Papers

Below is a list of oral presenters for the Conference grouped by lens in order of surname.

Title	First Name	Last Name	Organization	Paper Title	Lens	ID
Mr	Anthony	Barr	CSIRO Land & Water	The effect of urbanisation on water balance in shallow watertable areas in the Southern River catchment	Assessment techniques for WSUD	198
Dr	Olga	Barron	CSIRO	Building catchment scale decision support tools to assess the effect of urbanisation on catchment water resources and water quality	Assessment techniques for WSUD	199
Miss	Katia	Bratieres	Monash University, Melbourne	Stormwater monitoring manual; principles and implementation	Assessment techniques for WSUD	135
Ms	Katie	Brookes	EDAW	The adequacy of Stream Erosion Index as an alternative indicator of geomorphic stability in urban waterways	Assessment techniques for WSUD	139
Mr	Geoffrey	Cocks	Coffey Geotechnics Pty Ltd	A Comparison of Storage Volume Requirements for Soakage Basins using PCSUMP and the Stormwater Management Manual for Western Australia	Assessment techniques for WSUD	140
Prof.	Peter	Coombes	Bonacci Water	The spatial variation of climate, household water use and the performance of rainwater tanks in Greater Melbourne	Assessment techniques for WSUD	141
Dr	Jim	Davies	JDA Consultant Hydrologists	Urban Development in Areas of High Water Table: Unscrambling the Acronyms (AAMGL, CGL, MGL, PGL, etc)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	172
Ms	Cintia	Dotto	Monash University	Parameter sensitivity analysis in stormwater flow and quality models	Assessment techniques for WSUD	142
Mr	Paul	Dubowski	Water By Design - South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership	Deemed to Comply Solutions for Queensland	Assessment techniques for WSUD	144
Ms	Ceri	Evans	Murdoch University	Greywater reuse for Perth households - What factors enable scheme water savings to be achieved? (Extended Abstract Received)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	146
Mr	David	Flower	Monash University	Integrated Modelling of Urban Water Systems (Extended Abstract Received)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	148
Mr	Joel	Hall	Department Of Water	Hydrological and Nutrient Modelling in the Swan Canning Catchments - current status and future projections	Assessment techniques for WSUD	149
Dr	Matthew	Hardy	BMT WBM	The eWater CRC: Providing new tools for integrated urban water management	Assessment techniques for WSUD	150
Dr	Monzur	Imteaz	Swinburne University Of Technology	Analysis of effectiveness of WSUD features: Comparison of available tools (Extended Abstract Received)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	152
Dr	Niranjali	Jayasuriya	Dalton Consulting Engineers	The effectiveness of the University Hill constructed wetland in treating stormwater	Assessment techniques for WSUD	153
Mr	Ngoc Cau	Le	The University Of Tokyo	Urban water system in Hanoi: a baseline analysis and local conditions influencing the sustainability of the system	Assessment techniques for WSUD	155
Mr	Justin	Lewis	Monash University	Effective monitoring and assessment of contaminants impacting the mid to lower Yarra catchments - Temporal Scale Assessment	Assessment techniques for WSUD	156
Mr	Mark	Liebman	The Sustainability Workshop Ltd	Urban Stormwater Management Targets - Linking Targets with Ecological Impacts	Assessment techniques for WSUD	157
Mr	Tom	Micevski	University of Newcastle / eWater CRC	The value of improved predictions of household outdoor water use	Assessment techniques for WSUD	160
Mr	Marc	Noyce	Cardno Grogan Richards (Vic) Pty. Ltd	Sustainable Sporting Facility Reviews for Local Government, Victoria	Assessment techniques for WSUD	162
Mr	Nathaniel	Parker	Natural Resources and Water	Effectiveness of WSUD in the real world	Assessment techniques for WSUD	163
Mr	David	Pezzaniti	University Of South Australia	Development of tool for Analysis and Design of Concrete Segmental Permeable Pavements (CSPP)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	164
Dr	Brett	Phillips	Cardno Willing (NSW) Pty Ltd	Assessing the Performance of North Weston Pond, ACT	Assessment techniques for WSUD	165
Dr	Brett	Phillips	Cardno Willing (NSW) Pty Ltd	Is Restoring Environmental Flows in the Lower Molonglo River Achievable?	Assessment techniques for WSUD	166
Mr	Tim	Saxby	Sinclair Knight Merz	Balancing Time: MCA using time weighting quantitative criteria performance (Extended Abstract Received)	Assessment techniques for WSUD	168
Mr	Chris	Walker	University Of The Sunshine Coast	An Ecosystem Health Assessment of Constructed Lakes - Chancellor Park as a Case Study	Assessment techniques for WSUD	170
Ms	Susan	van de Meene	National Urban Water Governance Program, Monash University	Investigating Sustainable Urban Water Management Regimes: What Tools are Available to Help?	Assessment techniques for WSUD	169

Mr	John	Dahlenburg	Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority	Engaging with the Community in Water Quality Objective Setting and WSUD Planning	Culture, Attitudes and Values	121
Ms	Caitlin	Davis	NUWGP, Monash University	Practitioner reflections on learning and demonstration projects.	Culture, Attitudes and Values	122
Ms	Peta	Dzidic	CSIRO	Urban design values and the challenges to water sensitive planning: Re-visioning the Australian dream	Culture, Attitudes and Values	123
Dr	Tim	Fletcher	Monash University	A catchment-scale WSUD retrofit through a community auction	Culture, Attitudes and Values	124
Ms	Melissa	Green	CSIRO	Sustainability? The role of aesthetics in community acceptance of a non-potable water supply system	Culture, Attitudes and Values	125
Mr	Alan	Hoban	Water By Design - South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership	Interpretive signage for water sensitive urban design projects - Which way forward?	Culture, Attitudes and Values	126
Ms	Sarah	Lamshed	Melbourne Water	Facilitating Organisational Change within the Water Industry to address the future of urban water provision and planning	Culture, Attitudes and Values	127
Ms	Karen	Lane	ENV Australia	Reaching a technically-based decision from valid opposing views - A case study of a Recreational Urban Wetland	Culture, Attitudes and Values	128
Mr	Paul	Lock	South East Regional Centre For Urban Landcare	Being Fertilise Wise (Extended Abstract Received)	Culture, Attitudes and Values	129
Mr	Peter	Morison	Monash University	Where is the 'P' in WSUD? Understanding the nature of publics and local policy commitment.	Culture, Attitudes and Values	130
Ms	Colleen	Murphy	City Of Wanneroo	Barriers & Catalysts in Wanneroo (or, how we learned to stop worrying and love the WSUD) (Extended Abstract Received)	Culture, Attitudes and Values	131
Mr	Ashley	Roberts	GHD Pty Ltd	Integrated WSUD Project Delivery (Extended Abstract Received)	Culture, Attitudes and Values	132
Dr	Outi	Salminen	Helsinki University Of Technology	Stormwater & Biodiversity as Resources in Urban Design: Two Finnish Case Studies	Culture, Attitudes and Values	133
Mr	Andre	Taylor	Monash University	How to Grow Leaders: The Design, Delivery and Evaluation of a Customised Leadership Development Program (Extended Abstract Received)	Culture, Attitudes and Values	134
Miss	Sarah	Walker	Water By Design - South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership	Training: Its effectiveness in assisting the transition to a Water Sensitive City	Culture, Attitudes and Values	135

Prof.	Robert	Andoh	Hydro International	Integrated Stormwater Management in Urban Environments - The Role of Vortex Flow Controls	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	196
Ms	Maria	Bergman	Technical University Of Denmark	Integrated model of soakaways on allotment scale	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	55
Miss	Katia	Bratieres	Monash University, Melbourne	The advantages and disadvantages of a sand-based biofilter medium; Results of a new laboratory trial	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	56
Mr	Rod	Burton	Water Corporation	Managing Pressure to Save Water in Perth (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	57
Mr	Michael	Canci	Water Corporation	The Effect of Spatial Resolution on Estimates of Groundwater Recharge for Gnangara (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	58
Mr	Nathan	Clements	Parsons Brinckerhoff	1.5yr ARI Flood Attenuation - The Forgotten Best Practice Objective (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	59
Mr	Andrew	Cook	EDAW	Adapting best practice design of bioretention and wetlands for application in the Dry Tropics	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	60
Mr	Peter	Davies	Ku-Ring-Gai Council	Effects Of Concrete And PVC Pipes On Water Chemistry	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	61
Dr	Jim	Davies	JDA Consultant Hydrologists	Nutrient Management Using Imported Fill in Areas of High Water Table	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	97
Mr	Michael	Donn	CSIRO Land & Water	Use of high resolution water quality monitoring for impact assessment of urban development	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	200
Miss	Meagan	Frame	Parsons Brinckerhoff	Techniques for Inflow Control to Constructed Wetlands (Extended Abstracts Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	63
Ms	Anne	Gannon	The University Of Western Australia	Investigation into Gross Pollutant Traps Commercially available in Australia	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	64
Dr	Margaret	Greenway	Griffith University	A Comparative Study Of Nutrient Removal In Vegetated And Non-Vegetated Vertical Flow Mesocosms.	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	65
Prof.	Kapil	Gupta	Indian Institute Of Technology, Bombay	Role of WSUD in reducing urban flood disasters under extreme monsoon rainfall conditions	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	66
Dr	Belinda	Hatt	Facility for Advancing Water Biofiltration	Towards widespread implementation of biofiltration for improved stormwater management: an overview of the new Facility for Advancing Water Biofiltration’s Adoption Guidelines	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	67
Mr	Alan	Hoban	Water By Design - South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership	Siphoning Benefits From Wetlands: Improving Hydrologic Effectiveness With Multi-Stage Siphonic Outlets	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	68
Dr	David	Horn	GHP Pty Ltd	The use of laterite to improve water quality in open drains	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	69
Dr	Robert	Humphries	Water Corporation	From Waste to Water Quality - Opportunities for achieving sustainable urban development on the sandy soils of the Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	70
Mr	William	Lucas	Griffith University	Improved Media for Long-Term Phosphorus Retention in Bioretention Systems	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	71
Mrs	Mirela	Magyar	Institute For Sustainable Water Resources	The Effect of Rainwater Tank Design on Outlet Water Quality (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	72
Mr	David	McCarthy	Monash University	Field Testing of Two Treatment Technologies for Mitigating Risks of Stormwater Reuse	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	73
Dr	Grace	Mitchell	Monash University	Quantifying Stormwater Benefits of Extensive Vegetated Roofs in Melbourne	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	78
Ms	Vanessa	Moscovis	Water Corporation	Development and Design of the Groundwater Replenishment Trial to Demonstrate Indirect Potable Reuse in WA (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	79
Mr	Paul	Nichols	Cardno	Hayward's Bay Wetlands (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	80
Mr	Daniel	Niven	Cardno Lawson Treloar	3D Calibration, Validation and Future Prediction of Tidal Lake Water Quality Behaviour	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	81
Ms	Gabi	Parke	EDAW	Criteria for determining the suitability of plants for growth in bioretention systems	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	82
Mr	Pater	Poelsma	Monash University, Melbourne	Development of a new stormwater collection/treatment unit.	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	84
Ms	Ying Yan	Qu	SA Water Centre for Water Management and Reuse, University of South Australia	Sizing rainwater tanks for use with siphonic drainage systems	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	85
Mrs	Radin Maya Saphira	Saphira	Environmental Technology Centre	Nutrient Leaching from Greywater Irrigation: Case Studies (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	87
Mr	Jason	Sonneman	EDAW	Sediment basin design – traps for new players	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	98
Ms	Beth	Strang	Murdoch University Environmental Technology Centre	Decentralised wastewater treatment & recycling systems: best management practices	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	90
Mr	Bill	Till	Department Of Water	Quantity is the Key to Stormwater Quality Management	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	91
Mr	Nick	Vigar	Stormwater360	Treating Dissolved Metals in Tropical & Sub Tropical Environments: The Effect of Standing Water (Extended Abstract Received)	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	92
Miss	Georgie	Wettenhall	DesignFlow	Baseless bioretention? - Their suitability in sandy soils	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	93
Prof	Tony	Wong	EDAW	Design, Construction and Monitoring Singapore's First Bioretention Systems	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	94
Ms	Fern	Yong	Monash University	Porous pavements: Evaluation of clogging in two accelerated laboratory studies in Melbourne.	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	95
Mr	Yaron	Zinger	Monash University	The influence of root morphology on nitrogen removal by stormwater biofilters	Developments in science, engineering and mgt systems	96

Ms	Michelle	Angland	Arup	WSUD for Stormwater Management in WA - An investigation of the successful techniques and projects.	Governance and policy dimensions	99
Ms	Kate	Black	Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority	Study of Water Sensitive Urban Design Methods in Four Councils in Sydney: Operation and Maintenance	Governance and policy dimensions	100
Ms	Meredith	Blais	Water Corporation	Delivering Water Forever in a Drying Climate (Extended Abstract Received)	Governance and policy dimensions	191
Ms	Annette	Bos	National Urban Water Governance Program, Monash University	Strategic niche management; will it advance the urban water sector in Australia?	Governance and policy dimensions	101
Mr	Andrew	Bruce	City Of Armadale	Your Dream is My Nightmare	Governance and policy dimensions	102
Dr	Megan	Farrelly	National Urban Water Governance Program, Monash University	Can demonstration projects act as a mechanism for promoting a transition?	Governance and policy dimensions	147
Mr	Leon	Harvey	Storm Consulting	Capability in Integrated Urban Water Management: When Capacity Needs Are Met	Governance and policy dimensions	106
Mr	Steve	Marshall	The University Of Melbourne	Evaluation of a Stormwater Environmental Education and Enforcement Program	Governance and policy dimensions	201
Mr	Pat	Nixon	Sinclair Knight Merz	Strategic Decision Making by Committee: Insightful, Innovative or Oxymoron? (Extended Abstract Received)	Governance and policy dimensions	109
Mr	John	Roberts	Department Of Water	The role of water law reform in implementing water sensitive urban design	Governance and policy dimensions	111
Mr	John	Ruprecht	Department Of Water	Urban Water Futures	Governance and policy dimensions	112
Ms	Lucy	Sands	BlueSands Environmental	Mapping Integrated Water Cycle Management in the Swan Region of Western Australia	Governance and policy dimensions	113
Ms	Shelley	Shepherd	Essential Environmental Services	Delivering WSUD through the Swan-Canning Vasse-Geographe Coastal Catchments Initiative	Governance and policy dimensions	114
Mr	Sveinn	Thorolfsson	NTNU	Sustainable stormwater management at Fornebu in Baerum, Norway - Investigation on the stormwater system (Extended Abstract Received)	Governance and policy dimensions	116
Mr	Sveinn	Thorolfsson	NTNU	Sustainable stormwater management at Urridavatn in Gardabaer in Iceland	Governance and policy dimensions	117
Ms	Marion	Urrutiaguer	Melbourne Water	Stormwater implementation targets for dummies	Governance and policy dimensions	118
Mr	Craig	Wansborough	Shire Of Serpentine Jarrahdale	Our Journey - Water Sensitive Urban Design the SJ Way (Extended Abstract Received)	Governance and policy dimensions	119
MSc	Rutger	de Graaf	Delft University of Technology	Innovations in Urban Water Management: Technology, Governance and Practice	Governance and policy dimensions	104

Dr	Robin	Allison	DesignFlow	Lochiel Park WSUD: Cultivating a Green Village	Stormwater harvesting	174
Ms	Stephanie	Ashbolt	CSIRO Land & Water	Development of least-cost stormwater harvesting portfolio for Canberra (Extended Abstract Received)	Stormwater harvesting	175
Mr	Damien	D'aspromonte	Parsons Brinckerhoff	Stormweater Harvesting - The Real Cost of Water (Extended Abstract Received)	Stormwater harvesting	177
Mr	Keith	Johnson	South East Water Limited	A New Direction for Stormwater Harvesting for Urban Residential Areas (Extended Abstract Received)	Stormwater harvesting	179
Mr	Jay	Jonasson	Ku-ring-gai Council, NSW	Stormwater management – Runoff generation in the Sydney region and impact on stormwater harvesting design	Stormwater harvesting	181
Dr	Grace	Mitchell	Monash University	Performance Assessment of Three Melbourne Stormwaer Harvesting Systems (Extended Abstract Received)	Stormwater harvesting	182
Mr	Baden	Myers	University Of South Australia	An Experimental Study of the Long-Term Water Quality Impacts of Gravel Media on Water in Storage Underlying Permeable Pavements	Stormwater harvesting	184
Mr	Ralf	Pfleiderer	City Of Melbourne	Royal Park Stormwater Wetland and Reuse Scheme (Extended Abstract Received)	Stormwater harvesting	185

Ms	Sri	Adiyanti	JDA Consultant Hydrologists	Water Quality Management of Constructed Lakes in Perth Urban Environment	Water and the Urban Landscape	137
Mr	Khairul	Alam	Gold Coast City Council	Implementation of WSUD in Gold Coast – Case Studies	Water and the Urban Landscape	32
Dr	Peter	Breen	EDAW Australia	Multi-Purpose Drainage Systems: A WA Case Study	Water and the Urban Landscape	33
Mr	Joshua	Byrne	Murdoch University	Integrated Water Systems for Sustainable Urban Landscapes	Water and the Urban Landscape	34
Mr	Mark	Cavaney	Connell Wagner	Retro-fitting existing drainage systems to improve runoff quality in the Perth Metropolitan Area (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	35
Dr	Frances	D'souza	Department Of Water	Contaminants in urban stormwater discharge at marine beaches - linking land, shores and oceans	Water and the Urban Landscape	37
Dr	Jim	Davies	JDA Consultant Hydrologists	Water Allocations for Urban Development Landscaping in Perth: Where has all the water gone?	Water and the Urban Landscape	36
Mr	Daniel	Fischer	RMIT University	Water Sensitive Urban Design Strategy for Industrial Estates	Water and the Urban Landscape	38
Mr	Courtney	Henderson	EDAW	Simplifying and Reducing the maintenance of WSUD elements using bush reconstruction techniques (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	39
Mr	Graeme	Hopkins	Planning SA	Green Infrastructure: Re-interpreting natural systems (WSUD) from ground to green walls and roofs within the urban form (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	40
Mr	David	Howard	GHD Pty Ltd	Transformation of an Existing Garden Feature into a Functioning Raingarden (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	41
Ms	Emma	James	EDAW	WSUD at Sydney's Green Square Town Centre	Water and the Urban Landscape	42
Mr	Peter	Kata	Department Of Water	Managing groundwater levels to protect infrastructure and assets in urban developments	Water and the Urban Landscape	43
Mrs	Fatemeh	Kazemi	Centre For Water Management & Reuse	Enhancing bioiversity using bioretention swales as vegetated WSUD systems (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	44
Mr	Shaun	Leinster	DesignFlow	The Credit Crunch - Water Sensitive Urban Design in Parks (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	45
Mr	Julien	Lepetit	GHD	Industrial WSUD	Water and the Urban Landscape	46
Mr	Aram	Manjikian	Parsons Brinckerhoff	Stormwater Treatment or Environmental Flows - reviving a natural billabong (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	47
Mr	Tony	McCormack	Hassell	Millennium Parklands – a sustainable legacy?	Water and the Urban Landscape	202
Ms	Carly	Murphy	Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd	Implementation of SQIDs for water quality management in an urban transport corridor	Water and the Urban Landscape	48
Mr	Ralf	Pfleiderer	City Of Melbourne	Tree Pit Raingardens in the City of Melbourne (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	50
Mr	Rodney	Safstrom	Gnangara Sustainability Strategy Taskforce	Climate change will drive water sensitive urban design in Perth	Water and the Urban Landscape	194
Ms	Yael	Stav	Queensland University Of Technology	Living Walls and their role in the urban watercycle	Water and the Urban Landscape	89
Mr	Rhys	Thomson	Cardno Lawson Treloar Pty Ltd	Managing Water Quality at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and the Urban Landscape	51
Mr	Tony	Weber	BMT WBM Pty Ltd	The Importance of Retrofitting WSUD in Restoring Urbanised Catchments	Water and the Urban Landscape	52
Ms	Ichsani	Wheeler	EDAW	Integration of a chain of ponds fluvial system into future urban development	Water and the Urban Landscape	53
Ms	Bronwyn	Woodward	ENV Australia	What do 46 constructed lakes in WA have in common?	Water and the Urban Landscape	171

Mr	Peter	Adkins	Swan River Trust	Wharf Street Wetlands and Civic Parklands: A solution to multiple objectives	Water and Urban Planning	1
Dr	Michael	Barry	BMT WBM	The efficiency of local water sources subject to climate change to supplement regional water supply for Perth	Water and Urban Planning	192
Ms	Marion	Cahill	Swan River Trust	A Water Quality Improvement Plan for the Swan and Canning Rivers	Water and Urban Planning	4
Ms	Fiona	Coe	WorleyParsons	The New Rouse Hill WSUD Case Study (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	5
Prof.	Peter	Coombes	Bonacci Water	Integrated water cycle management at Armstrong Creek – towards targets for sustainable development	Water and Urban Planning	6
Mr	Stuart	Devenish	Armadale Redevelopment Authority	WSUD - A Tool for Viable Urban Development	Water and Urban Planning	8
Ms	Margaret	Dunlop	ENV Australia	Applying better Urban Water Management Policy To ‘Non–standard’ developments	Water and Urban Planning	9
Dr	Guna	Hewa	University Of South Australia	Setting criteria for environmental and channel-forming flows for waterways in urbanising catchments	Water and Urban Planning	10
Ms	Fransje	Hooimeijer	Technical University Delft. Netherlands	Waster as Base of Urban Design	Water and Urban Planning	11
Ms	Kelly	Hudson	Department for Planning and Infrastructure	Like oil and water: trying to mix water into land planning	Water and Urban Planning	29
Mrs	Mehlika	Kayaalp	Water Corporation	Challenges Associated with Operating a Dual Reticulation System within the Western Australian Context (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	190
Ms	Emma	Maratea	Cardno	Working together to sustain the Parramatta River (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	14
Mr	Kim	Markwell	EDAW	Riparian Zone Ecosystem Services – the new driver for stormwater retrofit and waterway enhancement	Water and Urban Planning	15
Miss	Lydia	Mattner	Goulburn-Murray Water	A Regional Perspective on the application of WSUD (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	159
Ms	Eleanor	McKeough	EDAW	Next generation best practice stormwater management in Victoria	Water and Urban Planning	31
Mr	Paul	Mitchell	Whittlesea City Council	Utilizing Water Sensitive Urban Design in the Development of Sustainable Urban Communities	Water and Urban Planning	16
Mr	Scott	Moffett	GHD	Water Sensitive Urban Design in a Coastal Wetland Environment-North Sapphire Beach Development-A Case Study	Water and Urban Planning	17
Mr	Francis	Pamminger	Yarra Valley Water	Integrated urban water infrastructure planning case study for a new development at Kalkallo (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	19
Mr	Wayne	Prangnell	Shire Of Augusta Margaret River	Village Scale Integrated Water Systems (Extended Abstract Received)	Water and Urban Planning	21
Mr	Gary	Walsh	EDAW	A Stormwater Code of Practice for Industrial Site Development and Management	Water and Urban Planning	25
Prof.	Tony	Wong	EDAW	Incentives to drive uptake of WSUD across Australia	Water and Urban Planning	27
Prof	Tony	Wong	EDAW	A Framework for institutionalising WSUD in Singapore	Water and Urban Planning	26
Prof.	Tony	Wong	EDAW	Water Sensitive Cities: Applying the Framework to Melbourne	Water and Urban Planning	28
Ms	Susan	van de Meene	National Urban Water Governance Program, Monash University	Characteristics of a Future Sustainable Urban Water Management Regime: Insights from Two Australian Cities	Water and Urban Planning	24

(Program items are subject to change)

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