Palaeohydrology in climatological context: Developing the case for use of remote predictors in Australian streamflow reconstructions

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Streamflow data for this study were provided by Hydro Tasmania (Greg Carson) and the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industry, Parks, Water and Environment (Bryce Graham). Without Rob Evans we would not have been able to obtain the silviscan data, and Scott Nichols assisted with sample processing. Bryce Graham also provided advice about DPIPWE gauges used in this study. Mike Pook provided an updated copy of the Blocking Index and both James Risbey and Mike Pook provided constructive comments on preliminary analyses for this paper. We also thank Gary Meyers for his input and advice. Tree-ring sites used in this study are located on land managed by Hydro Tasmania, Forestry Tasmania and Parks and Wildlife Tasmania, and were accessed under permits and permissions issued by these organisations. GL was supported by the Landscapes and Policy Research Hub, part of the Australian Government's National Environmental Research Program. More information is available at: www.nerplandscapes.edu.au. This work is part of a project funded by Australian Research Council LP12020811.