The Summer 2017 issue of Waterlines showcases how Water Technology has assisted the advancement of a large scale aquaculture project in northern Australia.

large scale aquaculture

Recent developments and growth within Water Technology have also included:

• Formalising our commitment to the Geelong regions with the opening of our new office in South Geelong.
• Signing a Cooperation Agreement with the Jiangsu Engineering Consulting Centre in Nanjing to assist with water quality and “Sponge City” investigations in China.
• The employment of Brian Jackson to assist in developing local applications of the award-winning, web-based decision support system, HydroNET.
• Post-flood inspections of more than 250 waterway structures as part of Victorian Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA).
• The new Australian Rainfall and Runoff (AR&R) release marks an exciting change for hydraulic and hydrologic modelling.
• Community engagement and detailed hydrologic and hydraulic modelling for the King John Creek catchment in Brisbane.

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