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Organised by and
held at the Centre for Sustainable Living in Denmark
WA on Friday
December 9, 2005
supported by
Murdoch
University's Environmental Technology Centre
Green
Skills Inc
The Myer Foundation
Environmental
Technology Centre - Water Research is supported by
WA Premier's Water Foundation
» Symposium
Outline
Overview of technologies for black and grey water management:
including septic systems, aerobic treatment units, compost toilets,
grey water units, sand filtering, aquaponics, wetland filtration,
rotating bio-disc contactors, membrane bioreactor plants, multi-stage
aerobic biological filters
Parallel technical sessions:
Stream 1 Dealing effectively with nutrients and
biological issues micro to macro scale: point source to total catchment
management
Stream 2 Irrigration systems and wastewater: product choices, time
scheduling, disinfection, common problems, ongoing management
Stream 3 Constructed wetlands: discussion on types for different purposes
at a range of scales
Stream 4 Open space: an opportunity to network on topics important
to you but not scheduled in seminar
Parallel workshop sessions:
Wkshp 1 Home-based wastewater management systems selection and planning.
Site assessment, regulation issues, application processes, selection
from options, timeframes, sources of technical assistance, ongoing
maintenance
Wkshp 2 Community or subdivision wastewater management selection and
planning. Site assessment, regulation issues, application processes,
selection from options, timeframes, sources of technical assistance,
ongoing maintenance Refreshments available all afternoon
Question & Answer
session:
Panel of presenters to answer questions from the floor, discuss key
issues raised by the day, outline sources for further information,
and provide guidance for further seminars to assist in this field.
Conclusion & Wrap Up
» Download
the souvenir symposium booklet [pdf 2.2MB]
» Participants
 Introduction
Martin
Anda, Overview of Technologies
Shaun Jamieson, Database of Urban Village Scale Systems
Ertan Barkman, Moving Bed Bio Reactors
Dealing effectively with nutrients and biological issues
Robert Hughes Murdoch University ETC
Jaya Nair Murdoch University ETC
Simon Neville ECOTONES & Assoc.
Irrigation systems
Andrew Crawford, Netafim
Katherine Taylor Murdoch University ETC
Constructed wetlands
Stewart Dallas Murdoch University ETC
Noraisha Oyama, Aquaponics
Using Centre for Sustainable Living, a local house and Great Southern
Grammar as case studies
Louise Duxbury, Green Skills
Kuruvilla Mathew Murdoch University ETC
Gary James Murdoch University ETC
 Using a peri-urban subdivision and also Somerville ecovillage as case
studies
Martin Anda Murdoch University ETC
Michelle Hale ATA Environmental
John Hunt Murdoch University ETC
Isabella Jennings Murdoch University ETC
» Online
papers/abstracts [to be updated]
Martin Anda
On-site
Wastewater Management Technology Options in Australia
Ertan
Barkman (Moltoni Infratech Pty Ltd)
Moving Bed Bioreactors
Stewart
Dallas
Constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment in Western Australia
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Tim Frodsham
Community Gardens Using Grey Water in Fremantle [full
paper available for download as pdf]
Goen
Ho and Martin Anda
Decentralised wastewater systems in urban villages
Robert
Hughes
Nutrient Management and Small-Scale Wastewater Treatment: Regulatory
Policies, Removal Pathways and Reuse
Potential
Gary
James
Biolytic
Filtration for Onsite Wastewater Management
Shaun
Jamieson
Onsite wastewater treatment technology database [download
the full paper PDF]
#
Isabella Jennings
Integrated Sustainable design and planning options for community
and village scale wastewater
recycling [abridged paper available for download
as pdf]
Jaya
Nair
Pathogen
management in Wastewater Reuse from onsite treatment systems
Jaya
Nair
Hydroponics
as a method to reuse wastewater from Onsite treatment systems
#
S.D. Neville, R.N. Summers, D.M. Weaver, K. Lavell
Improving Water Quality
in the Coastal Catchment of the Peel-Harvey
Inlets [full paper available for download as pdf]
Beth
Strang
Decentralised Wastewater Treatment and Recycling Systems (DeWaTARS)
in WA Urban Villages:
Development
of a Legislative Framework
Katherine
Taylor
Irrigation Systems and Wastewater
» Download
the souvenir symposium booklet [pdf 2.2MB]
NB Where possible
we have provided a summary or abstract of a paper or person’s
presentation. In some cases we have a full paper and as such
have included them.
Shortly
we will
offer
all
presenters
the
opportunity to have their paper put on the Symposium Webpage
(at the ETC website) with a view to producing a publication.
» for
more info contact:
Centre for Sustainable
Living
Denmark, Western Australia
Phone + 61 8 9848 3310
www.denmarkcsl.com.au
csl@denmarkcsl.com.au
Proudly
supported by
Centre for Sustainable Living
Green Skills Inc
The Myer Foundation
Murdoch University Environmental Technology Centre
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