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When the Data Can't Be Trusted: Continuous Monitoring's Two Failure Modes in Australian Water
Continuous monitoring at critical control points is expected to catch treatment failures before they reach the consumer, and to provide the evidence that it did. Two failure modes are quietly undermining that, one at each end of the Australian water sector.
Oct 27 min read


Source Water Quality in a Changing Climate: Rethinking What, When and Where We Monitor
No monitoring program can see everything, but it needs to see enough to manage the risks. Climate change keeps moving the goalposts.
Oct 25 min read


Colour me surprised!
Colour is an often misunderstood water quality parameter. Colour is present in most surface and ground water sources. While colour can be...
May 31, 20192 min read


Setting Critical Limits
Setting the right critical limit is possibly the most important factor in managing water quality risk and ensuring the safe supply of...
Mar 1, 20183 min read
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