Ever wanted to see a wetland in action during rain?

Flood Modelling

New Web Video Series

Synergy is now providing a new video channel aimed at exploring our water resources industry and the people within it a little more.  We will release videos including interviews, technical projects and research and development periodically.

Our first video is from our Director Adam Berry on using 2D hydrodynamic modelling to demonstrate and further investigate further management of frequent flow for waterway health purposes.  We anticipate having other consultants and local government professionals showcasing projects as well.

https://youtu.be/eFZ_A5pXr5k


Catchment Award Winners!!

Synergy Solutions managed to pick up a joint award alongside our colleagues from Logan City Council, E2 Designlab, Lat27 and Catchment Solutions.

The project Scrubby Creek  Catchment Recovery Plan was a collaborative investigation and strategy to encourage better waterway health, ecosystems and community interaction with Logan’s waterways.

A fun part for us was seeing the communities of native fish in some areas you wouldn’t expect and how to bring more of them back.

A key role for Synergy was incorporation and integration of flooding aspects to the project but more importantly further development of our niche area and understanding of contemporary floodplain management and application of non structural measures.  Our understanding of flooding, waterway and catchment management and practical design aspects is what sets us apart.

This is where our company excels in these sorts of space, not just undertaking another flood modelling exercise.  Watch this space as some big, exciting projects are coming to light working in and around true integration of flooding and waterway health.


Water Resources Learning

Connecting the Water Resources Industry with Universities

Synergy Solutions have now dedicated many days to preparing and delivering lectures at Queensland University of Technology to hundreds of students in the civil engineering discipline.  The lectures were recorded and also distributed to the University of Southern Qld to provide even further reach!!

Our Director’s hope is to better align university and the water resources industry to produce the water leaders of the future and ignite the passion early on that is so evident in many water professionals in the present.

Lecture one consisted of basics of urban stormwater design as well as an introduction to Water Sensitive Urban Design.  It was great to see some of the students light up in the WSUD space and want to know more after the lecture.

Lecture two was “Future directions in water engineering” and was a really interesting look at the past, present and possible future practices in the water resources space.  This included a look into flood modelling, floodplain management, flood forecasting and some of Synergy’s favourite areas of integrated water design and natural floodplain management.

On top of this, we also showed some masters students from the International Water Centre around two integrated water projects.

We are looking forward to continue to work with any academic organisations to help improve the passion and better equip students for a career in the water resources industry!!

Have a look at some of the other work we do in the not for profit space

Not for Profit Work

 

 

 


Ever wanted to see a wetland in action during rain?

Today we are going to have a look at a video of a constructed integrated water project consisting of flood mitigation, water quality and stormwater harvesting.  The video features our Director Adam Berry discussing technical aspects of a previous project at Jim Donald Parklands.

Wetland in Action

Edited short version

It is important to not walk away from these assets when they are finished construction.  Keep an eye on them, learn from them and pass these learnings onto the industry.  Mistakes included.

If you would like to see how Synergy can help in this space check out our services offered within the integrated water and wetlands space below

Integrated Water


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