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Wednesday 7 December at 2.00 pm
Water Resource Management in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam: Current challenges and the impacts of climate change by Dr Nguyen Hieu Trung, Can Tho University, Vietnam
Nguyen Hieu Trung's research interest is water management in the Mekong Delta. His research has focussed on understanding and adapting to the impacts of climate change on agricultural productivity and urban infrastructure. Dr Trung is currently working as a research partner on the CSIRO Climate Adaptation Flagship projects supported by the AusAID-CSIRO Alliance: Climate Adaptation through Sustainable Urban Development: Case study on urban water infrastructure in Can Tho, Vietnam; and Mekong Region Futures.
Dr Trung has been Dean of Can Tho University's College of Environment and Natural Resources since 2007 and has been the Deputy Director the University's DRAGON Research Institute for Climate Change since 2008. Dr Trung has a doctorate from Wageningen University in the Netherlands
Friday 25 November
1:30 pm: An Agent-based Modelling Approach for the Prediction of Urban Residential End-use Water Demand by Kumudu Rathnayaka, CSIRO Land and Water
2:00 pm: Integrated Water Management at the Example of the Lockyer Valley and the Coal Seam Gas Industry in Queensland by Leif Wolf, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm: Science Strategy by Stewart Burn, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 28 October
1:30 pm The WSAA International Mains Failure Database by Scott Gould, CSIRO Land and Water
2:00 pm Alliance – New Research Agenda by Don Begbie, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 30 September
1:30 pm An overview of the legislation and governance status for rainwater tanks in Australia by Grace Tjandraatmadja, CSIRO Land and Water
2:00 pm Research progress on plumbed rainwater tanks in South East Queensland (SEQ) by Meng Chong, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 26 August
1:30 pm PARMS Reloaded (Alpha) - The new integrated version of PARMS Priority and PARMS Planning by Brad Lane, CSIRO Land and Water
2:00 pm Upscale cluster-scale to regional-scale by using kNN sampling by Fareed Mirza, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 29 July
1:30 pm Hydrologic science to support days-ahead river forecasting by Tom Pagano, CSIRO Land and Water
2:00 pm Improving statistical seasonal streamflow forecasts using the output of dynamic hydrological and climate models by David Robertson, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 24 June
2:00 pm Monitoring Small Scale Wastewater Treatment Systems by Roger O’Halloran, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm System Transitions in the Urban Water Sector by David Marlow, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 27 May
2:00 pm AusAID Urban Project: Climate Adaptation through Sustainable Urban Development with the Case Study of Integrated Urban Water Systems in Can Tho, Vietnam by Minh Nguyen, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm AWRA-R and the Source External Interface: Turning a desktop application into a cloud service by Ben Leighton and Paul Manser, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 29 April
2:00 pm Desalination of Class C Effluent – Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) at the Western Treatment Plant in Werribee Victoria by Nigel Goodman, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm Working with Consultants – Friend or Foes? by Rob Molloy, SKM
Friday 25 March
2:00 pm Remote sensing of vegetation structure and change by Darius Culvenor, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm Algae growth optimisation – using a thin film open pond algae growth system for enhancing biofuel production by Chris Pollard, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 25 February
2:00 pm Research to improve seasonal rainfall forecast – progress and plan by QJ Wang, CSIRO Land and Water
2:30 pm Integrated urban water management and the role of decentralisation by Stewart Burn, CSIRO Land and Water
Friday 28 January
2:30 pm Improving yield and overflow estimation in rainwater tank cluster modelling by Esther Coultas, CSIRO Land and Water
3:00 pm Challenges in Water Grid Management by Stephanie Ashbolt, CSIRO Land and Water
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