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Water in Mining 2013

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Water in Mining 2013

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Water in Mining 2013 brought together a diverse and
influential group of speakers, facilitators and panellists, resulting in a
contemporary program that discussed all aspects of managing water today. Papers
cover both strategic and operational issues. On the operational side, a number
of papers address efficient water management covering aspects of on-ground water
use and monitoring, water accounting and - as has been a strength of the Water
in Mining series - ideas for improving efficiency. The conference and papers
reflect more than ever the multiple resource users in a regional context; from
miners to farmers, graziers to irrigators, towns and the newest player on the
landscape, gas fields.

Papers in collection

  • Collaborating Across Difference - The Fitzroy Partnership Model Go to Paper
  • Managing Water for Mining in the National Interest Go to Paper
  • Mine Water - Optimising for Site and Environment Go to Paper
  • Water Footprint for a South African Platinum Mine Go to Paper
  • Regional Trade-Offs Between Mine Water and Energy Use - A Water Treatment Case Study Go to Paper
  • Selection of Mine Water Management Options Considering both Water and Energy Impacts Go to Paper
  • Life Cycle Based Water Footprints of Selected Mineral and Metal Processing Routes Go to Paper
  • Exercising the Duty of Care to the Environment - Linking Environmental Protection with the Release of Mine Affected Waters Go to Paper
  • Design of Low Permeability Barriers to Limit Subsurface Mine Water Seepage Go to Paper
  • Assessment of Effectiveness of Artificial Recharge for Coal Seam Gas Water Management Based on Numerical Modelling Go to Paper
  • Challenges and Opportunities for Constructed Stream Diversions in the Bowen Basin, Central Queensland Go to Paper
  • Alignment and Differences between the Australian Water Accounting Standard and the Water Accounting Framework for the Minerals Industry Go to Paper
  • Planned Field Investigation of Connectivity between the Condamine Alluvium and Walloon Coal Measures Go to Paper
  • Looking for Fractures - Integrating Geochemistry with Hydrogeology to Find Inter-Aquifer Leakage above Dewatered or Collapsed Coal Seams Go to Paper
  • Developing Resilient Water Monitoring Programs in Changing Climate Conditions Go to Paper
  • The Fitzroy Aqua-Eco Health Project Go to Paper
  • The Effects of Increased Salinity on Microbially Mediated Ecosystem Processes in Ephemeral Streams Go to Paper
  • Macroinvertebrate Tolerance across a Range of Conductivities in the Isaac River Catchment (Central Queensland) Go to Paper
  • Receiving Environment Monitoring Programs - Making the Most out of Biological Indicators and Direct Toxicity Assessments for Monitoring of Aquatic Ecosystems Go to Paper
  • Determining the Impacts of Salinity on Freshwater Organisms Go to Paper
  • Lack of Alignment between Regulation of Surface Water Management in Coal Mining and Coal Seam Gas Go to Paper
  • Long-Term Water Management - The Forgotten Legacy of Mine Closure Go to Paper
  • Managing Groundwater Impacts in the Surat Basin Go to Paper
  • Catchment-Scale Water Modelling and its Role in Risk Management during Mining Exploration Go to Paper
  • Water Quality and the Fitzroy Basin - Balancing Community, Industry and Government Expectations Go to Paper
  • Finding Long-Term Outback Water Solutions Go to Paper
  • A Dynamic Evaluation of Water Supply Security Susceptible to Climate Seasonality Go to Paper
  • Site Water Balance Response to Variable Climatic Conditions Go to Paper
  • High-Density Sludge Process for Treating Metal Bearing Acid and Metalliferous Drainage Wastewaters Go to Paper
  • Zero Liquid Discharge in Coal Mining Operations Go to Paper
  • Opportunities for Integrated Mine Management to Minimise Risk and Create Value Go to Paper
  • Assessing Contaminant Risk Associated with the use of Mine Water for Dust Suppression Go to Paper
  • The Practicalities of Implementing Net Volume Licensing of Water Use in Mines and Quarries - A Discussion Based on Victorian Case Studies Go to Paper
  • Water Conservation at Construction Projects Go to Paper
  • Climate Related Adaptation from Terrain Evaluation Results (CRATER) - Interpretation of Pre-existing Data for Mine Site Flood Vulnerability and Management Go to Paper
  • Improving the Accuracy of Mine Site Water Balances through Improved Estimation of Run-off Volumes Go to Paper
  • A Statistical Approach for Deriving Project Design Rainfall Go to Paper
  • Water Accountability and Efficiency at a Base Metals Refinery Go to Paper
  • Fingerprinting and Signatures - Tracing Mine Impacts in Complex Aquatic Systems Go to Paper
  • Practical Approaches to Managing Business Critical Water Risk Go to Paper
  • Leading Practice Water Management at Moranbah North Underground Mine Go to Paper
  • Water Production Simulation Tool for Coal Seam Gas Operations in Bowen and Surat Basins Go to Paper
  • Drinking Water Quality Management for Mining Operations in Western Australia Go to Paper
  • Is Zero Discharge a Viable or Useful Concept in Mine Water Management? Go to Paper
  • A Robust Methodological Approach for Mine Site Water Accounting Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2012
  • Unique ID: PA-201312

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