Combining qualitative, quantitative and visual and audio information in both the way data is assimilated and presented is important for effective communication and learning about river health. Aboriginal Waterways Assessment tools A generic results table Individual assessments are collated and calculated to produce a results table. Place Name of place Cultural significance Cultural River identifier uses health W1 Elbow Bend Smith River C 39% 32% — (Lone Mountain township) W2 Weir Black Tea Stream A1 62% 49% — W3 Picnic Point Smith River A1 54% 48% — (Lone Mountain township) W4 Smith River The Old Bridge A1 53% 37% — W5 Shallow Crossing Taragalo Creek A3 41% 37% — The Aboriginal Waterways Assessment score matrix The scores from the results table are plotted on the score matrix. The Aboriginal Waterways Assessment regional map
Combining qualitative, quantitative and visual and audio information in both the way data is assimilated and presented is important for effective communication and learning about river health. Aboriginal Waterways Assessment tools A generic results table Individual assessments are collated and calculated to produce a results table. Place identifier Name of place Cultural significance Cultural uses River health W1 Elbow Bend — Smith River (Lone Mountain township) C 39% 32% W2 Weir — Black Tea Stream A1 62% 49% W3 Picnic Point — Smith River (Lone Mountain township) A1 54% 48% W4 Smith River — The Old Bridge A1 53% 37% W5 Shallow Crossing — Taragalo Creek A3 41% 37% The Aboriginal Waterways Assessment score matrix The scores from the results table are plotted on the score matrix. The Aboriginal Waterways Assessment regional map
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