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		AC21 International Forum 2004

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EVENT:	Water and Sustainable Development
DETAILS:	As one of the most important natural resources, water is exerting increasingly powerful ecological and socio-political influences on sustainable development both in Australia and around the world. This forum showcased the work of leading researchers from The University of Sydney, member institutions of AC21 and other distinguished authorities in relevant fields, focusing on identifying strategies and activities that would foster and facilitate collaboration between member institutions in water-related areas.
PROGRAM:	Program details for this event (pdf) Information about the presenters at this forum (pdf)
FORUM PROCEEDINGS:	Please click here for abstracts, papers and presentations: Water and Sustainable Development Satellite Forum Outcomes(pdf 177kb) Abstracts (pdf 86kb) Papers: 1. Water and Sustainability - River landscape management supported by collaborative research between river engineering and ecology (pdf 563kb) Professor Tetsuro Tsujimoto Nagoya University 2. Water Catchment Metrication Project (pdf 299kb) Mr Peter Fagan Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering The University of Sydney Presentations: 1. Water and Sustainability: North Carolina efforts to protect habitat, public health and ecosystems Dr Nancy White UNC Coastal Studieds Institute North Carolina State University 2. Research on the Global Water Cycle in HyARC/ Nagoya University (Powerpoint show 16mb) Kenji Nakamura Hydrospheric Atmospheric Research Centre Nagoya University 3. Delivering Integrated NRM Research; a CSU Perspecitve (Powerpoint show 13mb) Professor Allan Curtis Charles Sturt University 4. Weirs, Platypuses and Environmental Flows in Upland Streams (Powerpoint show 7mb) David Goldney Faculty of Rural Management The University of Sydney 5. The Warren Centre Water Metrication Project Mr Peter Fagan The Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering The University of Sydney 6. Sustainable Water Law: are we there yet? Rosemary Lyster Australian Centre for Environmental Law The University of Sydney