Flinders School of the Environment - 2015 Research Higher Degree Conference

A rigorous introduction to groundwater science and management.

A rigorous introduction to groundwater science and management.

NCGRT workshop in collaboration with Origin, GISERA and CSIRO Water for a Healthy Country

NCGRT workshop in collaboration with Goyder Institute, IAH, SIA, SAMAR, CSIRO Water for a Healthy Country and City of Salisbury.

The fundamentals of hydrogeology in the territory.

This course provides an overview of the laws relating to groundwater resources in Australia with a particular emphasis on the regulatory and policy frameworks that regulate groundwater extraction, use and management at the Federal and State level. It also addresses the challenges associated with the development of catchment management systems and the concept of environmental flows.

A rigorous introduction to groundwater science and management.

Extending PHREEQCs capabilities to high temperature, salinity and pressure environments

Extending PHREEQCs capabilities to high temperature, salinity and pressure environments

NCGRT is collaborating with eWater to introduce the various components of Groundwater/Surface Water interaction in Source.

The course objective is to impart knowledge that will assist regulators and practitioners to facilitate a smooth and efficient uptake of MAR for producing urban and peri-urban water supplies. At the end of the course participants will be aware of the traps, as well as the benefits and costs in planning, design, approval and operation of MAR Projects for sustainable water supplies.

The course objective is to impart knowledge that will assist regulators and practitioners to facilitate a smooth and efficient uptake of MAR for producing urban and peri-urban water supplies. At the end of the course participants will be aware of the traps, as well as the benefits and costs in planning, design, approval and operation of MAR Projects for sustainable water supplies.

Participants who have attended and completed an Australian Groundwater School (AGS) intensive within the last 10 years may complete this assessment pack and gain Flinders (non-graded) credit.

A series of four webinars extending over four weeks will be presented by John Doherty (author of PEST) and Catherine Moore (CSIRO), with help from and Jeremy White (USGS, and coauthor of PEST++ and pyEMU). Admission is free.