Wednesday 3rd Jul 2013 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Karstens Conference Rooms
123 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
Registrations are now closed
Overview
This one day training course, developed in partnership with the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities, will introduce you with the concepts required to design an effective stormwater harvesting project. The session will feature insights into stormwater harvesting guidelines, demand, storage and supply patterns, as well as costs associated with stormwater harvesting systems. Emphasis will be placed on the issue of scale (lot, street and precinct/regional) in the design of stormwater harvesting solutions.
The course will include practical design exercises to develop the conceptual design of a stormwater harvesting system for a (i) greenfield and (ii) retrofit situation.
This stormwater harvesting training course builds on Clearwater’s Stormwater Harvest and Reuse course by providing the latest research as recommended by the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities.
By the end of this session you will:
Audience:
Ideal for environmental planners, designers and engineers from government or commercial organisations, this one day course provides guidance on the conceptual design of an effective stormwater harvesting project.
Pre-requisites:
Due to the technical content of this workshop, participants should have a sound understanding of WSUD principles and different types of stormwater treatment technologies. This prior knowledge can be gained through the attendance of Clearwater’s new WSUD:Stormwater management principles and practices course, scheduled to be run in October 2013.
Workshop presenters:
Jonathon McLean
Dr Dale Browne
Inclusions:
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
RSVP:
28 June 2013
Enquiries:
info@clearwatervic.com.au
03 9679 7711