This year at the SEQ/SWQ Branch Conference, delegates can participate Tech Tour 1, Tech Tour 2, or the Roads Management Workshop, which will be held concurrently on the first day of the Conference.
MT KYNOCH WATER TREATMENT PLANT
BALLIN DRIVE CHANNEL AND DETENTION BASIN
GOWRIE CREEK FLOOD MITIGATION PROGRAM (GARNET LEHMANN DETENTION BASIN)
Garnet Lehmann Park detention basin was constructed on East Creek as part of the Gowrie Creek Flood Mitigation Program in response to significant floods in 2011. The program aimed to improve flood immunity through Toowoomba’s CBD with a key element of these works being the use of upstream catchment detention. One of 2 large detention basins constructed in the catchment for flood mitigation, the Garnet Lehmann basin is a 67Ml structure constructed within the East Creek waterway parklands. Although controversial during design and construction due to its location within the parklands, this project has resulted in the successful integration of structural flood mitigation works with natural waterway rehabilitation, increased biodiversity and active and passive recreational uses.
This interactive workshop will be facilitated by SHEPHERD and is designed to encourage discussion and shared learnings on using modern techniques and smart technology to better manage road networks on limited budgets.
Your Road Management colleagues in the South East and South West will share their experiences on how to do more with less by using new technology to assist with Unsealed Roads Management and using artificial intelligence to manage Sealed Road Networks.
The session will end with a Panel Discussion with representatives from Toowoomba, Western Downs, Maranoa and Gympie regional councils answering your burning questions and sharing their invaluable insights.
ADDRESS:
Level 1, 6 Eagleview Place
Eagle Farm QLD 4009
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