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DESCRIPTION:High groundwater impacts urban areas in many parts of the world
 \, and has historically been managed by surface and sub-surface drainage. 
 However\, increased need to protect the waters into which drains discharge
 \, has created momentum to transition from a drainage dominated city to on
 e that is &ldquo\;water sensitive&rdquo\;. Integrated water cycle manageme
 nt in high groundwater areas is complex\, where the water table itself can
  be significantly perturbed by urbanization\, with minimal soil depth for 
 storm water infiltration. The Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Water 
 Sensitive Cities is an Australian partnership between universities\, gover
 nment and private industry established to address key knowledge gaps for i
 mproved urban water management. Under the CRC project on urbanization in h
 igh groundwater areas\, we have shown that infiltration rates significantl
 y increase and groundwater rises after urbanization\, surface and sub-surf
 ace drainage mobilizes groundwater low in oxygen and high in nutrients to 
 the detriment of receiving waters\, and storm water treatment systems inte
 rcepted by groundwater no longer reach design objectives. This scenario pr
 esents challenges for urban planners and designers\, drainage engineers\, 
 environmental regulators\, and government agencies.\n&nbsp\;\n*** Invited 
 by Stefan Peiffer\, Hydrology\, as UBT Senior International Fellow
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180705T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180705T133000
SUMMARY:Prof. Carolyn Oldham\, School of Engineering\, The University of We
 stern Australia (Homepage): Groundwater flooding in a drying city: urban h
 ydrology\, nutrient management and the intersection of science\, policy an
 d regulation
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