CENTRE FOR WATER RESEARCH: LEADING EDGE TECHNOLOGY WINS INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Jorg Imberger; Caroline Wood; Clelia Marti

CENTRE FOR WATER RESEARCH: LEADING EDGE TECHNOLOGY WINS INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Jorg Imberger
, Caroline Wood
, Clelia Marti

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Abstract

The Centre for Water Research at the University of Western Australia has for decades been developing technologies for the adaptive management of natural river basins and the water bodies. The methodology consists of building an
objective function that identifies a sustainable goal for the domain under consideration, a relational data base management system that is used to control the data flow and schedule from field sensors and model output, a suite of 3D hydrobiological models and a web interaction tool. These technologies are in use in projects in Singapore, Japan, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Germany, UK, Italy, the US, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Colombia.

Original language	English
Pages	62-65
Number of pages	4
Specialist publication	Water: Journal of the Australian Water Association
Publication status	Published - Sept 2007

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