Updated: 15-Aug-18 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME THE 2018 …

1 Updated: 15-Aug-18 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME THE 2018 WATER NEW ZEALAND CONFERENCE & EXPO WEDNESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2018 7:30 Registration Opens 9:00 Conference Opening and Welcome from the Water New Zealand President Opening Keynote: Hon Nanaia Mahuta, Minister of Local Government Plenary Keynote: Thierry Witkowicz, Senior Vice President Business Development - Smart Cities, Veolia; Towards Smart & Resilient Cities 10:30 Morning Tea Exhibition Area Thought Leadership Asset Condition Safe Drinking Water Trenchless Technology IWA/Science Stream Young Water Professionals Water New Zealand Update John Pfahlert Technologies to Assess Condition of Wastewater Rising Mains Wayne Griffith Wsp Opus The Battle Of Waterloo Laurence Edwards Wellington Water CIPP A North American Perspective.

2 Assessing the Performance of 40 Years of CIPP Lining Rehabilitation in Winnipeg, MB Canada Chris Macey AECOM International Guest Speakers Batsi Majuru, WHO and Tracey Tackett, Seattle Public Utilities Presentations from Young Water Professionals 11:30 Water Services Association Australia Stuart Wilson Deputy Executive Director, WSAA Rat In The Sewers - Acoustic Inspection, Saving Time And Money Rob Sharp Downer NZ Applying international best practice in drinking water supplies. Lessons learnt from Hastings District Council. Carly Price The Questioning Engineer So, you re building a Tunnel! A stakeholder s perspective on the construction of a major infrastructure project in Melbourne Chris Frangos Campylobacter Survival In Groundwater.

3 Comparison Of Two Strain Types And Two Groundwater Types Louise Weaver Institute of Environmental Science & Research Ministry of Health TBC Modelling The Risks And Resilience Of Water Supplies And Water Infrastructure Using Goldsim James Blyth Jacobs Re-assessment of the Risks of Protozoa in New Zealand's Natural Waters Kathryn Jessamine Beca Deep, Large Diameter CIPP Case Study Chris Macey AECOM Fate and transport of nitrogen from wastewater irrigated to land adjacent to a sensitive harbour Jim Cooke Streamlined Environmental 12:30 Lunch Exhibition Area Thought Leadership Asset Condition Drinking Water Technology Trenchless Technology IWA/Science Stream Big Data 2:00 Green Stormwater Infrastructure - Seattle Tracey Tackett Seattle Public Utilities Renewals Spend Some Money On Investigations Or Just Do Like-For-Like Replacement?

4 James Hopgood Stantec Protozoan Removal Efficiencies In Rapid Sand Filtration Processes Using Micro Mimics Annabelle Tham Institute of Environmental Science & Research Don't Tear Down This Wall Renewal Of A U Shaped Sewer Andrew Owen Stantec E. Coli Transgressions - Learning From The Past David Wood Institute of Environmental Science & Research Facilitated by Digital Water Group and Steve Couper Auckland Council safe swim campaign Upgrading legacy SCADA systems to meet current industry demands Operational risk reduction, efficiency gains and performance optimisation Immediately following the workshop will be a presentation and discussion by the Smart Water Networks Forum (SWAN) 2.

5 30 Freshwater Policy Update Cheryl Barnes Deputy Secretary Ministry for the Environment Digital Radiography Condition Assessment Of Valves, Fire Plugs, And Pipes Mason Erkelens Detection Services Pty Uv Peroxide A New Zealand Approach Daniel Stevenson Harrison Grierson Rehabilitation of Stormwater Culverts Unique Aspects to be Addressed During Design and Specification Opus Developing A New Class Of Pathogen Surrogates For Water Applications Liping Pang Institute of Environmental Science & Research 3:00 Te Waiora Joint Institute for Freshwater Management University of Waikato & NIWA Dr Chris Tanner, Director Restructuring A Renewals PROGRAMME To Deliver Long Term Value Peter Evans Harrison Grierson Sand Removal: Past Industry Operation In Present Water Treatment Process Rebecca Upton-Birdsall Watercare Services Renewal of Deteriorated Sewers What Can and Can't be lined?

6 John Monro Interflow A Pilot Scale Evaluation of Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor technology for BNR Process Intensification Sandeep Sathyamoorthy Black & Veatch Updated: 15-Aug-18 THURSDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2018 8:00 Registration Opens Plenary Keynote: Cindy Wallis-Lage, President, Black & Veatch - Prioritising Water to drive Sustainable, Resilient Communities 10:00 Morning Tea Exhibition Area Thought Leadership Challenging Conventional Pipeline Solutions Odour/Smart Wastewater Management Protecting Receiving Waters Asset Planning Natural Disasters and Resiliency Water Sector Reform Program in Ireland Process, Challenges and Achievements Mr Jerry Grant MD of Irish Water Smart Pressure Sewer and the Development of South West Christchurch Helen Barclay GHD Preventing The Pong.

7 Whanganui s Five Year Journey Brett Eaton Cardno Microbial Diversity At Two Geographic Locations Developing A Database Of Species With Water Chemistry Louise Weaver Institute of Environmental Science & Research Master Plan Implementation - Challenges and Lessons Learnt Julie Plessis Mott Macdonald NZ Delivering Wellington's Emergency Water Network Ashley Rideout Cardno 11:00 How Drinking Water Regulation has improved the quality of water Ken Hutchison MD of Scottish Water Maida Vale And The Tale Of The Throttle Pipe - Passive-Control To Eliminate Foul Pumping Hannah Breeds Stantec Magnesium Hydroxide Dosing For Septicity Control: The Benefits Of A Catchment Wide Approach Ralph Lloyd-smith Calix Dealing with SIN: A Novel Solution Jared Mayes Cardno Smart Sewer Networks Lessons From Overseas And Their Application To New Zealand Philip Mcfarlane Wsp-Opus Funding a Disaster Paul Reed Beca 11:30 Canada s Walkerton Water Contamination Event.

8 Impact on Drinking Water Regulations David Pernitsky Stantec Lessons Learnt From Retrofitting Existing Wastewater Catchments With Vacuum Sewer Systems Post-Earthquake Pete Dawson Beca Moving Towards Smart WWTP's Through Advanced Aeration Control Jennifer Dreyfus Suez ANZ Optimisation Of Membrane Bioreactor Nutrient Removal Performance Some Practical Examples Damien Sharland Jacobs Wastewater Planning Driven By Environmental Effects Kirsten Norquay & Ian Evans Stantec An Innovative Approach to Measuring Resilience Based on Post-Earthquake Water Demand Behrooz Balaei Wsp-Opus 3:30 Afternoon Tea Exhibition Area Thought Leadership Climate Change Using Water Wisely Trenchless Technology IWA/Science Stream Water Services Managers Group 4.

9 00 Local Government NZ Stuart Crosby Vice President, LGNZ Cape Town's Day Zero - Lessons for New Zealand Wageed Kamish Tonkin + Taylor Virus Transport Through Soil From On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems Hazel Clemens University of Canterbury Avoiding Interference - a Unique Approach to Dealing with a Common Problem in HDD Installations Chris Dowd Potential Impacts On Groundwater Quality Caused By Earthquake Induced Vertical Permeability Enhancement Helen Rutter Aqualinc Research Presentations from Water Services Managers Group 4:30 Engineering a Better New Zealand Neil Miller Engineering New Zealand Responding To Climate Change Challenges Facing The Water And Wastewater Industry Olivia Philpott Watercare Services Adding Clarity To The Murky World Of Greywater Re-Use And Risk To Human Health.

10 Amber Garnett BRANZ When "Too Hard" Is Not Acceptable Marine Parade Wastewater Upgrade Jekabs Rozitis Veolia Extending ASM1 to Model a Tubular Biofilm Reactor Caroline Hope Beca 5:00 Water New Zealand AGM Green Square: Enabling Urban Renewal Through Effective Flood Risk Management Nick Taylor Wsp 60 Years of Migratory Bird Management on the Manukau Chris Garton, Liam Templeton (Watercare Services Ltd), David Lawrie (Ornithological Society of New Zealand), Bronwen Turner (The Manukau Harbour Restoration Society) Improving The Resilience Of Key Pipelines Leigh John Aquapipe Solutions IWA/Science AGM Welcome Reception Exhibition Area Updated: 15-Aug-18 12.