Queensland Water Modelling Network

The QWMN is improving the state’s capacity to model its surface and groundwater resources and their quality, by providing the tools, information and collaborative platforms to support best-practice use of water models, and the uptake of their results by policy makers and natural resource managers.

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How are water models used?

Water modelling is a diverse area of activity that involves developing mathematical and logic-based representations of real world relationships between different variables.

Water models are developed and used in Queensland to inform decision making across a range of water policy, planning and management issues, including, but not limited to, water resource planning, groundwater impact assessment, flood risk management and Great Barrier Reef water quality improvement.

 

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Co-designing with the cultural values of water for First Nations peoples

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Connections “along the pipeline” with water utility decision maker, Mal Shepherd

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Connections “along the pipeline” with water policy decision maker, Steph Hogan

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Latest resources

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QWMN Forum 2020 presentations

Summary of the outputs from the QWMN Forum 2020.

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Report

Skills and Knowledge Audit Response Report

Final response report to the Skills and Knowledge Audit.

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Report

Critical review of climate change and water modelling in Queensland

Final report of the Critical Review of Climate Change and Water Modelling in Queensland.

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