| WEDNESDAY 18 MAY 2016 |
| 9.30am | Welcome and Conference Opening: Rachel Reese, Nelson Mayor |
| 9.45am | Keynote Address: Dr Deirdre Hart, University of Canterbury Redefining Stormwater System Resilience in a Multi-hazard Environment |
| 10.30am | Morning Tea |
| Building Flood Resilient Communities | Stormwater Assets | Social and Cultural Value of the Environment | Operations and Risk Management Planning |
| 11.00am | A Tale of Two Towns (a Winter of Discontent)
Brent Manning & Tracey Mitchell
| Precast Concrete Manholes - A Review and Upgrade of Current Practice
Husham Issa
| Assessing the Net Benefits of Auckland Council Stormwater Projects Using the Mauri Model
Claire Cunningham
| Stopbanks Renewal Prioritisation - A Risk Based Approach for Planning Asset RenewalsGhassan Basheer
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| 11.30am | A Tidal Barrier to Protect Christchurch? A Controversial PropositionSylvia Maclaren | Look I Made a Hat - Effective Use of Detailed Design Documents
Josy Cooper
| Sustaining The Native Freshwater Fishery Of Te Tau Ihu: An Iwi Perspective
Alice Andrew
| Understanding and Determining the Cost of Long Term Maintenance and Resilience of WSDSue Ira & Andres Roa
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| 12.00pm | UK Flooded Again: What Lessons can NZ Learn?
Dr David Cobby & Matt Sheppard
| New Zealand’s Newest Port 13 Years On: A Stormwater Review
Mark Poynter & Pamela Kane
| Cultural Alliances on SH20A - Incorporating Mana Whenua Aspirations into the Redevelopment of an Accelerated Project
Leon Keefer
| Managing an Asset through a Civil Defence Emergency Helen Ramsey
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| 12.30pm | Lunch |
| 1.30pm | Keynote Address: Prof Colin Thorne, University of Nottingham Achieving Urban Flood Resilience: The Blue-Green Advantage |
| Climate Change Impacts | Rainfall | Sustaining and Valuing the Environment | Catchment and Asset Management Planning |
| 2.00pm | Pushing out the Climate Change HorizonMike Law
| Rainfall and Runoff Guidelines John Pfahlert | Evaluating the Viability of Suspended Raingardens for Stormwater TreatmentSuman Khareedi
| Commercial Benefits of Water Sensitive Design
Katja Huls & Andrew Chin
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| 2.30pm | Planning for Exceedance in a Changing Climate
James Reddish
| Using Rain Radar to Estimate the Size of Flood Events
Luke Sutherland-Stacey & Tom Joseph
| Optimising Stream Restoration Outcomes When Faced With Competing Design Intents
Dr Emily Afoa
| Flood Risk Assessment for a Catchment Spanning Different Districts - a Pilot StudyMark Pennington
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| 3.00pm | Afternoon Tea |
| Catchment and Asset Management Planning | Flood Risk Assessment | Hydraulic Performance of Drainage Systems | Research and Development |
| 3.30pm | Christchurch City Mega Model - Magic or Madness Tom Parsons & Tim Preston | Flooding and Funding
Kate Purton
| Managing the Interface with Natural Systems
Kyle Christensen
| Predicting Sediment and Heavy Metal Loads in Stormwater Runoff from Individual SurfacesFrances Charters
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| 4.00pm | Evaluating more than Performance – Asset Use and Longevity
Scott Perry
| Designing for Floods that Shouldn't Happen
Justin Kirkman
| Evaluating the Technical Resilience of Stormwater Systems to Flooding
Nariman Valizadeh
| The RSS Model: Flushing out Stormwater Risks
Laurie Gardiner & Jonathan Moores
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| 4.30pm | Features of Resilient Rain Garden Media: from Specification to Four Years Post-installation
Robyn Simcock
| Two Mile Creek Waihi Beach - Implications Today of a 1930's Decision
Kelvin Hill
| Designing Stormwater Treatment Devices - Resilient Considerations and ImplicationsKevin Jonathan
| Long-term Performance of Pervious Paving
Dr David Kettle & Steve Crossland
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| 5.00 – 6.00pm | Harker Underground Construction Welcome Function |
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| THURSDAY 19 MAY 2016 |
| 9.15am | Keynote Address: Jim Sinner, Cawthron Institute, Nelson Challenges in Collaborative Planning |
| 10.00am | Morning Tea |
| Building Flood Resilient Communities | Legal, Regulations and Consenting | Catchment and Asset Management Planning | Rivers and Streams |
| 10.30am | When Water Runs Uphill – a Flood Control Scheme Through Groundwater ManagementAdrian Tonks
| Stormwater Issues and the Legal Environment Invited speaker: Helen Atkins | Collaboration - Key for Unlocking Auckland’s Growth?
Nick Brown
| River Maintenance Activities to Address Earthquake Damage on the Styx River
Robert Le
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| 11.00am | Where to Start? Christchurch's Post-Quake Land Drainage Recovery ProgrammeTom Parsons
| Impact of the Limit Setting Process on Stormwater Discharges
Sue Bennett
| Resilient Stormwater Futures for Coastal Cities
Liam Foster
| Getting all the Multidisciplinary Ducks in a Row – Stream Waterway Design
Amber Murphy & Iain Smith
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| 11.30am | Would You Like Freeboard With That?
Ian McComb
| Auckland’s Stormwater Management Under the Auckland Unitary Plan
Dr Claudia Hellberg
| Flood Hazard Evaluation for Subdivisions in Areas of Coastal Inundation HazardNigel Mark-Brown
| Big Outcomes for Little Oneroa Stream - Using a Logic Framework Approach to Meet Challenging Water Quality IssuesJess Wallace
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| 12.00pm | Lunch |
| Developing Catchment Management Plans | Flood Risk Assessment | Infrastructure Planning and Management | Innovation and Treatment |
| 1.00pm | Industrial Landuse; the Last Frontier in Catchment Management Damian Young | Quantifying Economic and Hydraulic Flood RiskAnn Pugh
| Developing the Concept of an Active Flood Risk Management System in ChristchurchGareth Taylor
| Evaluating the Equivalency of a High Rate Biofiltration BMP to Traditional BiofiltrationMike Hannah
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| 1.30pm | Next Generation Stormwater Management Plans: Recent Advancements Under Clean Water Act Requirements in the United StatesDustin Bambic
| Waihi Beach Flooding - "Not just a storm in a tea cup"
Coral-Lee Ertel
| Borck Creek – Strategic Stormwater Planning
James Tomkinson & Chris Blythe
| Saying Goodbye to the Stormwater Treatment Devices Design Guideline Manual TP 10Branko Veljanovski & Gretel Silyn Roberts
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| 2.00pm | All Dressed Up and No Place to Flow: A $25M Outfall
Sarah Basheer & Richard Smedley
| Developing a Green Infrastructure Policy for the Auckland Council Stormwater UnitIan Mayhew & Wolfgang Kanz
| Waimakariri Flood Protection Project: Building Banks and Raising InterestAnnette Sweeney
| Plant Growth Trials in Rapid Filtration Media
Dr John Cheah
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| 2.30pm | Afternoon Tea |
| Building Flood Resilient Communities | Catchment and Asset Management Planning | Streams and Waterways | Case Studies |
| 3.00pm | Adaptable Analysis - Different Approaches that Lead to the Same ResultsMark Pennington
| Streamlining Stormwater Infrastructure Planning in Auckland - Planning Tools and Processes for Effective Stormwater ManagementJenny Vince & Rebecca Phillips
| Iconic Urban Waterway and Stormwater Channel: Reviving the Maitai River
Jo Martin & Alison Horn & David Ayre
| Dynamics of Nitrogen Compounds in Hayton’s Urban Drainage Stream ChristchurchFabio Silveira
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| 3.30pm | The Richmond Central Stormwater Infrastructure Upgrade
Avik Halder
| Watercourse Assessment Reports: A Framework for Integrated Stream Management
Rachel Turner
| Event Based Stormwater Harvesting Impacts On Waterway Flows in NSW AustraliaAndrew Tipene
| Sawmill Stormwater ManagementMark Groves
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| 4.00pm | A Thousand Years in the Making: A Lesson in Resilience
Tony Urquhart
| Creating Future Resilience in Auckland's Stormwater Ponds
Hayden Easton
| Alternative Infrastructures: Urban Streams and their Biodiversity in Te Aro
Stu Farrant
| Staying Dry with Rising Tides – Case Study, Miami Beach James Logan |
| 4.45pm | Water New Zealand Stormwater Group Annual General Meeting |
| 7.00pm | Conference Dinner |
| FRIDAY 20 MAY 2016 |
| 8:30am– 1:30pm | Site Visits |
| Site Visit 1 Departing 8:30am Returning 1pm Havelock Tour Stormwater treatment in a coastal marine Environment | Site Visit 2 Departing 9am Returning 1pm with detour to Nelson airport Nelson Tour Local stream improvements and fish passage enhancements Walk to historical 1868 weir, dam and bridge | Site Visit 3 Departing 9am Returning 1:30pm with detour to Nelson airport Richmond and Mapua Tour Richmond - new subdivision, fish passage and stream upgrades Mapua - Walk along coast to view coastal defences and outfalls | |