BoM National Water Information Briefings: products in practice

By on 25 October, 2011
 
The Bureau of Meteorology is hosting a series of free briefings and workshops, related to its "Hydrological Geospatial Fabric project", that will be of interest to anyone in water resources policy, planning and/or management.
 
The briefings are part of the Improving Water Information Program and will demonstrate the practical value and use of water information. The Australian Government’s Improving Water Information Program is a $450 million investment led by the Bureau of Meteorology and supported by water agencies across Australia.
 
Briefing participants will learn more about:
  • global and national trends in water resources and their impacts
  • advances in sharing, standardising and archiving Australia’s water data
  • innovative geospatial water data and modelling tools
  • Australia’s first National Water Account
  • the Bureau’s first Australian Water Resources Assessment
  • new developments in water forecasting technology and applications.
 
Events will be held in each capital city. There is no charge to attend, but seating is limited.
 
For more information, including a full program and registration, visit the event page here.

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