WEDNESDAY 01 MAY 2019 | |||||
9.00am | Welcome and Conference Opening [Millennium Ballroom] | ||||
9.30am | Keynote Address: Dwane Jones, Director of the Center for Sustainable Development + Resilience, University of the District of Columbia, USA [Millennium Ballroom] | ||||
10.15am | Morning Tea [Exhibition Area] | ||||
RECONNECTING
AND RESTORING
[MILLENNIUM I] |
INNOVATIONS
AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[MILLENNIUM II] |
HARNESSING
TECHNOLOGY
[TASMAN I] |
HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS [TASMAN II] | ||
10.45am | Scalable Cost-Effective Solutions to Restore Stream Ecosystems Mike Cope, WSP Opus |
Saving 450 Years of History from Tidal Flooding in St Augustine, Florida James Logan, Hygrade Products |
What is the Future of Stormwater Management for Transport and Urban Environments in New Zealand? Richard Wilson & Tim Fisher, Tonkin + Taylor |
Safenetworks:
Reducing the Risk to Public Health at Auckland’s Safeswim Beaches
Jon Rix, Tonkin + Taylor |
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11.15am | Climate Change and Urban Waterways: Alterations in the Flow Regime Under Multiple Ensembles Muhammad Saleem Akhter, The University Of Auckland |
Green Square – Unlocking the Flood Risk Management Problems of the Past Nicholas Taylor, WSP Opus |
Digital Tools for Innovative Public Engagement James Sturman, Aurecon NZ |
WSUD can be Cost-effective and Low- maintenance, not to mention all the other benefits Jonathan Moores, NIWA |
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11.45am | Fighting an Upstream Battle – The Barriers to Implementing the Fish Passage Guidelines |
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Sumner Road Stormwater Rebuild Angela Pratt, Beca |
High Resolution Stormwater Drainage Assessments Using GPU Acceleration Bill Syme, BMT |
Waikato Stormwater Management Guidelines Megan Wood, Wainui Consulting & Brian Richmond Waikato Regional Council |
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12.15pm | Lunch [Exhibition Area] | ||||
1.00pm | Keynote Address: Chris Digman, Stantec UK [Millennium Ballroom] | ||||
2.00pm | Networking [Exhibition Area] | ||||
RECONNECTING
AND RESTORING
[MILLENNIUM I] |
INNOVATIONS
AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[MILLENNIUM II] |
HEALTH
AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS
[TASMAN II] |
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2.30pm | Regional Stormwater Management Facilities using an Engineered High-performance Biofiltration System Alex MacLeod, Stormwater360 |
A Coupled Wetland Biofilter: The Best of Both Worlds Dale Paice, Beca |
Improving Catchment Health While Reducing Flooding: the Opāwaho/Heathcote River Story Peter Christensen, CTN Consulting | ||
3.00pm | Characterising Load, Treatment, and Monitoring as Sources of Variability in Stormwater Treatment DevicesForrest Bilek, University Of Canterbury | Whose Discharge is this? Collaboration between a Port and a City Radleigh Cairns, Tauranga City Council |
Wigram Basin Upgrade – Retrofitting an Existing Blue-Green Asset Kate Purton, Beca |
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3.30pm | Afternoon Tea [Exhibition Area] | ||||
RECONNECTING
AND RESTORING
[MILLENNIUM I] |
INNOVATIONS
AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[MILLENNIUM II] |
HARNESSING
TECHNOLOGY
[TASMAN I] |
HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS [TASMAN II] | ||
4.00pm | Dredging to Restore Resilience to a Critical Christchurch Waterway Bryan Peters, Stantec New Zealand |
How Will Climate Change Affect Our Two Waters? James Hughes, Tonkin + Taylor |
Culturally Enhanced Stormwater – Interweaving Mātauranga Māori Troy Brockbank, WSP Opus |
Cost-Effective Tools for Urban Water Quality Monitoring Jennifer Gadd, NIWA |
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4.30pm | The Stormwater and Tide Interface in Christchurch Graham Harrington, Christchurch City Council |
Quantifying the Contribution of Rainfall and Tide Levels on Flooding in Low-lying Coastal Areas Cheryl Bai, Auckland Council |
Dry Weather Discharges from a Monitored Stormwater Catchment Ed Clayton, Pattle Delamore Partners |
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5.00pm | Auckland’s Approach to the Stream Erosion Problem Josh Irvine, WSP Opus |
Fast-tracking Floodplain Management in an Uncertain Climate: The Оpāwaho/ Heathcote River Story Peter Christensen, CTN Consulting |
Using Global Lessons to Implement Water Sensitive Design into Local Neighborhoods Justine Jones, Beca |
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5.30pm –
6.30pm |
Welcome Function [Exhibition Area] |
THURSDAY 02 MAY 2019 | ||||
8.30am | Keynote Address: Rich Batiuk , Coastwise Partners, USA [Millennium Ballroom] | |||
9.30am | InnovationShowcase[Millennium Ballroom] | |||
10.30am | Morning Tea [Exhibition Area] | |||
RECONNECTINGAND RESTORING [MILLENNIUM I] |
ASSET
AVAILABILITY, VULNERABILITY, AND RESILIENCE
– LIFELINES [MILLENNIUM II] |
HARNESSINGTECHNOLOGY [TASMAN I] |
HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS [TASMAN II] | |
11.00am | Bridge Manual Waterway Design: An Update Iain Smith, Beca |
Adaptive Planning Using a Data-rich, Interactive and Accessible Tools Damian Young, Morphum Environmental |
Regional Predictive Outputs for the NPS-FM – Auckland’s Freshwater Management Tool DustinBambic,Paradigm Environmental |
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11.30am | Unintended Consequences: Stormwater to Ground vs Groundwater Drinking Supply Protection Brent Hamilton, WSP Opus |
Temporal Rainfall – A Risk-Based Approach | The Effect of Inlet Width on the Performance of Retention Ponds in Thermally Induced Flows Ehsan Hendi, The University Of Auckland |
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12.00pm | Addington Brook – A Catchment Approach to Improving the Health of an Urban Waterway Jenny Watters, EnvironmentCanterbury |
A SystemicToolforaMulti-value Stormwater Management System Ting Powell, e2 Environmental |
Modelling Long-Term Volume Retention In A Bioretention Device Jahangir Islam, Aecom New Zealand |
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12.30pm | Lunch [Exhibition Area] | |||
INNOVATIONS AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[MILLENNIUM I] |
CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH WATER AND OUR ENVIRONMENT [MILLENNIUM II] | HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS [TASMAN I] | TRAINING & EDUCATION FORUM
[TASMAN II] |
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1.30pm | Sweating the Assets: A Smart Infrastructure Approach for an Intensified Future Roger Seyb, Beca |
Reflecting Mātauranga Māori in WaterSensitive Urban Design Emily Afoa, Tektus Consultants |
Delivering Value for Money Water Quality Improvements – Evaluating the Retrofit of Proprietary Treatment Devices Jackie Zhou, WSP Opus |
Presentation of the Stormwater Education and Training Plan and the Way Forward James Reddish, WSP Opus & Clare Feeney |
2.00pm | Enabling Factors for Transitioning to Improved Urban WaterOutcomes;Winston Churchill Fellowship Findings
Stu Farrant, Morphum Environmental |
Back to Takanini – Pipes? Where we’re going, we don’t need pipes Andrew Nell, Ar & Associates |
Identification, Prioritization, and Mitigation – a Three Step Process for Stormwater Quality Management Kalyan Chakravarthy, DHI NewZealand |
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2.30pm | Rain Radar Nowcasting of High Intensity Rain Events in Auckland and Wellington Luke Sutherland-Stacey, Weather Radar New Zealand |
Solids & Colour in Roof-water Preventing its Reuse and Technologies to Remove Them Ropru Rangsivek, Lautrec TechnologyGroup |
Prioritising to Deliver Safe Waterways and Harbours, Catchpit by Catchpit Ying Yang & John Tetteroo, GHD |
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3.00pm | Afternoon Tea [Exhibition Area] | |||
INNOVATIONS AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[MILLENNIUM I] |
ASSET
AVAILABILITY, VULNERABILITY, AND RESILIENCE
– LIFELINES [MILLENNIUM II] |
HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF STORMWATER SYSTEMS [TASMAN I] | SAFETY IN DESIGN
[TASMAN I] |
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3.30pm | Innovation through Collaboration – Community Friendly Wingwalls Patrick Barciel, Hynds |
Embedding Successful WSUD Asset Management Practices – Lessons fromacross the Ditch Stuart Joyce, MorphumEnvironmental |
One NDC for Auckland – An Adaptive Management Approach Paula Vincent, AucklandCouncil |
Public Safety at Catchpits – Lessons from Tragedy James Reddish, WSP Opus |
4:00pm | The Aquacomb Response to Shrinking Permeable Surface Problem – an Innovative Solution Andrew Olsen, Construction SolutionProducts |
Water Sensitive Design Performance over the past 10 years: A Road Map to the Future Linda Norman, ACH Consulting |
Climatological Variability and Limitations of Forecasting Extreme Rainfall StatisticsNick Brown, Auckland Council |
Water Quality Sampling from an UnmannedAerial Vehicle
Tom Porter, Auckland Council & Thom Gower PattleDelamore Partners |
4.30pm –
5.00pm |
Stormwater Group Annual General Meeting [Millennium I] | |||
7.00pm –
11.00pm |
ConferenceDinner [St-Matthews-In-The-City] |
FRIDAY 03 MAY2019 | |||
9.00am | Keynote Address: Craig McIlroy, Healthy Waters, Auckland Council [MillenniumBallroom] | ||
10.00am | Morning Tea [Exhibition Area] | ||
RECONNECTINGAND RESTORING
[MILLENNIUM I] |
ASSET AVAILABILITY, VULNERABILITY, AND RESILIENCE – LIFELINES
[MILLENNIUM II] |
INNOVATIONS AND COLLABORATIONS – SUCCESS STORIES
[TASMAN I] |
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10.30am | Urban Development Stormwater Management – How to Achieve Excellent Outcomes Through Collaboration Neill Raynor, Aurecon New Zealand |
Operation Dashboard Alex Osti, Mott MacDonald & Andrew Skelton, Auckland Council |
Wetland 1 at the Drury South Precinct–Opportunities within the Floodplain Andrew Hope Tonkin+Taylor &Benjamin Loh,Boffa Miskell |
11.00am | Structural Renewal of Deteriorated Under-road John Monro, Interflow Pty |
A Successful Collaborative Story of a Boating Club in Achieving an Innovative Treatment Solution Mariana Basilio, Stormwater 360 & Leon Blackburn,Auckland Council |
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11.30am | Contaminants within urban waterways sediment and the implications for flood protection projects Gareth Oddy, ENGEO |
Assessment and Acceptance of New Stormwater Pipelines Husham Issa Al-Saleem, Civil Consultant |
Grahams Creek – Flood Mitigation when Engineering and Environment Combine Ghassan Basheer, Waikato Regional Council |
12.00pm | Lunch [Exhibition Area] | ||
Site Visits | |||
1.00pm –
5.00pm |
Site Visit One – AMETI
[Meet in Foyer] |
Site Visit Two – West
[Meet in Foyer] |
Site Visit Three South – Māori
perspective
[Meet in Foyer] |