Integrated Water Resources Management and HydroNET Specialist
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined July 2012
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Brian Jackson retweeted
We gave an overview of our progress in the #MakingWaterSENSE project at @modsim2023. A nice opportunity to showcase our work with partners. @eleaf @WaterTechPtyLtd @ChambelLeitao @m_noort @HydrologicNL @wv2017
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WaterSENSE gained a much better understanding of water for the environment meeting with @GBCMA, @VicEWH and @DELWP_Vic followed by site visits along the Goulburn River. Thanks Daniel Lovell from @GBCMA! @SiaSydney @SydneySOLES @WaterTechPtyLtd
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Wrap-up meeting in the @WaterTechPtyLtd offices in Melbourne, preparing for our Advisory Board meeting. Revisiting our meetings over the busy two weeks. Many thanks for the feedback and fieldvisits! @NSWDPE, @NSWDPI_AgWater and @GBCMA @ChambelLeitao @hydroMeteoGmbH
Brian Jackson retweeted
The consortium is excited that Thomas Einfalt from @hydroMeteoGmbH was recognised with the prestiguous Siegfried-Dyck-Preis by the Fachgemeinschaft hydrologischer Wissenschaften (#DWA) at the Tag der Hydrologie, focussing on multidisciplinary hydrological sciences.
Brian Jackson retweeted
Last day of the 2nd WaterSENSE summerschool. After working on crop detection with Pedro C Leitao from Hidromod, Ignacio Fuentes used #EarthEngine @GoogleEE to analyse dam volumes using Sentinel 2. @SiaSydney @Sydney_Science @Rossi_MJulieta @Brianjacko @wv2017
Brian Jackson retweeted
Day 2 of the WaterSENSE summer school with presentations on ETlook from eLEAF, the Hydronet control room by @Brianjacko from @WaterTechPtyLtd, water indices by @Rossi_MJulieta and automated irrigation area detection by eLEAF
WaterSENSE is happy to provide our latest quarterly newsletter.
Please follow the link below to download:
hydronet.com.au/wp-content/u…
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Brian Jackson retweeted
Our first paper on estimating dam volumes using satellite data with uncertainty is officially out in EMS! authors.elsevier.com/c/1dCcx… with authors Ignacio Fuentes, @scalzonova and @wv2017 in a nice collaboration with @ARCDARECentre @SiaSydney @SydneySOLES @Sydney_Science
Brian Jackson retweeted
Day 2 of the @MakeWaterSENSE Summer school with 20 participants. Ignacio Fuentes explaining the @GoogleColab implementation and link to data in @GoogleEE to observe water from space @wv2017 @Sydney_Science @SiaSydney @WaterTechPtyLtd
The WaterSENSE February 2021 newsletter is now available for your reading pleasure.
You can find it here:
watersense.eu/wp-content/upl…
@WaterTechPtyLtd @MakeWaterSENSE @HydrologicNL @HydroNET_AU @HydroNETGlobal @Sydney_Uni @eleaf @ben__tate @nswenviromedia
It is encouraging to see progress on the use of remote sensing to support water use regulation:
lnkd.in/gggH-jM
The @MakeWaterSENSE
project is demonstrating the use of this imagery with @nswenviromedia to calculate irrigated water use.
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Brian Jackson retweeted
Interested in monitoring water at large scales? Want to upskill to provide better solutions in water management? Sign up for the WaterSENSE Summerschool! bit.ly/37XBRDq. 23 - 25 Feb 2021 @Sydney_Uni and on-line. @WaterTechPtyLtd @wv2017 @SiaSydney @Sydney_Science
Missing water in the Murray Darling Basin is a major issue and Accurately accounting for all the water appears to play a major role in this.
@WaterTechPtyLtd is happy to be involved in the @MakeWaterSENSE project seeking to help with improved water use information.
An interesting ABC article on the outcomes of an assessment of river flows in the Murray-Darling Basin indicating that 20% of expected flows are missing.
tinyurl.com/ABC-MDFlows
@MakeWaterSENSE aims to help with improved water use information for modelling needs.
@MD_Basin_Auth
ALT WaterSENSE: Making Sense of the Water Value Chain
WaterSENSE is happy to be presenting at the Queensland Water Modelling Network Webinar Event on Remote Sensing for water management and water modelling.
Register now at lnkd.in/g4c85pm
Mick, this amazing storm fell between all the rain gauges. Fortunately, our HydroNET radar rainfall product captured it, measuring a peak of 145mm, in excess of a 1:2000 year storm! Imagine the devastation had the storm been over Ballarat, only 15km away.
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Brian Jackson retweeted
There are so many benefits and so much you can do with real time or near real time water data.
💧improve insight
💧save time, stop searching for data
💧make better decisions
💧be in control
💧share knowledge
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Brian Jackson retweeted
Event: Highlights from HWRS2018 by @EngAustralia - 5 speakers including @Brianjacko presenting "Easily accessing real time calibrated radar rainfall data for improved operational water management" buff.ly/2HHGaJ4 #HWRS2018 #rainfall
Brian Jackson retweeted
After the recent North East Victorian flooding, @WaterTechPtyLtd is supporting organisations and communities with impact assessments for #recovery & #resilience. #vicfloods #vicstorms @fmaaustralia
HydroNET and Deltares have signed an agreement to launch the WaterCONNECT initiative to provide an integrated, online solution to help improve water management decision-making.
Read the press release here: waterconnect.net/wp-content/…
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Brian Jackson retweeted
We're excited about the announcement of the New Weather Radar to be built in the Wimmera town of Rainbow to fill the gap in the regional weather forecasting.
abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-1…
