Modelling Symposium 2021 Presentations

The 2021 Modelling Symposium was held virtually. A copy of the programme is available here and copies of the presentations are available below:

DAY ONE - WEDNESDAY 10 MARCH

• Modelling sulphide in ICM to identify corrosion potential - Manu Ward, HAL Consulting
• Urban Stormwater Modelling Approach - Michael Arthur, Metis Consultants & Kirsten Henden, AWA
• NRC Region-Wide River flood model - Bertrand Salmi, Water Technology
• An assessment of hydrological models commonly used in NZ - Etienne Gil-Goldbrough, WSP

DAY TWO - THURSDAY 11 MARCH

• ESSS Resilience Master Plan - Mark de Lange, WSP & Murray England, Selwyn District Council
• Spatial Patterns in HIRDS Rainfall Predictions - Cameron Oliver, Beca
• Consequence Assessment of Catastrophic Water Main Failures - Jane Hancock, GHD
• Cut-Down Flood Model as a tool in the initial design of a rail project - Jennyl Estil, Aurecon Group
• Model Resolution: Lower = faster but at what cost? - Haddon Smith, Beca
• The Toronto Basement Flooding Capacity Studies - Ali Paine, Stantec
• Improving Model Accuracy using "optical Bathymerty" Techniques - Matthew Gardner, Land River Sea
• Flood Modelling Efficiency with digital automation - Yanni Hooi, GHD