons BedsDUB
Cadda Fm Cadda FormationJD
Cainozoic CenozoicCZ
Cainozoic/Proterozoic Cenozoic and ProterozoicCZPR
Cainozoic+Carboniferous Cenozoic and CarboniferousCZC
Cainozoic+Devonian Cenozoic and DevonianCZD
Cainozoic+Permian Cenozoic and PermianCZPE
Callawa Fm Callawa FormationJKC
Callytharra Fm Callytharra FormationPCA
Cambrian CambrianCAM
Carboniferous CarboniferousC
Carboniferous to Permian Carboniferous to PermianCPE
Cardabia Calcarenite Cardabia CalcareniteTCC
Carnac Mbr Carnac MemberJKPC
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeCarolyn Fm Carolyn FormationCPC
Carr Boyd Grp Carr Boyd GrpPRCB
Carribuddy Fm Carribuddy FormationSDC
Carson Volcanics Carson VolcanicsPKC
Carynginia Fm Carynginia FormationPC
Cattamarra Coal Measures Cattamarra Coal MeasuresJC
Cecil Sandst Mbr Cecil Sandstone MemberDUE
Cement Plug CP
Champion Bay Grp Champion Bay GroupJM
Champion Bay Grp+Chapman Grp Champion Bay Group and Chapman GroupJMJL
Chapman Grp Chapman GroupJL
Chert Archean_ChertAC
Clanmeyer Siltstone Fm Clanmeyer Siltstone FormationDC
Cockatoo Fm (Grp) Cockatoo Formation (Group)DUC
Cockburn Sandst Cockburn SandstonePTC
Cockleshell Gully Fm Cockleshell Gully FormationJO
Colalura Sandst Colalura SandstoneJMC
Collie Coal Measures Collie Coal MeasuresPCM
Colville Sandst Colville SandstoneTC
Como Sandst Mbr Como Sandstone MemberTKC
Coomberarie Fm Coomberarie FormationPAC
Coyrie Fm Coyrie FormationPBC
Cretaceous CretaceousK
Cronin Sandst Cronin SandstoneJCR
Cundlego Fm Cundlego FormationPBU
Dandaragan Sandst Dandaragan SandstoneKD
Devonian DevonianD
Devonian+ ?Permian Devonian and Possible PermianD+PE?
Diorite Archean_DioriteAD
Dirk Hartog Fm Dirk Hartog FormationSD
Dolerite Archean_DoleriteADO
Dolerite Proterozoic_DoleritePRDO
Donnybrook Sandst Donnybrook SandstonePD
Duck Creek Fm Duck Creek FormationWD
Elder Sandst Elder SandstoneDE
Emeriau Sandst Emeriau SandstoneKR
Eneabba Fm Eneabba FormationJE
Enga Sandst Enga SandstoneCE
Errabiddy Sandst Errabiddy SandstonePAE
Erskine Sandst Erskine SandstoneTRE
Fairfield Grp Fairfield GroupDCF
Felsic Volcanics Archean_Felsic VolcanicsAFV
Flat Rock Fm Flat Rock FormationPRF
Frezier Sandst Frezier SandstoneKF
Gabbro Archean_GabbroAOG
Gage Fm Gage FormationKWG
Gardiner Beds Gardiner BedsPRGB
Gearle Siltstone Gearle SiltstoneKG
Gingin Chalk Gingin ChalkKCG
Glenhill Fm Glenhill FormationPCG
Gnangara Sand Gnangara SandQN
Gneiss Archean_GneissAN
Goldwyer Fm Goldwyer FormationOG
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeGranite Archean_GraniteAG
Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Granitoid GneissAGN
Granodiorite Archean_GranodioriteAGG
Grant Grp Grant GroupCPG
Greenough Sandst Greenough SandstoneJLG
Guildford Clay Guildford ClayQG
Gumhole Fm Gumhole FormationDUG
Hampton Sandst Hampton SandstoneTH
Hardey Fm Hardey FormationFH
Hardman Fm Hardman FormationPHA
Hart Dolerite Hart DoleritePRHD
Henley Sandst Mbr Henley Sandstone MemberKCOH
High Cliff Sandst High Cliff SandstonePG
High Cliff Sandst+Holmwood Shl High Cliff Sandstone and Holmwood ShalePGPH
Holmwood Shl Holmwood ShalePH
Ilma Fm Ilma FormationPRI
Irregully Fm Irregully FormationPRIR
Irwin River Measure Irwin River MeasurePI
Jarlemai Siltstone Jarlemai SiltstoneJKR
Jarrad Sandst Mbr Jarrad Sandstone MemberPOJ
Jeerinah Fm Jeerinah FormationPFJ
Jillawarra Fm Jillawarra FormationPRJ
Jingemia Dolomite Jingemia DolomitePRID
Jurassic JurassicJ
Jurassic to Cretaceous Jurassic to CretaceousJK
Kardinya Shl Mbr Kardinya Shale MemberKCOK
Keep Inlet Beds Keep Inlet BedsPKI
Kellys Knob Sandst Mbr Kellys Knob Sandstone MemberDUK
Keogh Fm Keogh FormationPWK
King Leopold Sandst King Leopold SandstonePKL
Kings Park Fm Kings Park FormationTK
Kockatea Shl Kockatea ShaleTRK
Kojarena Sandst Kojarena SandstoneJMK
Korojon Calcarenite Korojon CalcareniteKK
Kundip Quartzite Kundip QuartzitePRKQ
Kybulup Schist Kybulup SchistPRK
Kylena Volcanics Kylena VolcanicsPFK
Lamboo Complex Lamboo ComplexPRL
Lancelin Fm Lancelin FormationKCL
Laurel Fm Laurel FormationCLL
Lawford Fm Lawford FormationTL
Leederville Fm Leederville FormationKWL
Leederville Fm Mowen Mbr Leederville Formation_Mowen MemberKWLMO
Leederville Fm Quindalup Mbr Leederville Formation_Quindalup MemberKWLQ
Leederville Fm Vasse Mbr Leederville Formation_Vasse MemberKWLV
Lennis Sandst Lennis SandstoneDLE
Lerida Granite Lerida GranitePRLG
Lesueur Sandst Lesueur SandstoneTRL
Lightjack Fm Lightjack FormationPLJ
Linnekar Fm Linnekar FormationCML
Liveringa Grp Liveringa GroupPL
Loongana Sandst Loongana SandstoneKL
Lower Callawa Formation Lower Callawa FormationKCA_L
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeLuluigui Fm Luluigui FormationDL
Lyons Fm Lyons FormationCPL
Maddina Volcanics Maddina VolcanicsPFM
Madura Fm Madura FormationKMA
Mafic Intrusive Archean_Mafic IntrusiveAO
Mafic Rock Archean_Mafic RockAM
Mafic Schist Archean_Mafic SchistAMS
Mallens Sandst Mallens SandstonePBM
Mariginiup Mbr Mariginiup MemberKWLM
Marra Mamba Iron Fm Marra Mamba Iron FormationPM
McAlly Shl McAlly ShalePRMA
McIntosh Gabro McIntosh GabroPRMC
Meda Fm Meda FormationJKM
Mellinjerie Limest Mellinjerie LimestoneDM
Mendena Fm Mendena FormationPTM
Mesozoic MesozoicM
Metasedimentary Rock Archean_Metasedimentary RockAS
Migmatite Archean_MigmatiteAGA
Milligans Beds Milligans BedsCLM
Mirrabooka Mbr Mirrabooka MemberKCOM
Molecap Greensand Molecap GreensandKCM
Moogooloo Sandst Moogooloo SandstonePWM
Moola Bulla Fm Moola Bulla FormationPRMB
Moonyoonooka Sandst Moonyoonooka SandstoneJLM
Mosquito Creek Fm Archean_Mosquito Creek FormationAMC
Mount Mc Rae Shl Mount Mc Rae ShalePHS
Mount McGrath Fm Mount McGrath FormationWM
Mount Roe Basalt Mount Roe BasaltFR
Mt. Parker Sandst Mount Parker SandstonePRP
Muderong Shl Muderong ShaleKM
Mulkerins Granite Mulkerins GranitePRM
Mullaloo Sandst Mbr Mullaloo Sandstone MemberTKM
Munkayarra Fm Munkayarra FormationTRY
Nakina Fm Nakina FormationKNA
Nallanaring Volcanic Mbr Nallanaring Volcanic MemberPFJN
Nambeet Fm Nambeet FormationONA
Nanarup Limest Nanarup LimestoneTPWN
Nangetty Fm Nangetty FormationPN
Nanutarra Fm Nanutarra FormationKNY
Napier Fm Napier FormationDUN
Newmarracarra Limest Newmarracarra LimestoneJMM
Nita Fm Nita FormationON
Noonkanbah Fm Noonkanbah FormationPNO
Not Logged Not LoggedNL
Nullara Limest Nullara LimestoneDN
Nullarbor+Wilson Bluff Limest Nullarbor and Wilson Bluff LimestoneTNW
Nura Nura Mbr Nura Nura MemberPPN
Olympio Fm Archean_Olympio FormationAHO
Ordovician OrdovicianO
Osborne Fm Osborne FormationKCO
Otorowiri Siltstone Mbr Otorowiri Siltstone MemberJKO
Palaeozoic PalaeozoicPA
Pallinup Siltstone Pallinup SiltstoneTPP
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeParda Formation Parda FormationKPR
Parmelia Fm Parmelia FormationJKP
Paterson Fm Paterson FormationPAT
Pegmatite Archean_PegmatiteAGP
Pentecost Sandst Pentecost SandstonePKP
Permian PermianPE
Permian to Jurassic Permian to JurassicPEJ
Pillara Limest Pillara LimestoneDPL
Pillingini Tuff Pillingini TuffPFP
Pincombe Fm Pincombe FormationPCP
Pinjar Mbr Pinjar MemberKWLP
Plantagenet Grp Plantagenet GroupTP
Point Spring Sandst Point Spring SandstoneCLP
Poison Hill Greensand Poison Hill GreensandKCP
Poole Sandst Poole SandstonePP
Poulton Fm Poulton FormationDP
Precambrian PrecambrianPRC
Proterozoic ProterozoicPR
Proterozoic Dolomite Proterozoic_DolomitePRB
Proterozoic Dyke Proterozoic_DykePRD
Proterozoic Gneiss Proterozoic_GneissPRN
Proterozoic Granite Proterozoic_GranitePRG
Proterozoic Quartz Proterozoic_QuartzPRQ
Pyroxenite Archean_PyroxeniteAUX
Quartz Gabbro Archean_Quartz GabbroAOQ
Quartz+Mica Schist Archean_Quartz‐Mica SchistALM
Quaternary QuaternaryQ
Quaternary+Cainozoic Quaternary and CenozoicQ+CZ
Quaternary+Superficial Fms Quaternary and Superficial FormationsQTSF
Quaternary+Tertiary Quaternary to TertiaryQT
Ragged Range Conglomerate Mbr Ragged Range Conglomerate MemberDUR
Rockingham Sand Rockingham SandTRO
Roy Hill Shl Mbr Roy Hill Shale MemberPFJR
Sabina Sandst Sabina SandstoneTRS
Safety Bay Sand Safety Bay SandQS
Schist Archean_SchistAH
Septimus Limest Septimus LimestoneCS
Serpentinite Archean_SerpentiniteAUS
South Perth Shl South Perth ShaleKWS
Stirling Range Fm Stirling Range FormationPRS
Stockton Fm Stockton FormationPS
Stonewall Sandst Stonewall SandstonePRST
Sue Coal Measures Sue Coal MeasuresPSC
Surficial deposits Surficial depositsCZS
Talc Carbonate Rock Archean_Talc Carbonate RockAUC
Tamala Limest Tamala LimestoneQTL
Tandalgoo Sandst Tandalgoo SandstoneDT
Tertiary TertiaryT
Throssell Shl Proterozoic_Throssell ShalePRTH
Tickalara Metamorphics Tickalara MetamorphicsPRTM
Toolonga Calcilutite Toolonga CalcilutiteKT
Triassic TriassicTR
Tumblagooda Sandst Tumblagooda SandstoneST
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeTunganary Fm Tunganary FormationPRT
Turee Creek Fm Turee Creek FormationPWT
Ultramafic Rock Archean_Ultramafic RockAU
Unknown UnknownNULL
Upper Callawa Formation Upper Callawa FormationKCA_U
Wade Creek Sandst Wade Creek SandstonePRWC
Wagina Sandst Wagina SandstonePW
Wallal Sandst Wallal SandstoneJLL
Wanna Fm Wanna FormationDWA
Wanneroo Mbr Wanneroo MemberKWLW
Warnbro Grp Warnbro GroupKLW
Warrie Mbr Warrie MemberPFJWA
Weathered Bunbury Basalt Weathered Bunbury BasaltKBW
Weeli Wolli Fm Weeli Wolli FormationPHJ
Werillup Fm Werillup FormationTPW
Whitewater Volcanics Whitewater VolcanicsPRWV
Wicherina Sandst Mbr Wicherina Sandstone MemberPNW
Windalia Radiolarite Windalia RadiolariteKW
WindaliaRadiolarite+Muderong Shl Windalia Radiolarite and Muderong ShaleKWKM
Windjana Limest Windjana LimestoneDW
Winifred Fm Winifred FormationCPW
Wittenoom Dolomite Wittenoom DolomitePHD
Woodada Fm Woodada FormationTRW
Woodrarrung Sandst Woodrarrung SandstonePAW
Woongarra Volcanics Woongarra VolcanicsPHWV
Wthrd Coomberarie Fm Weathered Coomberarie FormationPACW
Wthrd Amphibolite Archean_Weathered AmphiboliteAMAW
Wthrd Andesite Archean_Weathered AndesiteAAW
Wthrd Archean Archean_WeatheredAWE
Wthrd Banded Iron Fm Archean_Weathered Banded Iron FormationACIW
Wthrd Basalt Archean_Weathered BasaltABW
Wthrd Bedrock Archean_Weathered BedrockAEW
Wthrd Boongal Fm Weathered Boongal FormationFOBW
Wthrd Bow River Granite Weathered Bow River GranitePBOW
Wthrd Brockman Iron Fm Weathered Brockman Iron FormationPHBW
Wthrd Bunjinah Fm Weathered Bunjinah FormationFUW
Wthrd Chert Archean_Weathered ChertACW
Wthrd Diorite Archean_Weathered DioriteADW
Wthrd Dolerite Archean_Weathered DoleriteADOW
Wthrd Dolerite Weathered Proterozoic_ DoleritePRDOW
Wthrd Duck Creek Fm Weathered Duck Creek FormationWDW
Wthrd Felsic Volcanics Archean_Weathered Felsic VolcanicsAFVW
Wthrd Gabbro Archean_Weathered GabbroAOGW
Wthrd Gneiss Archean_Weathered GneissANW
Wthrd Granite Archean_Weathered GraniteAGW
Wthrd Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Weathered Granitoid GneissAGNW
Wthrd Granitoid Gneiss Archean_Weathered Granitoid GneissAW
Wthrd Granodiorite Archean_Weathered GranodioriteAGGW
Wthrd Hardey Fm Weathered Hardey FormationFHW
Wthrd King Leopold Sandst Weathered King Leopold SandstonePKLW
Wthrd Kylena Volcanics Weathered Kylena VolcanicsPFKW
Wthrd Lyons Fm Weathered Lyons FormationCPLW
Wthrd Maddina Volcanics Weathered Maddina VolcanicsPFMW
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Reference Code name Description Age/Stratigraphic UnitCodeWthrd Mafic Intrusive Archean_ Weathered Mafic IntrusiveAOW
Wthrd Mafic Rock Archean_Weathered Mafic RockAMW
Wthrd Mafic Schist Archean_Weathered Mafic SchistAMSW
Wthrd Marra Mamba Iron Fm Weathered Marra Mamba Iron FormationPMW
Wthrd Metasedimentary Rock Archean_Weathered Metasedimentary RockASW
Wthrd Migmatite Archean_Weathered MigmatiteAGAW
Wthrd Mosquito Creek Fm Archean_Weathered Mosquito Creek FormationAMCW
Wthrd Mount McGrath Fm Weathered Mount McGrath FormationWMW
Wthrd Mount Roe Basalt Weathered Mount Roe BasaltFRW
Wthrd Nallanaring Volcanic Mbr Weathered Nallanaring Volcanic MemberPFJNW
Wthrd Noonkanbah Fm Weathered Noonkanbah FormationPNOW
Wthrd Parmelia Fm Weathered Parmelia FormationJKPW
Wthrd Pegmatite Archean_Weathered PegmatiteAGPW
Wthrd Pillingini Tuff Weathered Pillingini TuffPFPW
Wthrd Precambrian Weathered PrecambrianPRCW
Wthrd Proterozoic Weathered ProterozoicPRTW
Wthrd Proterozoic Gneiss Proterozoic_Weathered GneissPRNW
Wthrd Proterozoic Granite Weathered Proterozoic_GranitePRGW
Wthrd Quartz+Mica Schist Archean_Weathered Quartz‐Mica SchistALMW
Wthrd Schist Archean_Weathered SchistAHW
Wthrd Tumblagooda Sandst Weathered Tumblagooda SandstoneSTW
Wthrd Turee Creek Fm Weathered Turee Creek FormationPWTW
Wthrd Ultramafic Rock Archean_Weathered Ultramafic RockAUW
Wthrd Weeli Wolli Fm Weathered Weeli Wolli FormationPHJW
Wthrd Wittenoom Dolomite Weathered Wittenoom DolomitePHDW
Wthrd Yarrawolya Fm Weathered Yarrawolya FormationPAYW
Wthrd Yeerinah Fm Weathered Yeerinah FormationPFJW
Wyndham Shl Wyndham ShalePTW
Yarragadee Fm Yarragadee FormationJY
Yarragadee Fm+Champion Bay Grp Champion Bay Group to Yarragadee FormationJYJM
Yarragadee+Cockleshell Gully Fms Yarragadee Formation and Cockleshell Gully Formation
JYJO
Yarraloola Conglomerate Yarraloola ConglomerateKNY1
Yarrawolya Fm Yarrawolya FormationPAY
Yellow Drum Fm Yellow Drum FormationDUY
Yoganup Fm Yoganup FormationTY
Yurabi Fm Yurabi FormationPRY
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Lithology
Definition: The predominant type of lithological (rock) material found within a bore depth interval.
Data table: StratigraphyCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description LithologyCode(none)
(none) ()
actionalite ACT
agglomerate AGGL
aggregate AGGR
alluvium ALV
amphiboles AMPH
amphibolite AMA
andesite AD
anorthosite AN
anthropogenic material ANTHR
apatite APA
aplite AP
arenite ARE
arkose (ic) ARK
asbestos GNST
ash AS
asphalt ASP
banded iron fm BIF
basalt BAS
basic rock BRK
bauxite BX
bedrock BDR
biotite BIO
bitumen BI
black BLK
black mud BMUD
black sand BKSD
blue BL
boulders BLD
breccia BREC
brown BR
burrow BU
calcarenite CALCA
calcareous CALC
calcilutite CALCI
calcite CALCT
calcrete CAL
cap rock CA
carbonaceous CARB
carbonate CAR
cavernous CAV
cavity CVY
cement CMT
cemented CMTD
chalcedonic CHALC
chalcedony CHAL
chalk CHK
chert CHT
chlorite (ic) CHL
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Reference Code name Description LithologyCodeclay CL
clayey CLY
clayey sand CLYSD
clayey silt CLSLT
claystone CLST
coal COL
coarse CSE
coarse river wash CSER
coarse sand CSD
cobbles COB
coffee rock COFR
colluvium CLV
concrete CO
conglomerate CGL
coral COR
dacite(ic) DAC
dark DK
debris DE
diorite DI
dolerite DO
dolerite dyke D
doleritic DOC
dolomite DOL
dunite DU
dyke DY
eluvium ELV
epidote EP
feldspar FS
felsic extrusive rock FELEX
felsic intrusive rock FELI
felsic volcanic rock FELV
ferricrete FECT
ferruginous FERR
fill FI
fine sand FSD
foliated FOL
formation FM
fossiliferous FOSS
fractured FRA
fractured rock FRK
fragments FRG
gabbro GAB
garnet GT
glauconite GLAU
gneiss GNS
goethite GO
gossan GSN
grainstone GRA
granite GRT
granite gneiss GRG
granitic material GRM
granitic rock GRTR
granodiorite GDI
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Reference Code name Description LithologyCodegranulite GRN
graphite (ic) GRAPH
gravel GR
gravelly GRVY
green GN
greenstone GNT
grey GRY
greywacke GW
grit GRI
gritty GRIT
gypsum GYP
haematite HA
hardpan HAP
heavy minerals HMIN
humic material HM
hydrocarbon odour HYO
ilmenite IM
indurated material IND
iron staining FEST
ironstone IRST
ironstone gravel IRSTG
jasper JS
jaspilite JAS
joints JTS
kaolin KAOL
kaolinite KAO
Kaolinitic KAOLI
komatiite KO
lamprophyre LAM
laterite LAT
lateritic LATE
lava LAV
lignite LIG
lime LS
lime sand LSD
limestone LST
limonite LMNT
loam LM
loamy LMY
mafic minerals MFM
mafic rock AM
mafic rock MF
mafic volcanic MFV
magnesite MS
magnetic MAG
magnetite MT
manganese MA
marl MARL
metabasalt MBAS
metal MTL
metamorphic META
metamorphic dolerite MDO
metaquartzite MTQZ
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Reference Code name Description LithologyCodemetasediments MET
mica MIC
micaceous MICA
micrite MICR
migmatite MIG
millimetres MM
monzodiorite MOD
monzonite MON
mottled zone MZ
mud MD
mudstone MDST
mylonite MYL
nodules NDL
orange ORNG
ore OR
organic ORG
organic material ORGM
overburden OVBD
packstone PAC
peat PT
peaty PTY
pebbles PBL
pegmatite PEG
pelite PEL
phyllite PHY
pink PK
pisolites PSL
porphyritic PORP
porphyry POR
pyrite PYR
pyritic PY
pyroxenite PYX
quartz QTZ
quartz vein QTZV
quartzite QTZT
red RD
rhyolite RHY
riebeckite RIE
roadbase RB
rock RK
rubble RBL
salt SALT
salt ‐ sodium chlrde NA
sand SD
sandstone SS
sandy SDY
sandy clay SDYCL
sandy silt SDSLT
saprolite SAP
schist SCH
schistose SCHI
seaweed SWD
sedimentary rock SED
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Reference Code name Description LithologyCodesediments SEDS
sericite SER
serpentine SERPE
serpentinite SERP
shale SH
sheared SHD
shells SHEL
shelly SHELY
silcrete SLC
silica SI
silicate (opaline) SILC
siliceous SIL
siliceous iron formation SIF
silicified SILI
silt, silty SLT
siltstone SLST
silty clay SLTCL
silty sand SLTSD
slate SLTE
sludge SLD
soil SL
sponglite SPG
stones ST
stoney STY
sulphides SLPH
talc TA
tar TAR
tillite TILL
tillite shale TISH
tillitic sandstone TISS
travertine TRA
tremolite TR
tuff TF
tuffaceous rock TFC
ultramafic UM
vermiculite VE
volcanics VLCS
vuggy VU
wacke WA
wackestone WAST
waste sludge WSL
waste, landfill waste WAS
water WTR
water injection WTIN
weathered WD
weathered basement rock WDR
white WH
yellow Y
Role of interpreter
Definition: The person and organization reporting a lithological log description or interpreted summary, and by inference, the associated reliability of the log or summary
Data table: StratigraphyCode table/group:
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Information related to projects (sampling programs), including project types, objectives, purposes, sampling regimes and sites sampled
Project informationDomain:
Projects
Definition: A project (sampling program / data capture program) is a means of collecting and grouping data with a common objective.
Domain: Project informationData table:
Project objectives
Definition: The overall goal that a project is trying to attain; the reason for data collection
Data table: ProjectsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Project objectivesCode(none) (none)()
Administer individual water allocations and manage disputes
Administer individual water allocations and manage disputes
AWAD
Asset Maintenance Asset MaintenanceASSMA
Environmental characteristics research Environmental characteristics researchRSRCH
Environmental quality classification Environmental quality classificationCLASS
Establish environmental water requirements
Establish environmental water requirementsEEWAR
Event impact measurement Event impact measurementIMPCT
Identify future water supply needs, sources and values
Identify future water supply needs, sources and values
WSSV
Identify possible contamination Identify possible contaminationIDC
Location of environmental degradation Location of environmental degradationLOCAT
Long‐term/seasonal trend measurement Long‐term/seasonal trend measurementTREND
Manage and monitor compliance Manage and monitor complianceMMC
Model Development Model DevelopmentMODE
Monitor and evaluate the impacts of land use activities on water resources
Monitor and evaluate the impacts of land use activities on water resources
MEILU
Nutrient reduction Nutrient reductionNUTRE
Provide flood warnings and forecasts Provide flood warnings and forecastsPFWFC
Review and quantify availability of water resources
Review and quantify availability of water resourcesWATRE
Understand catchment and regional water quality
Understand catchment and regional water qualityUCRWQ
Unknown UnknownUNKWN
Water Quality Monitoring Protocols Water Quality Monitoring ProtocolsWQMPR
Water treatment methods trial Water treatment methods trialTRIAL
Project types
Definition: Classification of projects into types according to the general means and purpose of data collection or capture.
Data table: ProjectsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Project typesCode(none) (none)()
Data Extraction from Paper Records Data Extraction from Paper RecordsDATEXT
Groundwater contamination investigation
Groundwater contamination investigationGCI
Once off project Once off projectONEOF
Research and investigation project Research and investigation projectRSRCH
Resource Review Resource ReviewRESREV
Routine monitoring project Routine monitoring projectROUTN
Surfacewater Contamination Investigation
Surfacewater Contamination InvestigationSCI
Waterway Restoration Waterway RestorationWARES
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Information related to samples, including site, date‐time, depth, matrix, collection method, collection instrument and other sampling regime details
Sample informationDomain:
Samples
Definition: A representative portion of matrix (sample medium), or a set of measurements or observations, collected at a singular site, date, time and depth by a particular collection regime.
Domain: Sample informationData table:
Sample collection devices
Definition: The device used to physically collect a sample from the environment. Not to be confused with the instrument used to obtain measurements (analysis instrument).
Data table: SamplesCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Sample collection devicesCodeAutosampler (composite) Composite Autosampler ‐ composite of discrete
timesAUTOC
Autosampler (discrete) Discrete Autosampler ‐ single shot takenAUTOD
Bailer Bailer ‐ bore sample extraction carried out with a bailer (scoop or bucket)
BAILR
Benthic chamber Benthic chamberBENTH
Box trap ‐ 2cm mesh, 470mm x 210mm x 600mm
Box trap ‐ 2cm mesh, 470mm x 210mm x 600mmBTRAP2CM
Box trap ‐ 3mm mesh, 260mm x 260mm x 460mm
Box trap ‐ 3mm mesh, 260mm x 260mm x 460mmBTRAP3MM
Container ContainerCONT
Corer Core sample taken within a localised radius of a sampling point
CORER
DGT probe Diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT) technique using a passive sampler that houses a binding gel, diffusive gel and membrane filter
DGTP
Diffusion cell A device that collects samples via diffusionDIFFC
Extendable pole sampler Extendable pole samplerEXTPS
Fyke net ‐ 105cm x 75cm opening Fyke net ‐ 105cm x 75cm openingFYKE105CM
Fyke net ‐ 70cm x 55cm opening Fyke net ‐ 70cm x 55cm openingFYKE70CM
Integrating hose/pipe (25mm int diam) A hose or pipe with a 25mm internal diameter that is used for taking an integrated‐over‐depth sample
IHP25
Lysimeter An instrument for measuring the percolation of water through soils and for determining the soluble constituents removed in the drainage
LYSIM
Net Sampling netNET
None None()
Ponar grab sampler Ponar grab sampler ‐ a device for collecting sediment samples
PGS
Pump (Airlift) Airlift pump ‐ sample extraction using high‐pressure air to lift the sample
PUMPA
Pump (Centrifugal) Centrifugal pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a centrifugal (impellor) pump
PUMPC
Pump (Electric) Electric pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with an electric pump (centrifugal or submersible)
PUMPE
Pump (Inertial valve) Inertial valve pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with an inertial valve pump (eg Waterra)
PUMPI
Pump (Jet) Jet pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a jet pump (combined centrifugal and nozzle‐venturi arrangement)
PUMPJ
Pump (Low Flow Air) Low flow air pump. Uses low‐pressure air to prevent sample contamination or loss through turbulence
PUMPLFA
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Reference Code name Description Sample collection devicesCodePump (Low Flow) Low flow pump ‐ sample extraction carried out
with a low flow bladder pump.PUMPLF
Pump (Peristaltic) Peristaltic pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a peristaltic pump (employs wave‐like constriction of a flexible tube)
PUMPP
Pump (Submersible) Submersible pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a submersible pump (combined centrifugal pump and electric motor that can be submerged in water)
PUMPS
Pump (Submersible) with copper tube Submersible pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a submersible pump (combined centrifugal pump and electric motor that can be submerged in water) into copper tube sampler
PUMPSCT
Pump (Turbine) Turbine pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a turbine pump (type of centrifugal pump)
PUMPU
Pump (unspecified) Pump of an unspecified typePUMP
Pump (Wind) Wind pump ‐ sample extraction carried out with a wind(mill) pump (usually a single‐action piston pump powered by wind)
PUMPW
Reverse Circulation Air Core Reverse Circulation Air CoreRCCOR
Sampling Tube Sampling tube ‐ a thin walled tube that allows the passage of formation sample material and fits inside an outer drive tube. For bore sediment sample extraction.
SAMPT
Scraping Scraping of substance from a substrateSCRPG
Screened auger Screened auger ‐ a screened hollow auger section, generally just behind the bit, that allows the entry and removal of bore formation fluid for sampling at specific depths.
SNAUG
Sediment sampler (Van Veen) Van Veen grab sampler ‐ a device for collecting sediment samples
SEDVV
Sweep net ‐ 250 micron mesh, D‐frame. Sweep net ‐ 250 micron mesh, D‐frame.SNET250
Unknown Unknown methodUNKWN
Vacuum sampler Vacuum samplerVACSA
Van Dorn sampler Vertical or Horizontal open ended cylinder sampler with double release action stoppers for collecting samples at selected depths
VANDS
Weighted bottle Weighted bottle ‐ a 2L bottle lowered slowly through the water column to collect an integrated sample
WTBTL
Sample collection frequencies
Definition: The general type of frequency at which samples or data are collected.
Data table: SamplesCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Sample collection frequenciesCodeContinuous / Logger Continuous / LoggerCONT
Event EventEVENT
Irregular IrregularIRREG
Once off Once offONCE
Regular RegularREG
Unknown UnknownUNK
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Sample collection methods
Definition: The means by which the sample matrix was captured or collected from the environment in order to be measured. It is not the instrument used to collect the sample, but rather the type of methodology employed.
Data table: SamplesCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Sample collection methodsCodeArtesian Flow Artesian Flow ‐ sample taken from a surface‐
flowing well or boreARTFL
Benthic sample Benthic samples from water‐sediment interfaceBENTH
Bore development Bore developmentDEV
Composite depths Composite sample of discrete depths taken from the same location
COMDE
Composite localised radius Composite localised radiusCLOC
Composite sites Composite sample of discrete sitesCSITE
Composite sites intd over depth Composite sample of discrete sites each integrated over depth
CSINT
Composite times Composite sample of discrete timesCTIME
Cutting Cutting ‐ portion of plant cut from main bodyCUT
Data Logger Data LoggerLOG
Grab phyto Grab sample for phytoplankton analysis. Means of identifying and securing phytoplankton data.
GRABP
Grab sample Grab ‐ discrete sample taken at a singular place, depth and time.
GRAB
Inert gas lift Inert gas liftINGAS
Injection test Bore Injection test BoreINJEC
Insitu Insitu reading or observationINSIT
Integrated over depth Integrated over depthINTDE
Integrated phyto Integrated over depth for phytoplankton analysis. Means of identifying and securing phytoplankton data.
INTDEP
Laboratory sample Laboratory sampleLAB
Over‐time Over time ‐ a sample that is taken within or over a specified period of time. Period start is defined by a variable and end is defined by the sample collection date.
OVERT
Pumped PumpedPUMPD
Pumping test Pumping (test) ‐ constant‐rate or step‐drawdown pumping test to determine the hydrogeological character of an aquifer
PUMPT
Purge PurgePURGE
Reverse Circulation Air Core Reverse Circulation Air CoreRCCOR
Splitspoon sample Splitspoon sample ‐ a longitudinally split sampling tube that is split apart on retrieval to access the bore formation sample obtained.
SPLIT
Unknown method Unknown methodUNKWN
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Sample matrices
Definition: The physical medium being sampled or measured
Data table: SamplesCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Sample matricesCode(none) (none)()
Air AirAIR
Animal tissues analysed for constituents Animal tissues analysed for constituentsTISSA
Leachate LeachateLEACH
Macroinvertebrate tissue (aquatic insects, crustaceans, molluscs and worms) analysed for constituents
Macroinvertebrate tissue (aquatic insects, crustaceans, molluscs and worms) analysed for constituents
MACIN
Periphyton (attached algae) analysed for constituents
Periphyton (attached algae) analysed for constituents
PERIP
Plant tissues analysed for constituents Plant tissues analysed for constituentsTISSP
Pore water Pore water ‐ the water filling the spaces between grains of sediment
POREW
Regolith ‐ weathered or transported material overlying more coherent bedrock
Regolith ‐ weathered or transported material overlying more coherent bedrock
REGOL
Sediment sample Sediment sampleSEDIM
Sludge sample Sludge sampleSLUDG
Soil sample Soil sampleSOIL
Water sample Water sampleWATER
Sample types
Definition: A categorization of types of sample, broadly based on Standard (i.e. actual measurement) and QA/QC samples, and further divided into individual subtypes where appropriate.
Data table: SamplesCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Sample typesCodeBottom sample Bottom sampleST_BOTT
Container blank ‐ QA Container blank ‐ QAQA_CTRBK
Field blank ‐ QA Field blank ‐ QAQA_FLDBK
Field duplicate ‐ QA Field duplicate ‐ QAQA_FLDDP
Field duplicate spiked ‐ QA Field duplicate spiked ‐ QAQA_FLDDS
Laboratory blank ‐ QA Laboratory blank ‐ QAQA_LABBK
Laboratory duplicate ‐ QA Laboratory duplicate ‐ QAQA_LABDU
Level only ‐ STAND Level only ‐ STANDST_LEVLO
Pollution ‐ STAND Pollution ‐ STANDST_POLL
Profile ProfileST_PROFL
Recovery obtained from addition of a known concentration of spike to sample ‐ QA
Recovery obtained from addition of a known concentration of spike to sample ‐ QA
QA_RECOV
Replicate sample ‐ QA Replicate sample ‐ QAQA_REP
Rinsate blank sample obtained from rinsing collection equipment ‐ QA
Rinsate blank sample obtained from rinsing collection equipment ‐ QA
QA_RINBK
Solution from a laboratory ‐ QA Solution from a laboratory ‐ QAQA_LABSO
Source solution blank ‐ QA Source solution blank ‐ QAQA_SOSBK
Standard StandardST_STAND
Surface sample Surface sampleST_SURF
Trip or transport blank ‐ QA Trip or transport blank ‐ QAQA_TRPBK
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Information related to readings, including variables, units, original and standard values, analysis methods and quality ratings
Reading informationDomain:
Readings
Definition: A field measurement, observation or result from laboratory analysis, captured from a sample and identified by a variable (mandatory), a variable qualifier (optional), units (mandatory), and a taxonomic name (optional and used for identification of biota), and expressed as a reading value of type number, range, date or text, optionally prefixed with a value qualifier such as ~, < or >. Refer also to the WIR Variables and Analysis Methods listings available from the Help and references page.
Domain: Reading informationData table:
Variable types
Definition: A means of classifying variables into groups having similar chemical structure, end use, biological order, physical characteristics and/or measurement technique.
Data table: ReadingsCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Variable typesCode(none) (none)()
Benzene toluene ethylbenzene xylene Benzene toluene ethylbenzene xyleneBTEX
Dithiocarbamates DithiocarbamatesDTCF
Hormones HormonesHORMONES
Hydrocarbon gases Hydrocarbon gases that occur only in the gas phase at standard temperature and pressure
HCGAS
Inorganic metals Inorganic metalsINORGMETAL
Inorganic non‐metals Inorganic non‐metalsINORGNOMET
Isotope Ratios Isotope RatiosISOTOPERAT
Micro‐organisms Micro‐organismsMICROORGAN
Noble gases Noble gasesNGAS
Non‐OC/OP pest/herbicides Non‐OC and non‐OP pesticides and herbicidesNONOCOP
Nutrients NutrientsNUTRIENTS
Organic metals Organic metalsORGMET
Organic non‐metals Organic non‐metalsORGNOMET
Organics OrganicsORGANICS
Organochlorine pest/herbicides Organochlorine pesticides and herbicidesOCPH
Organophosphate pest/herbicides Organophosphate pesticides and herbicidesOPPH
Other Aromatic Hydrocarbons Other Aromatic HydrocarbonsOTHERAH
Phenols Phenol compoundsPHENOLS
Physical PhysicalPHYSICAL
Plant pigments Plant pigmentsPIGS
Plasticisers PlasticisersPLASTICISE
Poly‐Aromatic Hydrocarbons Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons or Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
PAH
Polychorinated biphenyls Polychorinated biphenylsPCB
Pyridines PyridinesPY
Radioanuclides Radioactive elementRADNUC
Rate (factor/coefficient) Rate (factor or coefficient) that varies according to reading.
RATE
Sample qualifier Sample qualifierSAMPQUALIF
Serotype Serotype ‐ an antigenic property of a cell or virus identified by serological methods
SEROTYPE
Surfactant Surface Acting AgentSURFACTANT
Surrogate recovery Surrogate recoverySUREC
Time‐Series Meteorological Time‐Series Meteorological variables. WIN‐equivalent representations of Hydstra rain / climate variables. Not to be used for WIN data.
TSMET
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Reference Code name Description Variable typesCodeTime‐Series Water Levels Time‐Series Water Level variables, including
derived levels and flow. WIN‐equivalent representations of Hydstra water level variables. Not to be used for WIN data.
TSWL
Time‐Series Water Quality Time‐Series Water Quality variables. WIN‐equivalent representations of Hydstra water quality variables. Not to be used for WIN data.
TSWQ
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Total Petroleum HydrocarbonsTPHF
Unknown UnknownUNKNOWN
Water Level (discrete) A discrete (non‐continuous) measurement of water level
WATERLVL
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System‐wide Information
UniversalDomain:
Quality codes
Definition: The QUALITY database defines the data quality codes that are stored in Hydstra data files. In particular, it holds a single character flag which is used to flag data on reports. Note that any number of numeric quality codes may share the same print quality flags. In general it is wise to limit the number of print quality flags, as there may not be enough space at the bottom of reports to list them if too many are used.
Domain: UniversalData table:
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Various
Definition: Various data tables that make use of universal or common codes and reference information.
Domain: UniversalData table:
Date accuracy
Definition: The unit of measurement to which a given date or time is known to be accurately recorded.
Data table: VariousCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description Date accuracyCodeKnown day The associated Date‐Time field is known to be
accurate to the nearest DayDAY
Known hour The associated Date‐Time field is known to be accurate to the nearest Hour
HOUR
Known minute The associated Date‐Time field is known to be accurate to the nearest Minute
MIN
Known month The associated Date‐Time field is known to be accurate to the nearest Month
MONTH
Known second The associated Date‐Time field is known to be accurate to the nearest Second
SEC
Known year The associated Date‐Time field is known to be accurate to the nearest Year
YEAR
Unknown The associated Date‐Time field has an unknown accuracy. The accuracy could be as broad as the nearest Century.
UNKWN
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Units
Definition: Units of measurement; standard amounts of physical quantities that are used to express magnitudes of that physical quantity.
Data table: VariousCode table/group:
Reference Code name Description UnitsCode$ dollarsDOLL
% percentPERC
%w/v percent weight by volumePERWV
%w/w percent weight for weightPERWW
+/‐ 1 SD +/‐ one standard deviationPM1SD
A amperesAMP
A.h ampere hoursAMPH
A/m amperes per metreAMPM
ac acresACRE
ac.ft acre feetACFT
ac.in acre inchesACIN
AMG Australian Map GridAMG
angstrom angstromsANGS
APHA measurementAPHA
atm atmospheresATM
atom/L atoms per litreATPL
AU astronomical unitsAU
b barnsBARN
bar barsBAR
Bq becquerelsBECQ
Bq/L becquerels per litreBL
Btu British thermal unitBTU
C coulombsCOUL
cal caloriesCAL
cal/c2/d calories per square cm per dayCCD
ccSTP/g cm3 gas at std temp & press /gCCSTG
cd candelaCAND
cd/m2 candela per square metreCAM2
cell/cm2 cells per square centimetreCCM2
cells total cellsTCEL
cells/dL cells per decilitre (100mL)CDL
cells/mL cells per millilitreCML
CFU/dL colony forming units per 100mLCFDL
CFU/mL colony forming units per mLCFML
ch chainsCHN
Ci CurieCI
cm centimetresCM
cm.km centimetre kilometresCMKM
cm/h centimetres per hourCMH
cm/s centimetres per secondCMS
cm/s2 centimetres per second squaredCMS2
cm‐1 per centimetrePCM
cm2 square centimetresCM2
cm3 cubic centimetresCM3
comment commentCOMM
cSt centistokesCST
ct countsCNT
ct/100mL count per 100 millilitresCPHM
ct/area count per areaCPA
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodect/min count per minuteCPM
ct/mL count per millilitreCPML
ct/s count per secondCPS
CU colour unitsTCU
date dateDATE
day dayDAY
ddmmyy day month 2 digit yearDMY
ddmmyyyy day month 4 digit yearDM4Y
deg degreesDEG
deg C degrees CelsiusDEGC
deg F degrees FahrenheitDEGF
dils dilutionsDILS
dioptre dioptreDIOP
dyne/cm dyne per centimetreDYCM
e/L equivalents per litreEL
error errorERR
eV electron voltsEV
F faradsFARD
FAU formazin attenuated unitsFAU
fib/L fibres per litreFIBL
fm fathomsFATH
fmol/L femtomol per litreFMOLL
FNU Formazine nephelometric unitsFNU
ft feetFOOT
ft.lb foot poundsFTPD
ft/s feet per secondFTS
ft/s2 feet per second squaredFTS2
ft2 square feetFT2
ft3 cubic feetFT3
ft3/s cubic feet per secondCFS
FTU formazin turbidity unitsFRMZ
g gramsG
g/100g grams per 100 gramsG100
g/24h grams per 24 hoursG24H
g/kg grams per kilogramGKG
g/L grams per litreGML
g/m3 grams per cubic metreGM3
g/mL grams per millilitreGM
g/sec grams per secondGMS
g440/m Gilvin‐440 per metreG440
gal gallonsGALI
gal/day gallons per dayGIPD
gal/hr gallons per hourGALH
gal/min gallons per minuteGIPM
GL gigalitresGL
GL/day gigalitres per dayGLD
gn gravityGS
gr/gal grains per gallonGRGL
gr/galCl grains per gallon as ClGRGC
gr/gNaCl grains per gal as NaClGRGN
grade gradeGRAD
Gy grayGRAY
H henriesHENR
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodeh hoursHOUR
ha hectaresHA
ha.m hectare metresHAM
hh:mm hours colon minutesHCM
hhmm hours no colon minutesHM
hp horsepowerHP
hPa hectopascalsHPA
Hu Hazen unitsHAZN
Hz hertzHZ
in inchesINCH
in.mile inch milesINMI
in/hr inches per hourINH
in/sec inch per secondINS
in/sec2 inches per second squaredINS2
in2 square inchesIN2
in3 cubic inchesIN3
J joulesJ
J/m2 joules per square metreJM2
JTU Jackson turbidity unitsJCU
K kelvinKELV
kcal kilocaloriesKCAL
kcal/cm2 kilocalories per square cmKCCM
kg kilogramsKG
kg/d/km2 kilograms per day per km2KDK2
kg/day kilograms per dayKGD
kg/ha kilograms per hectareKGH
kg/kg kilograms per kilogramKGKG
kg/L kilograms per litreKGL
kg/m kilograms per metreKGM
kg/m2 kilograms per square metreKGM2
kg/m3 kilograms per cubic metreKGM3
kg/min kilograms per minuteGD
kg/sec kilograms per secondKGS
kg/t kilograms per tonneKGTO
kg/yr kilograms per yearKGY
kJ kilojoulesKJ
kJ/m2 kilojoules per square metreJM
kJ/m3/h kilojoules per m3 per hourJH
kL kilolitresKL
kL/day kilolitres per dayKLD
kL/hr kilolitres per hourKLH
km kilometresKM
km/day kilometres per dayKMD
km/h/sec kilometres per hour secondKMHS
km/hr kilometres per hourKMH
km2 square kilometresKM2
kn knotsKNOT
kohms kilohmsKOHM
kPa kilopascalsKP
kW kilowattsKW
kW.hr kilowatt hoursKWH
L litresL
L/hr litres per hourLTHR
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodeL/L‐AGD Latitude/Longitude ‐ AGD66/84LATAG
L/L‐GDA Latitude/Longitude ‐ GDA94LATLO
L/min litres per minuteLMIN
L/s/ha.h litres per second hectare hourLSHH
L/s/ha.m litres per second hectare minLSHM
L/sec litres per secondLS
L/sec/ha litres per second per hectareLSH
lb poundsPND
lbf pound‐forcePNDF
lm lumensLUMF
lx luxLUX
m metresM
m head metres headMHD
m/area meters per areaMPAR
m/day metres per dayMD
m/hr metres per hourMHR
m/m metres per metreMPM
m/sec metres per secondMS
m/sec2 metres per second squaredMS2
m2 square metresM2
m2/m2 square metre per square metreM2M2
m2/sec square metres per secondM2S
m3 cubic metresM3
m3 thou thousands of cubic metresTHCM
m3/day cubic metres per dayM3D
m3/h cubic metres per hourM3H
m3/kg cubic metres per kilogramM3KG
m3/s cubic metres per secondCUMC
m3/sec2 cubic metres per second sqM3S2
mA milliAmpsMA
mbar millibarsMBAR
mBq/L millibecquerels per litreMBPL
meq/100g milliequivalents per 100 gramsME100
meq/L milliequivalents per litreMEL
mg milligramsMG
mg/g milligram per gramMGG
mg/kg milligrams per kilogramMGKG
mg/L milligrams per litreMGL
mg/lNaCl milligrams per litre as NaClMGLN
mg/m2 milligrams per square metreMGM2
mg/m3 milligrams per cubic metreMGM3
mg/sec milligrams per secondMGS
MGA94 Map Grid of Australia 1994MGA94
mgal/d million gallons per dayMGID
mi milesMILE
mi/hr miles per hourMPH
mi2 square milesMI2
micron micronsMICR
mil m3 million cubic metresMCM
min minutesMIN
mina minutes (angle)MINA
MJ megajoulesMJ
MJ/m2 megajoules per square metreMJSM
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodeML megalitresML
mL millilitresMIL
ML/d/km2 megalitres per day per km2MDSK
ML/day megalitres per dayMLD
mL/g millilitres per gramMLG
mL/L millilitres per litreMLL
mL/sec millilitres per secondMLS
mm millimetresMM
mm.km millimetre kilometresMMKM
mm/day millimetres per dayMMD
mm/hr millimetres per hourMMH
mm/m millimetre per metreMMM
mm/sec millimetres per secondMMS
mm2 square millimetresMM2
mmHg millimetres MercuryMMHG
mmol millimolesMMOL
mmol/kg millimoles per kilogramMMKG
Mohms megaohmsMOHM
mol molesMOLE
mol H+/t moles H+ per tonneMTON
mol/kg moles per kilogramMKG
mol/L moles per litre (molarity)MOLL
mol/m3 moles per cubic metreMM3
MPa megapascalsMPA
mPa millipascalsMIPA
mPa.sec millipascal secondsMPAS
MPN/dL Most Probable Number per 100mLMPNDL
MPN/g Most Probable Number per gramMPNG
mrad milliradiansMRAD
mS millisiemensMSEI
mS/cm millisiemens per centimetreMSCM
mS/m millisiemens per metreMSM
msec millisecondsMSEC
mV millivoltsMV
N newtonsNEWT
n mile nautical milesNAUT
ng/g nanogram per gramNGG
ng/L nanograms per litreNGL
no units No units()
NTU nephelometric turbidity unitsNTU
Num code Number that signifies a codeNUMCD
o/oo per milPML
o/oo CDT ppt deviation from CDTPTCDT
o/oo PDB ppt deviation from PDBPTDBW
o/ooSMOW ppt deviation from SMOWPTDOW
o/ooVPDB ppt deviation from VPDBPTDVB
o/ooVSMO ppt deviation from VSMOWPTDVW
ohm.m ohms per metreOHMM
ohms ohmsOHM
okta oktaOKTA
oz ouncesOUNC
Pa pascalsPA
PA.sec pascal secondsPAS
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodepCi picoCuriesPCI
pCi/L picocuries per litrePCUR
per day per dayPERD
per hr per hourPERH
per m per metrePM
per min per minutePERM
per sec per secondPERS
pg/g picograms per gramPGRM
pg/kg picograms per kilogramPGKG
plant/ha plants per hectarePLTHA
pMC percent Modern CarbonPMC
pmol/kg picomoles per kilogramPMKG
point pointsPT
ppb part per billionPPB
ppm part per millionPPM
ppt part per thousandPPT
psi pound per square inchPSI
qt quartsQRT
quadrant quadrantsQUAD
r revolutionsREV
r/day revolutions per dayRPD
r/hr revolutions per hourRPH
r/min revolutions per minuteRPM
r/sec revolutions per secondRPS
rad radiansRAD
Ratio RatioRATI
RF% Relative frequencyRFRQ
rod rodsROD
S siemensSM
S/cm Siemens per centimetreSIECM
S/m siemens per metreSIEM
scalar scalarSCAL
sec secondsSEC
seca second (angle)SECA
sr steradianSTRAD
Sv sievertSIEV
T teslaTESL
t tonnesTONN
t/day tonnes per dayTOND
t/dy/km2 tonnes per day per km2TDK2
t/sec tonnes per secondTONS
t/yr tonnes per yearTONY
terraL terralitresTL
tex texTEX
ton tonsTON
total TotalTOTL
u unified atomic mass unitUAMU
uei/s/m2 microeinsteins / sec / metre2UEISM
ueinst microeinsteinsUEIN
ug microgramsMICG
ug/kg micrograms per kilogramUGKG
ug/L micrograms per litreUT
ug/m3 micrograms per cubic metreUGM3
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Reference Code name Description UnitsCodeuin microinchesMINC
uL microlitresMLIT
um micrometresUM
umhos/cm micromhos per centimetreUMCM
units relative unitsRUNT
unknown unknownUNKWN
uohm.cm microhm centimetreMOCM
urad microradiansURAD
uS microsiemensUS
US ac acres (US Survey)ACRU
US ac.ft acre feet (US Survey)ACFU
US gal US gallonsGAL
US gpd US gallon per dayGPD
US gpm US gallon per minuteGPM
US mg US million gallonsMGAL
US mgpd US million gallons per dayMGD
uS/cm microsiemens per centimetreMISC
uS/m microsiemens per metreMISM
V voltsVOLT
W wattsWATT
W/h/m2 watts hour per square metreWHSM
W/m2 watts per square metreWSM
W/s/m2 watt second per sq. metreWSSM
Wb webersWEBR
Wb/m2 Webers per Square metreWBM2
yd yardsYARD
yd2 square yardsYD2
yd3 cubic yardYD3
years yearsYEAR
yyyyddd year dayYRDY
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