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Decision Support MCAS-S version 3.1 User guide,
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Acknowledgements
ABARES would like to acknowledge the input of
the MCAS-S development partnership members
including Barry Consulting, New South Wales Office of
Environment and Heritage particularly Tom Barrett, the
National Environmental Research Plan Landscapes and
Policy Hub, and the Australian Collaborative Land Use
and Management Program.
Funding for version 3.1 was provided by the National
Environmental Research Plan Landscapes and Policy
Hub University of Tasmania.