AWS offers a range of engaging and informative webinars, carefully crafted to expand your knowledge in the water sector. Our team comprises experts, industry leaders, and passionate educators from across the globe, delivering compelling sessions on a broad range of topics within the water and related sectors.
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One Basin, One Water: Integrating Basin-Scale and Onsite Water Systems
Two nations. One Mission. Water security for a changing climate.
Voices from the Basin: One Basin CRC’s Submission to the 2026 Basin Plan Review
Shaping the Next Era of Basin Management
Raising the Bar on Flood Model Quality Assurance
Learn the benefits of a national and standard approach to flood model QA
Water Balance Modelling with GoldSim
From Uncertainty to Insight: Practical Water System Modelling with GoldSim
Catchment Planning and Stormwater Solutions
End-to-End Water Management Part 1: An introduction to the solutions behind full water lifecycle management, focusing on modern workflows for planning and design.
Water Balance in Mining – From Tailings to Closure
Water Balance Modelling in Mining: Tools, Applications, and Risk-Informed Decision Making
From Planning Models to Digital Twins
End-to-End Water Management Part 2: Learn how hydraulic models evolve into operational digital twins by ingesting real-time data and enabling network operations and decision support.
AI & Operational Water Management
End-to-end Water Management Part 3: Discover practical AI tools that boost planning, calibration, and operational effectiveness across end-to-end water systems.