THURSDAY 21 MAY 2015 Continued... | ||||
FLOOD LEVEL PROTECTION [PRINCES BALLROOM C] | POLLUTION AND RECEIVING ENVIRONMENTS [PRINCES BALLROOM B] | CASE STUDIES [PRINCES BALLROOM A] | TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION [GALLERY 3] | |
2.00pm | Is Providing a Stormwater Level of Service for Significant Flood Events Really Realistic? Campbell Larking & Mark Pennington | Diesel Exhaust Fluid – Understanding a Future Stormwater Contaminant Hayden Easton | Feeding the Irrigation Demand– The RuataniwhaWater Storage Scheme Tony Miller | Costs and Benefits of On-Site Stormwater Devices Mark Iszard |
2.30pm | AFTERNOON TEA [EXHIBITION AREA – REGATTAROOM] | |||
LOW IMPACT DESIGN [PRINCES BALLROOM C] | CATCHMENT MODELLING [PRINCES BALLROOM B] | SUSTAINABILITY [PRINCES BALLROOM A] | ||
3.00pm | Taurarua Judges Bay; Stormwater Management and Low Impact Design Bronwyn Rhynd | Papamoa East – A Humdinger of a Catchment Robert Kelly | Opportunities for your Stormwater Projects Through Sustainability Assessment Caleb Clarke | |
3.30pm | From Vision to Reality: Stormwater Tree Pits in Central Christchurch Peter Christensen | Large Scale Modelling of Melbourne Water Catchments – Lessons Learnt Liam Foster | Sustainability Forum Runs on the Board for Stormwater: The Development of Sustainability and Resilience Assessment Facilitators: Caleb Clarke and James Hughes from the Sustainable Society (A Technical Interest Group of IPENZ)
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4.00pm | Kirimoko Park Development, Wanaka – A Living Example of Integrated WSUD Andres Roa, Rowan Carter & Jan Heijs | Judea Catchment Modelling – Long Narrow Catchment with Tidal Influences in Lower Catchment Dayananda Kapugama & Habib Ahsan | ||
4.45pm | Stormwater Group Annual General Meeting [GALLERY 3] | |||
7.00pm | Conference Dinner [PRINCES BALLROOM] |
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