Land and Water Seminars Brisbane

CSIRO Land and Water free public seminars in Brisbane.

Land and Water Seminars Brisbane

CSIRO Land and Water free public seminars in Brisbane.

Land and Water Seminars Canberra

CSIRO Land and Water free public seminars in Canberra.

Understanding the causes and impacts of extreme weather events

CSIRO conducts a range of research activities which have helped us to better understand the causes and impacts of extreme weather events.

Dr Leon Rotstayn: Researching aerosols and climate

Dr Leon Rotstayn is working to understand the effects of aerosols on climate, using climate models supported by observations.

Flagship postgraduate scholarships

National Research Flagships offer full and top-up Flagship Postgraduate Scholarships to high quality students who wish to work on a Flagship research project.

Flagship research projects

Flagship Collaboration Fund projects provide a means to engage outside expertise to help achieve a particular flagship objective and to enhance collaboration with the university sector.

CSIRO/JCU Tropical Landscapes Joint Venture Seminar Series

CSIRO free public seminars in Townsville, Queensland.

Proposed Project Methods Report for the Pilbara Water Resource Assessment

This Proposed Methods Report is for the Pilbara Water Resource Assessment Project. This project will provide an overview of the current and future climate and water resources of the Pilbara to aid water planning and management and place local studies into a wider context.

Land and Water Publications

Information and links to CSIRO Land and Water scientific publications.

Land and Water Seminars Perth

CSIRO Land and Water free public seminars in Perth.

The urban water security research alliance

Between 2007 and 2012, CSIRO was a major partner of the Urban Water Security Research Alliance, delivering knowledge and solutions to help ensure a sustainable future water supply for the people of South East Queensland.

Dr John Mashford: researching mathematics, intelligent systems and computer vision

Dr John Mashford's primary research areas include computer vision, artificial intelligence, operations research and mathematical analysis.

River, Groundwater and Irrigation System Management

Developing models and understanding of river, groundwater and irrigation systems for greater water use benefits and efficiencies.

Floodplain plant and animal communities

CSIRO is examining how changes to flood regimes in the Murray-Darling Basin have affected floodplain plants and animals.

Land and Water Seminar Series Adelaide

CSIRO Land and Water free public seminars in Adelaide.

Water for a Healthy Country Flagship

Consistent with Australia’s national interest, we aim to develop science and technologies that improve the social, economic and environmental outcomes from water, and deliver $3 billion per year in net benefits for Australia by 2030.

Managed Aquifer Recharge and Stormwater Use Options

This national project is addressing pivotal knowledge gaps in the use of urban stormwater harvesting and managed aquifer recharge to produce clean water for all types of uses.

What’s in our water: the significance of trace organic compounds

CSIRO’s Discovery Centre hosted the 2nd Australian Symposium on Ecological Risk Assessment and Management of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs), Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in the Australasian Environment 21-22 November 2007.

Identifying the spatial scale of land use that most strongly influences overall river ecosystem health score

Linear mixed models and a Bayesian model-averaging approach was used to generate models that can predict the scale and catchment position of restoration that would result in the greatest improvement of ecosystem health in the regions streams and rivers. Winner of the Australian River Institute 2012 best paper award.

What's in Our Water symposium series

What’s in Our Water symposium series.

Melbourne: Highett, Vic (Highett laboratories)

CSIRO’s Highett laboratories in Melbourne’s south-east is home to advanced processing, materials and infrastructure research, sustainable ecosystems, and CSIRO's Victorian Science Education Centre.

Atherton, Qld (Atherton laboratory)

CSIRO’s Atherton Laboratory is located in the heart of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area in far north Queensland.

River Murray floodplain inundation model

A research and decision support tool for environmental flow management in the River Murray.

Understanding aquatic ecosystem responses to altered flow

The Water for a Healthy Country Flagship is improving our understanding of the influences of river flow patterns on the in-stream communities of plants and animals.