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ResearchCWR undertakes fundamental and applied research in three areas - water, carbon, and sustainability. Our mission is to create tools and systems to quantify sustainability in river basins based on the building blocks of water and carbon and to use these tools to optimize water quality, carbon sequestration, aesthetic value and human satisfaction while delivering maximum water, power, flood control and protein depending on the system. CWR publishes high impact papers from this research. For more information go to Research in the main menu. ServicesCWR provides a range of world-class research services for the management of the aquatic environment. CWR has a long history of working with clients and local consultants to deliver leading edge technologies for the management of aquatic systems. Our team of professional engineers and scientists delivers environmental solutions to national and international clients including water authorities, environmental agencies, reservoir operators and mining companies. For more information go to Services in the main menu. Postgraduate ProgramCWR delivers a strong postgraduate programme in natural systems engineering. Project areas range from environmental fluid dynamics, aquatic ecosystems dynamics, to sustainability. The tools employed include field experiments, numerical modelling and laboratory investigations. For more information go to Students in the main menu. Realtime Data AcquisitionThe Centre for Water Research is recognised as a world leader in the field of sustainable, adaptive management of natural systems. Our expertise and technologies are in use locally, nationally and internationally with our clients spread across global including Australia, Singapore, Japan, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Germany, UK, Italy, the US, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Colombia. Our marquee projects include Lake Como (Italy), Shoalhaven (Australia), Murray Darling Basin (Australia) and Marina Bay (Singapore). [Click here to view realtime data from around the world] |
Donations
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CWR's Global Reach
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Latest News from CWR
Welcome to Giulia Valerio, 16/11/2009
Article on Desalination, 13/11/2009
Welcome Thiago da Silva & Ruth Werne, 09/11/2009
Coming CWR SeminarEnergy, Climate and People, 02/12/2009
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