Projects

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.

Climate change is projected to decrease river flows by 20% in the Murray–Darling Basin; however, there is uncertainty in how this will unfold. The project will assess potential changes in water supply and demand, helping water users to make informed decisions.

This project is exploring uses for organic waste streams, such as rice straw and timber industry by-products, aiming to create a sustainable and innovative regional ecosystem. This effort brings together local industry, government agencies, producer groups, community members, researchers, and technical experts in a unified partnership.

This project focuses on evaluating and developing demand forecasting algorithms to enhance water ordering operations in irrigation districts, using the Murrumbidgee as a case study.