Providing an efficient and effective hydrometry service

Tuesday 21st June 2011

Presentations given at the BHS National Meeting at the University of Birmingham, are listed here: most are available to download in PDF format.

• Implementation of risk based approaches to field activities by the Environment Agency
  Dave Stewart, Environment Agency

• Use of fixed hyroacoustic flow sensors and remote checking of station performance
  Gareth Varney, Environment Agency

• Hydrometric uncertainty and fish passage
  Martin Dibley, Hydro-Logic

• Use of ADCP technology for flow gauging
  Karin Grust, Scottish Environment Protection Agency
  

• ADCP v Current meter comparison of gauged flows
  Nick Everard, Environment Agency

• Maximising the utility of hydrometric information for the user community: a national perspective
  Harry Dixon, CEH National River Flow Archive

• Under pressure – managing the England Wales hydrometric network in the twenty tens
  Rob Grew and Richard David, Environment Agency

• HiFlows-UK 10 years on
  Maxine Zaidman & ZdenkaRosolova, JVA Consulting and
  Rebecca Chadderton & Peter Spencer, Environment Agency

• Problems and prospects in monitoring in severe winter conditons
  Andrew Black, Dundee University

• Maintaining standards
  Stuart Child, Hydro-Logic