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News StoryStormwater WA invites you to join this unique project spotlight and industry networking event. Date: Wednesday 11 September 2024 The water community gathered at Hydropolis 2024 for the announcement of the Stormwater WA 2024 Awards for Excellence on Wednesday 22 May 2024. These awards encourage and celebrate excellence in the innovation, development, completion and management of stormwater projects in WA and the people involved.
Join us as we showcase some of these award winning projects and the exemplary efforts from councils and organisations that will represent Western Australia at the 2024 Stormwater Industry Association National Awards; Category: Excellence in Asset Management Category Winner: City of Gosnells, Smart Drainage Initiative
Presenter: Greg Duggan, Coordinator Engineering Maintenance, City of Gosnells
Category Commendation: City of Perth, Adelaide Terrace Subsoil Drainage
Presenter: Dr Sarik Salim, Principal Engineer - Civil, Infrastructure & Operations Alliance, City of Perth
2024 Stormwater WA Awards for Excellence
Congratulations to all of the winners and commended entries! Excellence in Strategic or Master Planning
2024 Stormwater WA Awards for Excellence The 2024 Stormwater Western Australia Awards for Excellence encourage and celebrate excellence in the innovation, development, completion and management of stormwater projects and the people involved. Award Categories for 2024; 1. Excellence in Strategic or Master Planning Important Dates; Head over to our Excellence Awards page for all of the information you need to enter your project!
With sincere thanks to our sponsors for their support of Hydropolis; Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor Bronze Sponsors Exhibition Sponsors
Stormwater Western Australia, the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (WA) and Engineers Australia, Hydrology and Water Resources Panel have launched the Code of Practice for urban and peri-urban drainage modelling in Western Australia. In early 2020, key stakeholders and urban drainage practitioners in WA recommended the formation of a partnership to “prepare a ‘code of practice’ or guideline which describes the process for model build, verification and reporting. The document should include guidance for different scales, planning decisions and risk, and support generation of local knowledge and improved maintenance. If possible, it should state conditions of importance for the Swan Coastal Plain and document ways to calibrate and sense-check the model. Development of the code of practice to be led jointly by SWA, Engineers Australia and IPWEA, with input from DPLH, Water Corporation, AWA, DWER, WALGA & UDIA.”
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