Projects

This PhD project aims to improve current water distribution operations. By designing a generic framework to optimise pumping operations, the goal is to help operators better manage water demands and reduce energy expenses.

This project aims to improve information systems and processes that underpin decisions around water deliveries to reduce uncertainties faced by water system operators, and to enable multiple environmental, social, cultural and productive benefits.

This pioneering initiative aims to implement water banking – a strategic method involving managed aquifer recharge to store water underground during times of surplus and extract it during deficits.

This project will identify causes of water infrastructure failure and create tools to predict and diagnose these issues, improving reliability, reducing costs, and enhancing water balance data in the Murray–Darling Basin.