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Stu Hamilton (Author, Hydrology Corner Blog) and Martin Doyle (Tasman District Council) contemplating the New Zealand landscape from the perspective of the Old Ghost Road.
03 Jan

Adventures of a Peripatetic Hydrologist – Water Infrastructure & the Environment Conference

by Stu Hamilton
in Hydrology
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Ray Maynard calls me a peripatetic hydrologist. I had to look it up. There are two meanings: 1) a person who travels from place to place or 2) an Aristotelian philosopher. I think I fit both definitions. Aristotle placed great emphasis on direct observation of nature and that theory must follow fact. I also travel a lot. Whereas I can’t deny this label, I have...

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Banner for International Hydrometry Workshop.
06 Dec

International Hydrometry Workshop – Recent Advances in Technology & Uncertainty Analysis

by Stu Hamilton
in Hydrology
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In the field of hydrometry there is benefit that arises from global collaboration. Few monitoring agencies have enough resources needed to invest in wide-ranging discovery of better ways for acquiring and producing streamflow data. However, it is feasible for local centres of expertise to develop that can advance any one of many opportunities for significant advancement in the business of water measurement and monitoring....

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