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One Basin CRC webinar: 17 December
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Continuous innovation: the future of water delivery data science
Explore innovative data science projects enhancing water delivery through demand forecasting and anomaly detection, driving efficiency, reliability, and operational improvements across irrigation districts.
Better irrigation pump screens save money and time
Irrigation tech: screens, farmers and fish-friendly design
Integrating citizen scientists into fish tagging programs in the Murray-Darling Basin
Learn about a program developing a framework to incorporate citizen scientists into basin-scale programs.
Responding to water availability in the Murray-Darling Basin
Adaption, innovation and community development in the Murray–Darling Basin: responses to water availability
How does variability in water affect communities in the northern Murray–Darling Basin?
Learn about what existing studies have to say about the effects that different levels of water flows – from floods to droughts – have on rural communities in the northern basin.
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.
Water pollution from coal mines
Water pollution is a major issue for the coal industry, for environmental regulators and generates considerable community concern
Water reform planning – a ‘wicked problem’
Water reform planning systems need trust, accountability and transparency.
Responding to climate change in Papua New Guinea
Projections suggest further significant effects on communities
Assessing the water and agricultural resources of northern Australia
Science informing policy, regulation and investment decisions
How Sensor and Social Networks have enabled Adaptive Water Management
The economic, social and environmental benefits of adaptive water management
Continuous innovation: the future of water delivery data science
Explore innovative data science projects enhancing water delivery through demand forecasting and anomaly detection, driving efficiency, reliability, and operational improvements across irrigation districts.
Better irrigation pump screens save money and time
Irrigation tech: screens, farmers and fish-friendly design
Integrating citizen scientists into fish tagging programs in the Murray-Darling Basin
Learn about a program developing a framework to incorporate citizen scientists into basin-scale programs.
Responding to water availability in the Murray-Darling Basin
Adaption, innovation and community development in the Murray–Darling Basin: responses to water availability
How does variability in water affect communities in the northern Murray–Darling Basin?
Learn about what existing studies have to say about the effects that different levels of water flows – from floods to droughts – have on rural communities in the northern basin.
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.
Water pollution from coal mines
Water pollution is a major issue for the coal industry, for environmental regulators and generates considerable community concern
Water reform planning – a ‘wicked problem’
Water reform planning systems need trust, accountability and transparency.
Responding to climate change in Papua New Guinea
Projections suggest further significant effects on communities
Assessing the water and agricultural resources of northern Australia
Science informing policy, regulation and investment decisions
How Sensor and Social Networks have enabled Adaptive Water Management
The economic, social and environmental benefits of adaptive water management