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Recent Publication
Posted on September 12, 2015
Chris Dallimore is a coauthor of the recently published journal article 'Spatial distribution, fractions, and potential release of sediment phosphorus in the Hongfeng Reservoir, southwest China' by Wang Jingfu, Chen Jingan*, Christopher Dallimore, Yang Haiquan & Dai Zhihui, published in Lake and Reservoir Management Volume 31, Issue 3, 2015. The paper is based on sediment measurements carried out in Hong Feng Lake by our colleagues at the Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang.
Hydronumerics welcomes Dr Patricia Okely
Posted on July 30, 2015
We welcome our newest team member, Patricia Okely. Patricia is a Water Resource engineer with a PhD and over eight years experience in hydrodynamic and biogeochemical modelling of national and international inland and coastal water bodies using the models ELCOM and CAEDYM. Recently Patricia has expanded her expertise to Earth system modelling, working with global coupled ocean and atmospheric models, taking a key role in development of the Bureau of Meteorology’s seasonal climate forecast system. To contact Patricia, email [email protected]
Port Phillip Bay EMP Modelling
Posted on July 29, 2015
Hydronumerics is currently working in partnership with Jacobs to develop an integrated model that will support the development of the Port Phillip Bay Environmental Management Plan. The modelling platform brings together the capabilities of the eWater Source and ELCOM-CAEDYM suites to offer modelling from the catchments through to the bay. The tool will be used to assess the response of the bay to a range of future climate change and management scenarios. We are excited to be involved in such a crucial modelling project and look forward to working together with the numerous stakeholders. For more information contact Peter Yeates.