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Groundwater modelling in Python
How mathematical groundwater models can be implemented in Python
Theory vs practice – the challenges of flood risk management
Best practice floodplain management: how to develop management measures within the limitations of reality
ARR Course #1: Rainfall Design Inputs
Learn to identify inputs, locate them in the Data Hub, and apply them for rainfall design.
Flooded? Forget It!
Learn about the hydraulic design principles for low-water crossings and find out why you shouldn’t cross flooded roadways
Coastal water quality modelling 101 – Part 1
Making the most of our coast whilst minimising impact: 3D water quality and environmental modelling applications
ARR Course #2: Flood Frequency Analysis
A how-to-guide on flood frequency analysis.
From Courant to Saint Venant
This webinar will explore the equations that are hidden inside the “black box” of most hydraulic modelling programs and will launch our Hydrology and Hydraulics (H&H) Essentials training series
Operational structure modelling using TUFLOW
Learn about a range of operational structures in TUFLOW
ARR Course #3: Hydrologic Modelling Applications
Learn to apply the new ARR to hydrologic modelling for predicting design flood hydrographs.
How can I help?
Meet some water engineers who have spent their careers providing humanitarian aid, and find out how individuals and organisations with water engineering skills can lend a helping hand.
Groundwater time series analysis
How the Python language can be used to gain additional insights from existing groundwater hydrograph datasets
ARR Course #4: Flood Hydraulics
Understand basic elements of hydraulics and apply ARR blockage procedures effectively.
Panel Event: Australian Rainfall and Runoff – to the extreme!
A 90mins panel discussion with industry experts to address the recent QLD & NSW flooding events and modelling implications.
3D Coastal Modelling 101
Explore 3D modelling approaches for coastal environments
ARR Course #5: Design Estimation
What has changed in design flood estimation?
Froude, Dude!
From first principles to present applications
Urban pipe network modelling
Hydraulic calculations that are important for pipe network modelling
ARR Course #6: Extreme Events
Guidelines for estimating floods with low Annual Exceedance Probabilities in special design applications.
Just for fun: recreational hydraulics
Applying hydraulic concepts to artificial whitewater parks, wave pools, waterslides and more!
Technological advances in the water sector
How technology is improving our ability to model and map the movement of water.
ARR Course #7: Urban Approaches
Understand urban drainage systems and the philosophy behind Australian Rainfall and Runoff.
Lake modelling
Learn of the complexities of modelling stationary water
Fired up! Bushfire hydrology
Impacts on catchment hydrology and aquatic fauna
ARR Course #8: Urban Flood Modelling
Learn to calculate urban losses and apply conveyance and volume control measures.
Energy losses at structures
Understanding energy losses associated with the contraction and expansion of water flow
Riprap sizing in HEC-RAS version 6.1
Advancing Australian riprap sizing methods with the Riprap Calculator now available in the latest release of HEC-RAS version 6.1.
Pumped hydro: The biggest batteries on earth!
The promises and challenges of using pumped-storage hydroelectricity
Tsunami and dam failure and non-Newtonian modelling
Learn how to model these high shock situations with confidence.
What the PMF?
What is the Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) and should we be designing for it?
Natural dams – inherent risk factors
Exploring the impacts of ice dam and landslide dam failures