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Australian Water Association Podcast Series 4
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Australian Water Association Podcast Series 4 episodes
- Ruth McDonnell on the role of water utilities in land management and biodiversity
Ruth McDonnell talks about the role of water utilities in land management and biodiversity.
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13 min - Saravanamuthu Vigneswaran on household water filters for removing arsenic and other pollutants in Vietnam
Saravanamuthu Vigneswaran, an emeritus professor from the University of Technology, Sydney discusses household water filters for removing arsenic and other pollutants in Vietnam.
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20 min - Katrina Donaghy on how the water market can work with the blockchain
Katrina Donaghy, the CEO and co-founder of Civic Ledger, discusses with us the world's first water market pilot on the blockchain.
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20 min - Kristy Ratcliffe on student education
Kristy is the Education Lead at Hunter Water. She discusses with us educating students through gamification
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16 min - Sean Leyden on frontline operations
Sean is Director of KPMG's Frontline Operator Centre of Excellence. He discusses with us the future of frontline operations in the water sector.
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18 min - Cameron Jackson on digital twinning
Cameron is the Future Specialist Environment and Water at Urban Utilities. He discusses with us using digital twins in planning for environment protection and liveability.
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14 min - Chris Nielsen talks about how water businesses can harness their digital environment to enable predictive operations and efficienciesChris Nielsen talks about how water businesses can harness their digital environment to enable predictive operations and efficiencies10 min
- Nicole Blackburn on perceptual changes around sustainability and resilience seen in the Water IndustryNicole Blackburn, Industry Sales Director and Water, Wastewater Segment Director at Schneider Electric speaks to Jo Taranto about how global megatrends, pandemic, climate change, and recent local extreme weather events have affected perceptions around water and wastewater management. She talks about the necessity to create an environment where we decarbonise, reuse, and recycle current water resources whilst better harvesting underutilised prospects like rainwater. Painting a picture towards the end of an ideal future outcome where we balance growing water consumption demands and being efficient and sustainable. Using operational efficiency, energy efficiency, IoT, and automation to making the future both green and sustainable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.13 min
- Zoubir Ait Mansour on a practical approach to balancing risk and costZoubir Ait Mansour from SUEZ on a practical approach to balancing risk and cost15 min
- Ryan Brotchie and Karey Wills on Canberra's 50 year sewerage strategyRyan Brotchie from GHD and Karey Wills from Icon Water on Canberra's 50 year sewerage strategy15 min
About Australian Water Association Podcast Series 4
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The Australian Water Association's Podcast Series brings you water industry information, projects and research from professionals working in Australia and abroad.