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Water

This section provides examples of water research currently being undertaken by the Network partners in SA.

  • Water

    Quantifying climate and pumping contributions to aquifer depletion using a highly parameterised groundwater model: Uley South Basin (South Australia)

    Pumping has significantly more effect on the aquifer in the Uley South Basin than climate, according to a highly parametrised, spatially distributed groundwater model.

    16 July, 2015
    0 317
  • 1 448
    Water

    Returning environmental flows to the South Para, Torrens and Onkaparinga Rivers


    Monitoring a three year trial to return environmental flows to the South Para, Torrens and Onkaparinga Rivers.

    25 June, 2015
  • Water

    Cox Creek – An example of successful nutrient mitigation in a drinking water supply catchment

    Addressing nutrient export from the Cox Creek catchment, to ultimately reduce the risk of cyanobacteria growth in Happy Valley Reservoir

    25 June, 2015
    0 381
  • 0 460
    Water

    Water treatment for fit for purpose use

    Water treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all.

    25 June, 2015
  • 0 456
    Water

    Towards an optimal water resources mix for Metropolitan Adelaide

    Planning for future water demand involves consideration of many factors. A framework is being developed to identify efficient solutions.

    25 June, 2015
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