Abstract
ABSTRACT‘Geographical information systems’(GIS) technology holds considerable benefits to urban hydrology because of the spatial nature of catchment analysis. The availability of a spatio‐temporal database of catchment characteristics can eliminate the adoption of simplifying assumptions, which reduce the quality of a research study. This research study was undertaken to demonstrate the need for accurate spatial and temporal accounting of land‐use in an urbanizing catchment. The definition of the extent of GIS use, the approach to its integration into a study, and spatial database development, are crucial for eventual success.
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