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June 2020

Program by DayAs at 1 May

PROGRAM

10.00am – 10.05am10.05am - 10:15am10:15am - 10:45am10:45am - 11:00am

Stream # Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3

Sub-Theme RURAL, REMOTE & REGIONAL WATER RESILIENCE & WATER SECURITY ENGAGING & WORKING WITH

CUSTOMERS

Sub-Topic IMPROVING WATER TREATMENT & SUPPLY FOR REMOTE OUTCOMES

WATER PLANNING, MANAGEMENT & RESILIENCE FRAMEWORKS

SUPPORTING VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS

466 345 139 480

BRINGING QUALITY POTABLE WATER TO REMOTE NORTHERN TERRITORY, ICE PIGGING IN BORROLOOLA AND GARAWA

SUNWATER REGIONAL BLUEPRINT: COLLABORATIVE AND ADAPTIVE PLANNING FOR LONG-TERM WATER SUPPLY UNDER AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE

FROM CALL CENTRE TO CARE CENTRE

BUILDING CIRCULAR ECONOMY SOLUTIONS FOR SMART CITIES

Graeme Berriman, SUEZ Gloria Vega, Sunwater Peter Dinh, SA Water Justin Frank, SUEZ Rod Coulton, Aither

Q&A410 195 326 176

BORROLOOLA WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM UPGRADE - THE CONTAINERISED STORY

A RESILIENCE FRAMEWORK TO INFORM LONG TERM WATER PLANNING

VULNERABLE CUSTOMER INCLUSIVENESS & POSITIVE BEHAVIOURAL SUPPORT

ACHIEVING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY: AUSTRALIAN FIRST BIOSOLIDS GASIFICATION IN LOGAN CITY

Eric Vanweydeveld, Power and Water Corporation Emma Berry, Hunter Water Kylie Bennett, Hunter Water Johanna Johnson, Logan City

Council

Chafic Naamani, SUEZ Mark Thomas, Downer Utilities

11.25am - 11.30am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A308 307 335 288

PROJECT GILGHI - MODULAR SELF CONTAINED SOLAR WTP FOR REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES

ADAPTIVE PLANNING FOR AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE

A SEISMIC SHIFT IN HELPING CUSTOMERS EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP

RECOVERING ENERGY, NUTRIENTS FROM ORGANIC SOLIDS VIA HYDROGEN REDUCTION: A GAME CHANGER FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT

Julian Briggs, Aurecon Caitlin Launt, Icon Water Jane Tyzack, Barwon Water Chris Hertle, GHD Wayne Diemar, Ampcontrol Anne-Maree Burke, Icon Water

11.50am - 11.55am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A48 6 46 315PROGRESS OF SA WATER INVOLVEMENT IN WATER MANAGEMENT AND SUPPLY IN THE APY LANDS

A HEALTHY COLIBAN CATCHMENT INTEGRATED CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

YARRA VALLEY WATER'S FAMILY VIOLENCE JOURNEY

SPOIL REUSE: CONTRIBUTING TO CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN CANBERRA

Damian Mortimer, SA Water Barry Floyd, Coliban Water Sameera Abdeen, Yarra Valley Water James Gibson, Icon Water

Rachael Siddall, SA Water Joel Edwards, Icon Water12.15pm - 12.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

132 194 159 160

SOLAR POWERED MEMBRANE CAPACITIVE DEIONIZATION (MCDI): IS IT AN ALTERNATIVE FOR REMOTE POTABLE WATER SUPPLY?

2 SOURCES, 2 TREATMENT PLANTS, 2 NETWORK CONNECTIONS: PRACTICAL RESILIENCE CRITERIA FOR CRITICAL WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

DEVELOPING AN AFFORDABILITY MEASURE FOR DOMESTIC WATER AND WASTE WATER SERVICES

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT – DEVELOPING A NOVEL FRAMEWORK FOR WASTE TO ENERGY BY-PRODUCT RE-USE IN AUSTRALIA

Clare Bales, University of New South Wales Matthew Ferguson, Sydney Water Livia Bonazzi, Western Water Emily Wisniewski, Jacobs

Kirsty Henry, Western Water Ian Donald, Yarra Valley Water

12.40pm - 12.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A392 312 224 174

COMPETENCY & CAPABILITY AUDIT & ASSESSMENT OF REMOTE WATER SUPPLY OPERATORS

TOWARDS A RECOGNISED FRAMEWORK FOR ADDRESSING URBAN WATER SYSTEM RESILIENCE AND MEGA DROUGHT

WORKING TOGETHER TO ENABLE A FASTER RESPONSE TO CUSTOMER CONCERNS

SHAFDAN WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY CENTER

Michelle O'Donnell, Power and Water Russell Beatty, HARC Julien Anese, Adelaide Services Alliance Dave Parry, Jacobs

Anne-Marie Cruickshank, Power and Water

Q&A1.00pm

Thirst Quencher Focus PresenterPodcasts

11.40am

12.00pm

11.00am – 11.05am

12.40pm

TUESDAY, 2 June 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 6 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 6 Podcasts)

11.30am – 11.50am

Acknowledgement to CountryWelcome

Keynote Speaker (Live Streamed with Q&A)Short Morning Tea Break

11.05am – 11.25am

ACHIEVING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY (Podcasts)

Stream 4

ACHIEVING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY

11.00am

11.20am

11.55am – 12.15pm

12.20pm – 12.40pm

12.45pm – 12.50pm

12:20pm

Program Concludes

DAY ONE

2.00pm – 2.05pm2.05pm – 2.15pm2.15pm – 2.45pm2.45pm – 3.00pm


Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

RURAL, REMOTE & REGIONAL WATER

ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE & THRIVING COMMUNITIES

Sub-Topic CONDITION ASSESSMENT TOOLS & LEARNINGS FOR A REMOTE & REGIONAL CONTEXT TOWARDS CARBON NEUTRALITY

85 342 266 62

PREVENTING CRITICAL WATER TRUNK FAILURES

MANAGED AQUIFER RECHARGE TO SUPPORT ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF VEGETATION IN THE KATARAPKO FLOODPLAIN

ORGANIC WASTE TO ENERGY - IS IT VIABLE IN 2020?

FOLLOW THE POLLUTION - REAL TIME DATA EXPOSING WATERWAY VANDALS

Michael Nicholas, SA Water Hayley Whitington, Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec Alister Green, GHD Heath Baker, Melbourne Water

Martin Rodger, Rock Solid GroupQ&A

450 8 213 291

ROBOTIC PIPE SCANNING: INTELLIGENT INTERNAL TOOLKIT FOR CRITICAL WATER MAINS

IT’S NOT ABOUT LOOKING OVER THE FENCE; IT’S MORE ABOUT LOOKING IN THE MIRROR

THE BEYOND ENERGY NEUTRALITY PROGRAM: HOW A WATER UTILITY SUCCESSFULLY ALIGNED WITH THE UN’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

THE EFFECT OF FLUSHING ON LEAD CONCENTRATIONS IN DRINKING WATER

Dammika Vitanage, Sydney Water Dr Nicole Davis, Mackay Regional Council Dr Julian Sandino, Jacobs Jack Budgen, Sydney Water

Prof Gaminie Dissanayake, University of Technology Sydney Anna Flack, Sydney Water

3.25pm - 3.30pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A355 263 454 227

INNOVATIVE PIPE WALL SCANNING

THE ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY SOLUTIONS FOR REGIONAL NEW SOUTH WALES (NSW)

SHRINKING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF A WATER BUSINESS

BEHAVIOR OF ILLICIT AND PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT

Anton Bardak, SMEC Samuel Miller, Balmoral Group Australia Lauren Randall, Hunter Water Luis Restrepo Vieira, Curtin University

Pak Lum Lee, SMEC Nathan Malcolm, GHD3.50pm - 3.55pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

157 168 417 186

A RARE INSIGHT INTO THE FUTURE OF BRISBANE'S WATER SUPPLY

TRANSFORMING A WASTEWATER PROBLEM INTO A NEW HIGH VALUE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT

CARBON MANAGEMENT IN WATER AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE

PFAS CASE STUDY – ACHIEVING CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS IN A COMPLEX REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT

Ben Tucker, Jacobs Warren Price, Western Water Hannah Edmond, Mott MacDonald Veronique Bonnelye, SUEZ

David Nicholas, Jacobs Chris Thurston, Watercare Nick Dempsey, Mott MacDonald,

4.15pm - 4.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A297 140 347 47

BENEFITS OF 3D LASER SCANNING AND MODELLING FOR REFURBISHMENT OF COMPLEX ASSETS

GROWING BUSINESS INVESTING IN RECYCLED WATER INFRASTRUCTURE FOR FOOD SECURITY

REMOVAL, RECOVERY AND REUSE OF AMMONIACAL NITROGEN FROM WASTEWATER FOR POWER GENERATION

INVESTIGATION INTO THE RISK OF LEAD LEACHING FROM A WATER METER

Ifty Rehman, SMEC Michael Edgecombe, SA Water Dr Robert Eden, Organics Group Dr Suzanne McDonald, GWMWater

Bryan Johnson, Organics Group4.40pm - 4.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

108 116 367 201

USING DRONE-ASSISTED PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR MONITORING LARGE MEMBRANE STRUCTURES

TRANSFORMING WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN REGIONAL AUSTRALIA WITH ROBUST TECHNOLOGY FOR MULTIPLE BENEFITS: A CRC FUNDED PROJECT

SCOPE 1 EMISSION CHALLENGE – AN INNOVATION APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING SOLUTIONS

UTILISING CHANGE MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH, ONE WATER MAIN REPAIR AT A TIME

Wingkong Chiu, Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Monash University

Dr Andrew Ward, Urban Utilities and The Advanced Water Management Centre / The University of Queensland

Michael Storey, Isle Utilities Lisa Andersons, MidCoast Council

Q&A5.00pm – 6.00pm

Thirst QuencherFocus PresenterPodcasts 0

4.45pm – 4.50pm

Happy Hour

3.30pm – 3.50pm

3.55pm – 4.15pm

4.20pm – 4.40pm

4.40pm

4.20pm

4.00pm

3.40pm

PUBLIC HEALTH

CONTAMINANTS OF CONCERN (Podcasts)

3.05pm – 3.25pm

3.00pm – 3.05pm 3.00pm

3.20pm

Stream 4

THURSDAY, 4 Jun 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 6 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 6 Podcast Presentations)


Keynote Speaker (Live Streamed with Q&A)Short Afternoon Tea Break

DAY TWO



Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT PUBLIC HEALTH INDUSTRY SAFETY & WELLBEING

Sub-TopicWASTEWATER NETWORK OPTIMISATION & NOVEL

TREATMENT PROCESSING

CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT & WATER QUALITY

PRACTICAL ACTIONS & WELLBEING

243 434 462 333

WASTEWATER FLOW BALANCING BY OPTIMISING PUMP BEHAVIOUR TO USE STORAGE IN NETWORK

EVENT-BASED MONITORING OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND GIARDIA IN PREPARATION TO MEET HEALTH-BASED TARGETS

SIMPLIFYING HIGH RISK MANAGEMENT STANDARDS FOR FRONTLINE WORKERS

A ROADMAP FOR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE TRANSFORMATION

Phillip Meng, Water Corporation Chris Owens, Sydney Water Clint Theil, Veolia Jane Tyzack, Barwon Water

Q&A79 5 306 234

UPFRONT INVESTMENT IN FLOW MONITORING DEFERS FORECAST CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

BALANCING RECREATIONAL ACCESS WITH DRINKING WATER PROTECTION: TOOLS TO QUANTIFY WATER QUALITY RISK

BEYOND THE CLUTTER: A NEW RISK-BASED ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

CITY WEST WATER: BUILDING AND MAINTAINING TRUST WITH OUR CUSTOMERS

Jane La Nauze, Stantec Dr Brooke Swaffer, SA Water Michelle Oberg, Downer Samantha Aitchison, City West Water

Matt Thomson, Downer11.25am - 11.30am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

129 54 143 149

IMPLEMENTING CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT TO OPTIMISE LOGAN'S WASTEWATER PUMP STATIONS

QUANTIFYING THE RISKS SWIMMERS POSE IN A LARGE DRINKING WATER STORAGE

MANAGING FATIGUE RISK AT SAWATER

RISE OF THE MACHINES - USING MACHINE LEARNING TO QUICKLY AND EASILY EXTRACT ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS FROM CUSTOMER FEEDBACK SURVEYS

Michael Silke, WSP Kathy Cinque, Melbourne Water John Carr, SA Water Dr Tessica Dall, Unitywater Judy Stone, SA Water

11.50am - 11.55am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A478 44 181 262

MABR FOR FINAL EFFLUENT POLISHING OF REFINERY WASTEWATER

PLANNING FOR OPTIMISED INVESTMENT IN SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND'S DRINKING WATER SUPPLY CATCHMENTS

ENABLING WELLBEING: TESTING A ‘SAFETY DIFFERENTLY’ BASED EMPLOYEE WELLBEING INITIATIVE

USING SOCIAL AND TRADITIONAL MEDIA TO INFLUENCE CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR AND AWARENESS

Nadine Oschmann, SUEZ Greg Greene, Seqwater Martin Smith, John Holland Clare Hesketh, SA Water

12.15pm - 12.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A479 372 236 279WTP SHORTCUT NITROGEN REMOVAL DEMONSTRATION PLANT: KEY FINDINGS FOR ACHIEVING LOW CARBON NITROGEN REMOVAL

THE VIEW FROM UP THERE - MONITORING A SEVERE ALGAL BLOOM FROM SPACE

MAXIMISING EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AND WELLBEING THROUGH AN EMPLOYEE LIFECYCLE APPROACH

DEVELOPING AN AUSTRALIAN STANDARD FOR FLUSHABILITY

James McLeod, Melbourne Water Dr Abigail Morrow, Hunter Water Mark Babic, Sydney Water Chantal Keane, Urban Utilities

Aprilia Vellacott, Jacobs

Craig Evans, The University of Newcastle Charyssa Lawrence, University of Newcastle, The University of Newcastle

James Wallace, Sydney Water Lucas Finch, Sydney Water, Sydney Water

12.40pm - 12.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A358 87 199MODELLING SIMULTANEOUS NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION WITH PLUG-FLOW SAMPLING AT LUGGAGE-POINT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

FIRE AND FILTRATION - ADDRESSING HEALTH BASED TARGETS AND BUSHFIRE RISKS TO MELBOURNE'S WATER SUPPLY CATCHMENTS

ENGAGING CUSTOMERS TO INNOVATE; BECOMING WATER WIZARDS

Paul McPhee, Urban Utilities Denise Fontana, Melbourne Water Nathaniel Jenkins, Sydney Water

Greig Priestley, Sydney WaterQ&A

1.00pm

Thirst QuencherFocus PresenterPodcasts

12.20pm – 12.40pm

11.40am

12.00pm

12:20pm

12.40pm

Program Concludes

Stream 4

TUESDAY, 9 Jun 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 5 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 6 Podcast Presentations)



ENGAGING & WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS

TRANSFORMING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & ENGAGEMENT (Podcasts)

11.05am – 11.25am

11.00am – 11.05am 11.00am

11.20am

12.45pm – 12.50pm

11.30am – 11.50am

11.55am – 12.15pm

DAY THREE


Stream # Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Stream 4

Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT PUBLIC HEALTH ENGAGING & WORKING WITH

CUSTOMERSEXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS

AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

Sub-Topic ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT

WATER QUALITY RISK MANAGEMENT

UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMER VALUE & WILLINGNESS TO PAY ODOUR & CORROSION CONTROL

226 442 327 275ENHANCING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS USING NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING AND STATISTICS

A REVOLUTIONARY ‘WATER QUALITY RISK FRAMEWORK’ – ALIGNING FOUR ORGANISATIONS’ RISK MATRICES AND PUBLIC HEALTH RISKS

MY CUSTOMER FOCUS KEEPING OUR PEOPLE SAFE WHILST WORKING ALONE

Dr Ben van den Akker, SA Water ASM Mohiuddin, Sydney Water Jeremy Lucas, Allwater James Ryan, Allwater

Coralie Gabus, Sydney Water , Q&A

449 294 83 272 430

IMPROVING THE PRODUCT QUALITY AND COST OF BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT THROUGH A PROGRAM UPGRADE APPROACH

A STATEWIDE REDUCTION IN WATER QUALITY RISK - TWO YEARS ON

EVER FELT MISUNDERSTOOD? OUR BRAND HAS - SO WE FIXED IT

INTEGRATION OF IRON SALTS USE FOR MULTIPLE BENEFITS ACROSS THE URBAN WATER SYSTEM

TRANSFORMING HSEQR MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING

Angus Wilkie, Aurecon Stephen Westgate, TasWater Paige-Elise Galloway, South East Water

Prof Zhiguo Yuan, Advanced Water Management Centre (UQ) Terry Mulvaney, City West Water

Brett Pritchard, TasWater

3.25pm - 3.30pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A162 247 364 152 113UNDERSTANDING SOLIDS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY DISTRIBUTION FOR IMPROVED SLUDGE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN ANAEROBIC LAGOONS

DYNAMIC CATCHMENT RISK ASSESSMENT – INNOVATIVE TOOLS FOR WATER SECURITY DECISION-MAKING

WILLINGNESS TO PAY, BUT FOR WHAT? STRATEGY, ENGAGEMENT AND TRIANGULATION

ODOUR BASELINE INVESTIGATION AND CHEMICAL DOSING TRIALS AT LUGGAGE POINT WWTP

MANAGEMENT OF AC PIPES - NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE

Peter Wardrop, The Advanced Water Management Centre, The University of Queensland

Chris Shanks, Tonkin and Taylor Eamon Sullivan, Evergreen Lab Niall Carey, SLR Consulting James Goode, Water Services Association of Australia

0 Steve Nash, GVW3.50pm - 3.55pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

271 325 92 218 256AMMONIA TOXICITY AND DIGESTER CAPACITY INVESTIGATION OF THERMALLY HYDROLYSED SLUDGE IN ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS

HUNTER WATER’S OPERATIONAL RESPONSE TO LARGEST CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOM IN GRAHAMSTOWN DAM ON RECORD

WHAT MATTERS TO OUR CUSTOMERS BUILT OUR PLAN

WASTEWATER ODOUR CONTROL IN AUSTRALIA – THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE ORDINARY

ROBOTIC TANK CLEANING - SEPARATING THE FACT FROM THE FICTION

Amin Malekizadeh, Urban Utilities Vikas Shah, Hunter Water Matthew Bonnett, SA Water Mitch Laginestra, GHD Antony Old, Watertight Robotics

Lee Waters, SA Water

4.15pm - 4.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A455 318 28 359 305

REALISING THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY FROM BIOSOLIDS

USING OPERATIONAL DATA TO CONTINUOUSLY ASSESS PLANT PERFORMANCE AGAINST HEALTH BASED TARGET CRITERIA

VALUING MELBOURNE’S ENVIRONMENTAL WATER ENTITLEMENTS

DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNOLOGY POOL FOR SEWER NETWORK ODOUR MANAGEMENT

"LIVE WELL" - A NEW WAY FORWARD FOR WORKPLACE SAFETY

Lauren Randall, Hunter Water Elizabeth Quarrell, SA Water Cheryl Edwards, Melbourne Water Dr Teresa Qiu, SA Water Michael Nolan, Icon Water

James Livingston, SA Water Dr Bethany Cooper, University of South Australia Ben Wood, Icon Water

4.40pm - 4.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A298SUPPORTING DRINKING WATER SAFETY IN REGIONAL NEW SOUTH WALES Sandy Leask, NSW Health

5.00pm – 6.00pm


4.45pm – 4.50pm

Happy Hour

3.30pm – 3.50pm

3.55pm – 4.15pm

4.20pm – 4.40pm

3.40pm

4.00pm

4.20pm

INDUSTRY SAFETY & WELLBEING

INDUSTRY SAFETY & WELLBEING (Podcasts)

3.05pm – 3.25pm

3.00pm – 3.05pm 3.00pm

3.20pm

Stream 5

THURSDAY, 11 Jun 2020(16 Focus Presentations, 5 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 5 Podcasts)



DAY FOUR



Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT ACHIEVING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS

AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

Sub-Topic DIGITAL METERING & SMART TECHNOLOGY NUTRIENT & RESOURCE RECOVERY DATA & SMART WATER

MANAGEMENT321 178 376 357

PROACTIVE MITIGATION OF NETWORK PRESSURE EVENTS AND CUSTOMER INTERRUPTIONS USING DEPLOYABLE SMART TECHNOLOGY

A FLUIDISED-BED ALGAL REACTOR FOR NUTRIENT REMOVAL AND RESOURCE RECOVERY

ADOPTION OF DIGITAL TWINS – ALIGNING OPERATIONAL MODELS AND ANALYTICS

CLIMATE RISKS TO WATER SECURITY IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC: FRAMING ACTIONS BEYOND MEASUREMENT AND WISHFUL THINKING

Dan Ford, Allwater Matthew Kube, RMIT University Patrick Bonk, Innovyze Hemant Ojha, Institute for Studies and Development Worldwide (IFSD)

Q&A24 191 270 290

DIGITAL METERS: EXPERTS BACK THE BENEFITS

RETHINKING WASTEWATER TREATMENT FOR A CIRCULAR ECONOMY – A PARADIGM SHIFT CAUSED BY SCOPE 1 EMISSIONS

SA WATER'S SMART NETWORKS AND TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT

DROUGHT ADAPTABILITY OF LARGE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER USERS – KEY LEARNINGS

Ian Monks, Griffith University Peter Hillis, pH2O Consulting Nicole Arbon, SA Water Adam Jones, BMT

11.25am - 11.30am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A127 221 472 385

PRICING FOR DIGITAL WATER METERING

NUTRIENT RECOVERY AND WATER TREATMENT USING FRESHWATER MACROALGAE

ITERATIVE RISK PROFILING OF CRITICAL WASTEWATER ASSETS

WILL LOCAL IDEAS AND COLLABORATION SECURE THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT COORONG?

Mark Fitzgibbon, KPMG Dr Rocky de Nys, Pacific Biotechnologies Milroy Jayaveerasingam, Sydney Water

Mark de Jong, Department for Environment and Water

Ben Dunn, Aurecon11.50am - 11.55am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

281 41 13 134MAKING THE CASE FOR CUSTOMERS: BUILDING A CUSTOMER LED BUSINESS CASE FOR SMART METERING

HARVESTING STRUVITE FROM DIGESTER CENTRATE: BEENYUP PILOT PLANT

DOES YOUR NETWORK OPERATE AS WELL AS YOU THINK?

INTEGRATED URBAN FLOOD MANAGEMENT - A GUIDE TO CHOOSING, FINANCING AND FUNDING THE OPTIONS

Corrina Mercure, SA Water Irina Mouilleron, SUEZ Carmel Cumming, Coliban Water Ben Furmage, CRC for Water Sensitive Cities

Alisa King, SA Water12.15pm - 12.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

476 451 276 292EMBRACING IOT & SMART METERING FOR A WATER RESILIENT BARCELONA – OUR EXPERIENCE DEPLOYING A MILLION METERS

ASSESSING THE PROCESS OPPORTUNITIES AND IMPACTS FROM ANAEROBIC CO-DIGESTION AT URBAN UTILITIES

AGILE THINKING IN 24/7 OPERATIONS

FISHERMANS BEND WATER SENSITIVE DRAINAGE AND FLOOD STRATEGY

Sean Cohen, SUEZ Lavanya Susarla, Urban Utilities Elsie Mann, Stantec Philip Joyce, GHD

, Alexander Iannella, SA Water Christine Rootsey, SA Water, SA Water

12.40pm - 12.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A33 96 402 100

H2OME - RESIDENTIAL WATER END-USE CLASSIFICATION IN LOW RESOLUTION METER READINGS

THE COLAC WEB - WASTE TO PROSPERITY

NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK, FINDING THE BURST THAT FLOODS

UNDERSTANDING THREAT PERCEPTION TO INFORM ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION: A PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

Natasha Ogonowski, Water Corporation Matthew Stewart, Barwon Water Ian Hiles, Hunter Water Madelyn Pardon, James Cook

University Nicolas Small, Optika Solutions

Q&A1.00pm


12.20pm – 12.40pm

11.40am

12.00pm

12:20pm

12.40pm

Program Concludes

Stream 4

TUESDAY, 16 Jun 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 6 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 6 Podcast Presentations)



RESILIENCE & WATER SECURITY

INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT & CLIMATE (Podcasts)

11.05am – 11.25am

11.00am – 11.05am 11.00am

11.20am

12.45pm – 12.50pm

11.30am – 11.50am

11.55am – 12.15pm

DAY FIVE


Stream # Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Stream 4

Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS RESILIENCE & WATER SECURITY EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND

ASSET MANAGEMENT

Sub-Topic MACHINE LEARNING, DATA ANALYTICS & AI COLLABORATION & PARTNERING DROUGHT RESILIENCE PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DESIGN

& PLANNING405 42 458 280

EMBEDDING AUGMENTED INTELLIGENCE INTO THE DNA OF WATER OPERATIONS

COLLABORATING ON A REGIONAL VISION FOR WATER SECURITY IN SEQ: THE WATER SECURITY PARTNER PANEL

DROUGHT AND GROWTH PLANNING IN WESTERN AND SOUTH WESTERN SYDNEY

SELF SERVICE WEBPORTAL PORTAL FOR PRESSURE AND FIRE FLOW FOR THE LAND AND BUILDING DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY

Kalan Braun, TRILITY Dr Amanda Binks, Seqwater Stephen Keane, Sydney Water Alana Duncker, Stantec Saanika Rana, Aurecon

30 200 20 110WELLINGTON WATER’S APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

COLLABORATION IS THE KEY LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE CAPE TOWN DROUGHT CRISIS

AN ADAPTABLE UTILITY RESPONSE TO EFFECTIVELY FACILITATE MAJOR GOVERNTMENT PROJECTS

Andrew Faulkner, WCS Engineering Kellie Lister, Mackay Regional Council Kevin Werksman, Aurecon Guilliano Andy, City West Water

Dr James Cullis, Aurecon South Africa

3.25pm - 3.30pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A273 309 66 406

CREATION OF A MACHINE LEARNING SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT IN SA WATER

INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION: IMPROVING URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT FOR A REEF COUNCIL

DROUGHT RESPONSE OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR MELBOURNE

BEYOND 3D – AN INTEGRATED SOLUTION FOR DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF TUAS WATER RECLAMATION PLANT

Dr Mark Stephens, SA Water Dr Lynne Powell, Cairns Regional Council Sarah Eggleton, Melbourne Water Shu Yi Chow, Jacobs Engineering

Singapore

3.50pm - 3.55pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A301 158 426 193

MACHINE LEARNING CCTV FOOTAGE AND IMPACT TO THE BROADER INDUSTRY

COLLABORATION DELIVERING INNOVATION: THE NORTHERN ADELAIDE PLAINS INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

TAPPING THE URBAN CATCHMENT - 9 YEARS ON. ENABLING URBAN EXPANSION WITHOUT REQUIRING EXTRA WATER

INTEGRATING COMMUNITY VALUES AND PREFERENCES IN LONG TERM WATER PLANNING

Kiran Gokal, WSP Gerry Davies, Department of Primary Industries and Regions South Australia Jackie Bowe, Wannon Water Steve McAleer, Hunter Water

Matthew Gallagher Khoa Nguyen, WSP

4.15pm - 4.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A380 97 80 368

USE OF ADVANCED REAL TIME ANALYTICS TO OPTIMISE THE AERATION ENERGY USAGE AT CUXHAVEN WWTP

WESTERN PARKLAND CITY – THE VALUE OF INTEGRATED BLUE-GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

INCENTIVISING WATER CONSERVATION DURING AND BEYOND DROUGHT

WATER CONFLICTS AND THE CHALLENGE OF PLANNING: STORIES OF TWO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FROM THE NEPAL HIMALAYAS

Roberto Mascarenhas, Xylem Amanda Jones, NSW Department of Industry and Environment

Dr Rachel Watson, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

Kaustuv Raj Neupane, Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies

Alexus van der Weyden, Frontier Economics

4.40pm - 4.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A241 446 474

SEASONALITY DETECTION IN TIME-SERIES DATA

BROADENING WASTEWATER PLANNING SOLUTIONS TO ALIGN WITH THE ASPIRATIONS OF THE COMMUNITY

IMPACTS ON OPEN SPACE WATER DEMAND FROM A CHANGING CLIMATE

Phillip Meng, Water Corporation Frances Rutledge, Hunter Water Paul Lamble, Peak Water Consulting

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5.00pm – 6.00pm


4.45pm – 4.50pm

Happy Hour

3.30pm – 3.50pm

3.55pm – 4.15pm

4.20pm – 4.40pm

3.05pm – 3.25pm

THURSDAY, 18 Jun 2020(16 Focus Presentations, 7 Thirst Quencher Presentations)



3.00pm – 3.05pm

DAY SIX



Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT DIVERSITY, INCLUSION & EQUITY RESILIENCE & WATER SECURITY

Sub-Topic WASTEWATER LAGOONS IMPLEMENTING DIVERSITY & INCLUSION A WATER SECURE FUTURE

394 296 183 219SYDNEY WATER GUIDELINES FOR ROBUST AND EFFICIENT PLANNING OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT ASSETS

HARNESSING THE D&I ADVANTAGE AT SYDNEY WATER

DEVELOPING ASSUMPTIONS FOR LONG TERM DEMAND FORECASTING

LESSONS LEARNT FROM A DECADE OF WASTEWATER REUSE THROUGH MANAGED AQUIFER RECHARGE

William Wu, Sydney Water Rosalind Reidy, Sydney Water Marcia Dawson, Sydney Water Meena Yadav, Allwater Alex Robertson, Sydney Water

Q&A175 396 98

ONE LAGOON TOO MANY... A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO OPTIMISE 30 LAGOON SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS

IMPLEMENTING HUNTER WATER'S DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION STRATEGY

THE FUTURE OF WATER SECURE CITIES: LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE MILLENIUM DROUGHT

EVALUATING SMART STORMWATER STORAGE SYSTEM FLOODING, REUSE AND WATER QUALITY BENEFITS

Laura De Rango, GHD Lisa Warren, Hunter Water Rachel Barratt, Aither Dr Michael Di Matteo, Water Technology

Bardia Solati, TasWater11.25am - 11.30am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

145 228 453 268

AVERTING A PROBLEMATIC INSTALLATION: CFD MODELLING OF WASTE STABILISATION POND MIXING ALTERNATIVES

PROUDLY DIVERSE: UNITING THE VICTORIAN WATER INDUSTRY TO IMPROVE LGBTIQ+ INCLUSION THROUGH ‘PRIDE IN WATER’

LESSONS LEARNED FROM AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE IN THIRD PIPE WATER RECYCLING

MANAGING NUTRIENT EMISSIONS: LINKING ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Eric Lemont, AECOM Brendan Moore, Yarra Valley Water Dr Daniel Livingston, Hunter Water Jamie Barnes, Urban Utilities

Jonathan Hill, AECOM Jacquie Moon, Yarra Valley Water11.50am - 11.55am Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

238 209 23 94

THE ROLE MICROORGANISMS PLAY IN THE EFFICIENCY OF WASTE STABILISATION LAGOONS

WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT THROUGH WATER AND SANITATION ENTERPRISES IN CAMBODIA AND INDONESIA

CATCHMENT-SCALE RAINWATER HARNESSING: BENGALURU'S ROAD MAP TO ACHIEVE A WATER-SECURE FUTURE

CEDAR GROVE ENVIRONMENTAL CENTRE: ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S MOST SUSTAINABLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS

Holly Stolberg, The Advanced Water Management Centre and Urban Utilities

Melita Grant, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

Gaurav Bhatt, Jacobs Engineering India

Mark Vaughan, Logan City Council

Dr Vivekanand Honnungar, Jacobs Engineering India

12.15pm - 12.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A118 423 440 420HIGH RATE ALGAL POND (HRAP) DESIGN GUIDELINES AND THE FIRST INSTALLATION AT PETERBOROUGH

A HUMAN APPROACH TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION - THE BARWON WATER STORY

QUANTIFYING RISK FOR STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT TO IDENTIFY RESILIENT OPTIONS

THE POOSWITCHEROO – A RETROFITTABLE VALVE HELPING END OPEN DEFECATION IN INDIA

Michelle Wittholz, Local Government Association of South Australia Jo Murdoch, Barwon Water Peter Carroll, GHD Christopher Raynor, Sydney

Water

Igor Posenjak, Melbourne Water Pramod Janardhanan Ronica Koey, Sydney Water

12.40pm - 12.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A399 203 240AN INTERMITTENTLY MIXED HIGH RATE ALGAL POND FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN RURAL SOUTH AUSTRALIA

WATERGUIDE - A FRAMEWORK FOR IMPROVING WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE JORDAN VALLEY

LOVE WATER CHANGING BEHAVIOUR AT SCALE

Dr Ngai Ning Cheng, Flinders University Amy Syvrud, Aither Jane Blakeney, Hunter Water

Q&A1.00pm


12.20pm – 12.40pm

11.40am

12.00pm

12:20pm

12.40pm

Program Concludes

Stream 4

TUESDAY, 23 Jun 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 5 Thirst Quencher Presentations & 6 Podcast Presentations)



ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE & THRIVING COMMUNITIES

DELIVERING ENVIRONMENTAL & COMMUNITY BENEFIT (Podcasts)

11.05am – 11.25am

11.00am – 11.05am 11.00am

11.20am

12.45pm – 12.50pm

11.30am – 11.50am

11.55am – 12.15pm

DAY SEVEN



Sub-Theme EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT DIVERSITY, INCLUSION & EQUITY SUSTAINABLE & THRIVING

COMMUNITIES

Sub-Topic WATER TREATMENT & SUPPLY NETWORK MODELLING INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT GREEN & LIVEABLE

COMMUNITIES239 198 445 360

USING CHANGES TO FLUORIDE DOSING TO VALIDATE NETWORK HYDRAULIC MODELS

TALKING KORIMULLIKO: RESEARCHING INDIGENOUS WATER VALUES IN THE HUNTER

MAKING A CASE FOR WATER IN SUPPORTING COOL AND THRIVING COMMUNITIES

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO BALANCING RISK AND COST - UNITYWATER SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS ASSESSMENT

Uwe Kaeding, Allwater JV Steve McAleer, Hunter Water Lorena Ikic, CRC for Water Sensitive Cities, University of Queensland Zoubir Ait Mansour, Unitywater

Q&A119 260 265 177

WATER AGE MODELLING - A PATHWAY TO REALISTIC CHLORINE MODELLING

SAFE WATER ACCESS ON REMOTE INDIGENOUS HOMELANDS: APPLYING A SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK

HOW TO COOL A CITY – JUST ADD WATER

CAPITAL INVESTMENT DECISION MAKING APPROACHES AND TOOLS

Asoka Jayaratne, Yarra Valley WaterDr Paul Satur, Monash Water Senstive Cities, Monash Sustainable Development Institute

Greg Ingleton, SA Water Tammy Falconer, KPMG

Chris Saliba, Yarra Valley Water Alex Tarulli, GHD,

3.25pm - 3.30pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A412 229 473 278

DEMAND FORECASTING AND ITS APPLICATION IN NETWORK LEAKAGE DETECTION

INDIGENOUS CONSIDERATIONS FOR WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT AND THE IMPORTANCE OF COLLABORATION – A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

CREATING SUSTAINABLE OPEN SPACES – USING COMPOST TO DELIVER LIVEABILITY, SUSTAINABILITY, RECREATION AND ECONOMIC OUTCOMES

CANBERRA’S 50 YEAR SEWERAGE STRATEGY: AN ADAPTIVE PATHWAYS APPROACH

James Ireland, TRILITY Kate Simmonds, Jacobs Paul Lamble, Peak Water Consulting Ryan Brotchie, GHD

Karey Wills, Icon Water3.50pm - 3.55pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

216 461 407 144

OPTIMISING COAGULANT DOSE RATES USING SPECTROSCOPY AND MACHINE LEARNING

VEOLIA’S CONTINUING JOURNEY OF RECONCILIATION - SUCCESSES AND LEARNINGS

RECYCLED WATER FOR A GREENER PARKES

MAINTENANCE STRATEGY OPTIMISATION A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE COLIBAN WATER'S MAINTENANCE REGIME

Dr Brendan Gladman, Jacobs Hannah Franklin, Veolia Julian Fyfe, Parkes Shire Council Elizabeth Christian, Lendlease

Nathan Landon, Veolia Daniel Watson, Coliban Water

4.15pm - 4.20pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A192 68 381 71

MEMBRANE GRAVITY FILTRATION – A LOW TOTEX RETROFIT OPTION TO ACHIEVE HBT GUIDELINES

ACHIEVING RECONCILIATION THROUGH WATER WISDOM

WATER AND LIVEABILITY - BEYOND THE OBVIOUS

BIM FOR WATER: CASE OF SEQWATER SEEKING TO STRATEGICALLY NAVIGATE A SENSIBLE TRANSITION PATHWAY

Yulia Shutova, AECOM Rachael Siddall, SA Water

Beata Sochacka, Advanced Water Management Centre, University of Queensland/ CRC for Water Sensitive Cities

Dr Katrin Sturm, Seqwater

Ben Fitzgerald, SA Water4.40pm - 4.45pm Q&A Q&A Q&A Q&A

52 467 51 58GOOD VIBRATIONS AT POONA DAM: CYANOBACTERIA AND ASSOCIATED TASTE AND ODOUR METABOLITE CONTROL USING ULTRASOUND

KATHERINE ‘CLOUD TO CUP’- CREATING A GENERATIONAL CHANGE IN REGIONAL COMMUNITY ATTITUDES

MOVING TOWARDS A ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT DAIRY PLANT

DRONES AND DIGITAL TOOLS – TAKING BROWNFIELD UPGRADE PLANNING TO A NEW LEVEL

Renee Hague, Catchment Water Quality Coordinator - Central Joel Spry, Power and Water Corporation Richard Greenwood, Jacobs Stephen Chapman, WSP

Q&A5.00pm – 6.00pm


4.45pm – 4.50pm

Happy Hour

3.30pm – 3.50pm

3.55pm – 4.15pm

4.20pm – 4.40pm

3.40pm

4.00pm

4.40pm

4.20pm

EXCELLENCE IN OPERATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

ASSET INVESTMENT, PLANNING & PRIORITISATION (Podcasts)

3.05pm – 3.25pm

3.00pm3.00pm – 3.05pm

3.20pm

Stream 4

THURSDAY, 25 Jun 2020(12 Focus Presentations, 6 Thirst Quencher Presentations, 6 Podcast Presentations)

Acknowledgement to CountryClosing Address


DAY EIGHT

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