Congratulations Sharon Davis on her promotion to Professor. Sharon has made a fantastic contribution to the water group at UoM, and to the water industry more broadly.
Andrew John PhD completion - "Stress testing" ecological outcomes in a regulated river. Results show the difference in information when using mechanistic models versus a traditional compliance or shortfall approach. https://t.co/7NZCTJISX2
Andrew John on comparing variability and climate change in environmental flow outcomes - a stress score approach that uses distributions https://t.co/vwokpoJ7oA @rorynatkin@HorneAvril
Andrew John outlines method for daily disaggregation of a monthly model that performs as well as a daily rainfall runoff model. Big implications for options to make use of monthly data and WRM to examine ecological outcomes. https://t.co/i3jKD9Hpe5
Andrew John discusses the need to use comparable complexity in ecology and hydrology in environmental flow assessments under climate change https://t.co/VgNCgcV4oz
Andrew John delivering his completion seminar and an overview of 4 years of work advancing methods to assess risks to environmental outcomes from climate change. #Uom_water
Join us online Nov 24 to discuss "The Victorian Food & Ag Tech sector: What do universities have to offer?" @UoM_water@mric_CEO @engunimelb @FVASunimelb
https://t.co/qiQuEpYLi8
‘Understanding and modelling catchments during and after drought’ - upcoming seminar by Murray Peel hosted by Eng Australia. @UoM_Water @engunimelb https://t.co/TObUb8zv3d
Johan Visser's second PhD paper on precipitation-temperature scaling: we (finally!) get scaling that is consistently positive!
Video as always:
https://t.co/080r2c1jbq
New article out looking at the decision making role of irrigation authorities. Well done Lubna. @LubnaMeempatta @MikeJ_Stew@angus_webb@HorneAvril https://t.co/QTslG45F77
Congratulations to Dr Margarita Saft on being awarded a University of Melbourne Early Career Researcher Grant to under take a project "Understanding vulnerable streams with novel low-cost sensor networks" @MargaritaSaft#UoM_water
Our latest publication in @NatureComms reveals with hyperspectral images the existence of divergent pathogen- and host-specific spectral pathways for #Xylella. Uncoupling the biotic vs water-stress spectral dynamics leads to 92% accuracy across species.
https://t.co/nGDZGjSNTq
We linked the occurrence of higher temperatures to higher economic losses for storm related catastrophes.
Paper: https://t.co/cmlHhpeSdV
TL;DR? Very short video (I promise): https://t.co/L4iVg21R4w via @YouTube
📣 New Paper! W/Varsha Sivagurunathan and @stukhan on NSW Politicians' views of recycled water. Very political issue, and politicians generally believe that it is very unlikely to get up, in direct contrast to water experts. #water#AcademicTwitter#auspol https://t.co/Hdvs7K6UJ6