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Water Quality Modelling in Lake Burley Griffin
Posted on July 28, 2015
Hydronumerics has joined forces with the ACT Government to quantify the in-lake water quality benefits in Lake Burley Griffin under a range of catchment treatment works packages. Our team of engineers and scientists will apply the coupled hydrodynamic and water quality model ELCOM-CAEDYM to examine future water quality scenarios under a range of proposed scenarios, focusing on Blue Green Algae dynamics and in-lake amenity. For more information on our work in urban lake management, please contact Chris O'Neill
Hydronumerics welcomes Madeleine Jenkins
Posted on June 21, 2015
We welcome Madeleine Jenkins to the Hydronumerics team. Madeleine is a Water Resource Humanitarian engineer with over eight years experience in hydrological and hydraulic modelling, urban water management and stakeholder engagement. Madeleine brings a wealth of experience in community engagement and has worked across many sectors in Australia and internationally. Madeleine is a Red Cross delegate and has also worked extensively in remote indigenous communities across Australia. To contact Madeleine, email [email protected]
Water Quality Improvement Options for Lake Tuggeranong (ACT)
Posted on June 15, 2015
Hydronumerics has joined forces with the ACT Government to examine water quality improvement options in Lake Tuggeranong. Under the project, Hydronumerics' Water Resource Engineer Chris O'Neill will look at various in-lake engineering and operational strategies to promote long-term aquatic health of this important resource. We will apply the coupled hydrodynamic and water quality model ELCOM-CAEDYM to examine future water quality scenarios under a range of in-lake and catchment options. For more information on our work in urban lake management, please contact Chris O'Neill