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Groundwater Quality 2007
The conference theme is Securing Groundwater Quality in Urban and Industrial Environments, and will focus on the need to sustain, repair and protect groundwater quality in urban and industrial settings. Groundwater is a key ‘unseen’ part of the water cycle – it is a vital resource and can also be a conduit for movement of contaminants through the environment. The conference will bring together researchers, industry, regulators, contractors, consultants, planners and water supply agencies to address the important issues related to groundwater quality in urban and industrial settings.
2007 National Ecotourism Conference: Leading Global Challenges
This year’s Conference program will showcase Victoria’s unique regions and cultural assets and delegates will have the choice of attending a themed stream at the Grampians, the Goldfields or Mt Buller. International and national keynote speakers, informative and educating workshops, concurrent sessions and discussion panels will ensure that delegates have access to the latest information on climate change and other global issues currently facing the industry.
Fifth National Waterwatch Conference
This conference will focus on sustaining, showcasing and sharing the knowledge and experiences gained from Waterwatch activities to inform future developments.
Cutting edge science symposium: hydrological consequences of climate change
| This Cutting Edge Science Symposium: Hydrological Consequences of Climate Change will bring together Australia’s leading climate and water scientists to improve understanding of the likely hydrological consequences of future climate across Australia. |
WA State NRM Conference 2008
The conference aim is to "Build Bridges to Better Regional Natural Resource Management."
Environmental Research Event 2007
This year’s theme “Global Problems, Local Solutions” aims to promote collaborative research and a multidisciplinary approach to environmental management, recognising that we will all need to work together to solve our most pressing environmental problems. The Environment Research Event (ERE) began 11 years ago at the University of Queensland, as a means for postgraduate students to present their research to fellow students, senior academics and industry partners in a relaxed environment.
National Water Week
National Water Week is an annual event held in October across Australia, hosted by each state and territory. It involves the community in protecting and conserving our precious water resources. Find out how you can get involved in keeping Water for Life!
| Droplets - e-newsletter | Every few weeks the authors write a droplet that explores an idea about alternative ways that water sources could be managed. |
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| An Adpative Management Framework for Connected Groundwater-Surface Water Resources in Australia |
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This report describes a framework and toolkit designed to provide a consistent approach to conjunctive water management in Australia. The framework consists of six steps in an adaptive management cycle and provides information and resources to enable water managers and other stakeholders to take a more coordinated approach. |
| YieldProhphet |
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Yield Prophet® is a web enabled user interface to the cropping system simulator APSIM, a mathematical model of crop growth developed by the Agricultural Production Systems Research Unit (APSRU).It is designed to provide grain growers with real-time information about the crop during growth. To assist in management decisions, growers enter inputs at any time during the season to generate reports of projected yield outcomes showing the impact of crop type and variety, sowing time, nitrogen fertiliser and irrigation. |