Rainman Streamflow 4.3

The Rainman Streamflow is a tool developed by the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries (DPI&F) that helps users understand water flow in streams and rivers.

Through this tool, users can access real-time data on water flow rates across various streams and rivers in different parts of the world. This data is collected using a network of sensors that are placed in water bodies to monitor water flow continuously.

The Rainman Streamflow tool uses this data to generate charts and graphs that help users visualize the trends in water flow rates over time. Users can also compare water flow rates across multiple streams and rivers to gain insights into how they relate to each other.

This tool is particularly useful for individuals and organizations that depend on accurate information about water flow rates, such as fishers, farmers, hydro-electric power companies, recreational boaters, and scientific researchers.

The Rainman Streamflow tool is easy to use and accessible to everyone with an internet connection. It provides crucial information that can help stakeholders make informed decisions about water resource management.