It was a proud and joyful moment today to celebrate the graduation of three of my PhD students - Jason, Yiliang, and Niels. It marks not just the completion of years of hard work, dedication, and resilience, but also the beginning of exciting new chapters.
@LaurynBahen I received a $254 speeding ticket today for driving 54 km/hr on a 50 Road. Good on you Victorian Government - you are very good at squeezing working families while letting real criminals get away!!!!
A game-changing piece of work in fast flood inundation simulation.
Fraehr, N., Wang, Q.J., Wu, W. and Nathan, R. 2023b. Supercharging hydrodynamic inundation models for instant flood insight. Nature Water, 10.1038/s44221-023-00132-2.
https://t.co/ZlGfbViTbw
Congratulations to @Jiayu Yao for publishing the first paper from her PhD. Water distribution system design integrating behind-the-meter solar un... https://t.co/ZgnDPIN8iq
Beyond engineering: A review of reservoir management through the lens of wickedness, competing objectives and uncertainty. This work is a team effort for over two years-Holger Maier, Graeme Dandy, Leila Eamen, Saman Razavi and George Kuczera
https://t.co/ntQfrsus13
The Proceedings of the 2nd @IFAC_Control workshop on Control Methods for Water Resource Systems recently organized in Milan by @eiPolimi are out here: https://t.co/hR9a8sZiA1. Thanks to all participants for 2 days of great discussions
Congratulations to Pengcheng for the publication of the his second journal paper . He also received a student award for his presentation at the #MODSIM2021.
Extending a joint probability modelling approach for post-processing e... https://t.co/M5ntYDg4hX
If 7.5 m is "the Impact that's going to happen more readily" based on which EIS is done, then why not raising the dam wall by 7.5 m?
Warragamba Dam's EIS shows New South Wales government's efforts to avoid compensation https://t.co/73lCBJcuXY via @ABCaustralia