Stormwater Conference 2017 - Papers

Stormwater Conference

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WEDNESDAY 03 MAY 2017
9.00am	Welcome and Conference Opening : Penny Hulse, Deputy Mayor Mike Hannah, Stormwater360 Keynote Address: Hector Cyre, Water Resource Associates, USA
10.30am	Morning Tea
	Flood Modelling and Future Ready	Innovation and Technology	As-built, Operations and Maintenance	Innovation and Technology
11.00am	Protecting Brisbane Central District - Case Study in Future Flood Readiness Kerry Olsson, James Logan	A Trillion Data Points, One Source of Truth Ken Williams, Tom Joseph	Is There Any Benefit for Enhanced Stormwater Treatment from Non-Forecourt Discharges? Hayden Easton, Martin Robertson	Artificial Turf Sports Fields and the Water Environment – Public Perception, Evidence and the Unknown James Reddish, Marke Jennings-Temple
11.30am	HEC-RAS 2D - an Accessible and Capable Modelling Tool Carey Lintott	Data, Data, Everywhere - Life After Data Collection Jules Scott-Hansen, Peter Christensen	Upgrade of Portobelllo Road Stormwater Screen Tim Matheson	Collaboration-Driven Innovation for Deep Concrete Culvert Design and Installation. An Example of Safety in Design Amanda Siquera, Warren Bird, Husham Issa
12.00pm	Applying Agile Process Management to Flood Hazard Modelling Lisa Dowson	Stormwater Pond Surveying: Why Probe When You Can Ping Jennifer Leslie, Hayden Easton	Automating As-built Processing - It's About Time! Scott Ferguson	Simplifying Stormwater on a Complex Site Stephanie Thompson
12.30pm	Lunch
1.30pm	Keynote Address: Jamie Ewert, CRC for Water Sensitive Cities
	Hydrological and Hydraulic Assessment	Water Sensitive Design and Asset Management Planning	Operational Management	Stormwater Management and Flood Mapping
2.30pm	CFD Modelling to Inform Pumpstation Design Mike Summerhays, Wageed Kamish	A Large Multi-Functional Bioretention Device Stephen Priestley	Are We Fully Prepared to Ensure the Long Term Performance of WSD-Related Stormwater Facilities? Dr Frank Tian	Towards Uniformity in Flood Mapping Mike Law
3.00pm	Hayward Interchange - Innovative Drainage Design to Overcome Site Challenges Michael Paine, Costas Chryssafis	Are Quality Control/Assurance Procedures Needed for Bio-Retention Treatment Devices? Dr John Cheah	Stormwater Infrastructure Decision-Making: On the Hurdles of Going Green Arash Farjood	The Cook Islands Approach to Stormwater Management: Where ‘Other’ Priorities Merge Roanna Salunga, Paul Maoate
3.30pm	Afternoon Tea
	Catchment and Asset Management Planning	Condition Assessments	Industrial and Risk Management	Unitary Plan Update
4.00pm	When Grey Meets Green - A Hybrid Treatment Story Troy Brockbank, Kevin Jonathan	Discussion Forum - Condition Assessment and the update of the NZ Pipe Inspection Manual Steve Apeldoorn/ Paul Utting	Management of Stormwater on Large Scale Industrial Sites Nick Simpson	Discussion Forum – Topic tbc
4.30pm	Supporting Tauranga City Council’s Integrated Stormwater Project Carl Johnson		Managing Industrial Stormwater – Fonterra's Approach Mike Roberts, Emily MacDonald
5.00pm	The Hamilton City Stormwater Master Plan, Big Data for Smart City Planning Damian Young		Innovative Treatment System Trial on Industrial Site Dr Sean Finnigan

THURSDAY 04 MAY 2017
9.15am	Keynote Address: Jack Mullaly, Ideanthro
10.00am	Morning Tea
	Water Quality	Community Engagement and Cultural Values	Innovation and Future Ready	Future Ready
10.30am	Assessing Algal Growth Using a 2-Dimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Model Wageed Kamish	Assessing Indicators of Cultural Well-Being in an Urban Stormwater Decision Support System Jonathan Moores	Impact of Megatrends on Stormwater Management Pulith Kapugama	Pandora's Box? Or the Neighbourhoods of Tomorrow Nick Aiken, Surya Pandey
11.00am	Determining Stormwater Treatment Requirements for a Greenfields Development in the Catchment of a Hypertrophic Lake Jim Cooke	Community Engagement and Environmental Education as a Means of Achieving Stormwater Comprehensive Consent Compliance Radleigh Cairns, Marcel de Leur	Improving Understanding of Rain Gauge Uncertainty Using Scanning and Vertically Pointing Radar Luke Sutherland-Stacey	Climate Change Effects on Aquatic Ecology and the Future for Stormwater Management Paul Battersby, Emily Jones
11.30am	Nutrients and Bacterial Loads in Urban Stormwater Patricia Melero Marin	Building Resilience into a Rigid Flood Management System: Lessons from the Riverlink Project Angie Campbell, Alistair Allan	Climate Change Risk Assessments - What NZ Can Learn !Liam Foster	Connecting Communities to Water Linda Norman, Benny Larsen
12.00pm	Lunch [Venue: Exhibition Area]
	Treatment Design	Case Studies	Innovation and Resilience	National Policy Statement in Freshwater Management
1.00pm	Stormwater Treatment Design and Simulation for Transmission Gully Project Jahangir Islam	Dudley Creek Flood Remediation from a Project Managers Perspective Martin Smith	Innovative Stormwater Treatment Asset Conversion at Auckland Motorways Troy Brockbank	Let’s Do the NPS Dance - Integrating the New Stormwater Requirements Ian McComb
1.30pm	Taking The Pain Out of The Treatment Train: Continuous Simulation Modelling for Integrated Water Management Reuben Ferguson, Stu Farrant	Project Twin Streams - 12 Years of Community Riparian Planting and Stream Health Reporting Brett Stansfield	Kauri Flats School - Resilient Stormwater Design in a Challenging Environment Aidan Cooper	Catchment-Scale Stormwater Quality Improvement Strategies: What to Do? Where? And How Much Will It Cost?Dustin Bambic
2.00pm	Permeability of Raingardens – Field Measurements and Observations in AucklandRuben Roelofs	Building in a Bathtub - Where to Next in Kilbernie? Tim Strang	Discharge Lift Height Upgrade of a Large Archimedes Screw Pump Station Matthew Sheppard	Resolving the Jagged Problem of Offsetting: A Tool for Freshwater Management? Chad Croft
2.30pm	Afternoon Tea
	Rivers Group	Future Ready	Environmental Impact Assessments	Discussion Forum
3.00pm	Discussion Forum	Optimising the Media of Next Generation Low Impact Designs for Phytoremediation and Bioremediation Suman Khareedi, Dr Lokesh Padhye	Minimising the Environmental Effects of Dredging - Wharemauku StreamKyle Christensen	Discussion Forum – Topic tbc
3.30pm	Creating a New Generation of Stormwater Practitioners Annise Raea	Erosion Control Treatment Trials on Loess Soils Hannah Goslin
4.00pm		Hydrology of Urban Development: What Measures, What Outcomes? Cameron Oliver, Graham Levy
4.45pm	Stormwater Group Annual General Meeting
7.00pm	Conference Dinner Maritime Room, Princes Wharf

FRIDAY 05 MAY 2017
9.15am	Keynote Address: Hugh Logan, Land and Water Forum
10.00am	Morning Tea
	Stream Health, Contaminants and Contaminant Loading		Hydrological and Hydraulic Assessment		Risk Management and Future Ready
10.30am	Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Temperature on Flow Pattern of a Sediment Retention Pond Ehsan Hendi		Rainfall Reporting: Past, Present, Future? Kris Fordham		Using Criticality to Manage Stormwater Assets Paul Utting
11.00am	Inline Pond Treatment Performance and Longitudinal Instream Monitoring in a Stormwater-Affected Urban WaterwayFrances Charters		TP108 – Where to from Here? Graham Levy		Do You Want Your Pipes Cleaned? The Value of ‘Real World Modelling ’ Mark Groves
11.30am	Not All Faecal Pollution is Equal; Identifying the Source is Key to Effective Management Justine Quinn		A Hybrid Stormwater Management System for a Residential Development – An Experience Shane Sai		Adaptive Consenting and its Application to Stream Works Adrian Percival, Therese Malcon
12.00pm	Lunch
1.00pm – 5.00pm	Site Visits
Site Visit 1 - TAKANINI Large infrastructure project to unlock urban land, Residential development implementing WSD.	Site Visit 2 - WHENUAPAI AND WESTGATE SHA development implementing SMAF AUP OiP provisions, Kopupaka Reserve Stormwater Ponds (winner of 2016 landscape of the year at World Architecture festival) integration of community amenities with engineering and ecology for stormwater management.		Site Visit 3 - WAIATARUA AND AIRPORT Treatment and flood management from a large urban catchment. Designed for resilience, operation and maintenance in real-time experience. “The Cloak” – green roofed building within a commercial setting.		Site Visit 4 - TE AUAUNGA AWA RESTORATION (OAKELY CREEK) Large scale stream rehabilitation and transformation of Walmsley and Underwood Reserves to reduce stormwater flooding and restore the natural ecology of the stream.

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