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Australian Water Information Dictionary

generalised southeast Australia method (GSAM)

Appropriate for estimating probable maximum precipitation in regions of Australia where tropical storms are not the source of the greatest rainfall depths and where topographic influences vary markedly.

Related: probable maximum precipitation (PMP)

This definition applies to:

• Glossary for Water status: Design rainfalls

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