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Invitation to Register<br />

Waste stabilisation ponds and their allied systems have an important<br />

role to play in the future of wastewater management. There are many<br />

drivers which will lead to a renaissance in this technology. Water utilities<br />

are currently engaging with the ‘energy/water nexus’. How can we<br />

manage wastewater treatment while protecting the environment and at<br />

the same time reduce our impact on climate change via energy<br />

efficiencies or co-generation of energy Furthermore, many parts of the<br />

world including Australia have recently suffered droughts. A response is<br />

to increase wastewater reuse. Waste stabilisation ponds are important<br />

for pathogen reduction in many reuse schemes, contributing to the<br />

management of the exposure risk to public health. The development of<br />

more efficient designs and operating regimes will enhance pathogen<br />

removal and reduce evaporative losses for these systems and contribute<br />

to sustainable water resource management.<br />

These challenges are all themes within the program of the International<br />

Water Association’s 9th Specialist Group Conference on Waste<br />

Stabilisation Ponds. The expert peer review provided by the conference’s<br />

International Scientific Review Committee assures you that the papers<br />

presented within the multi-streamed technical sessions are of a very<br />

high calibre. Your engagement and participation in the conference will be<br />

actively encouraged during the innovative, facilitated Colloquia at the<br />

completion of all the respective conference streams.<br />

We invite you to enjoy the relaxed and friendly host city of Adelaide and<br />

the wider attractions of South Australia, including its fine wines, food<br />

and beaches. The post-conference technical tour will provide an<br />

opportunity not only to visit treatment systems but also to see some of<br />

the hills and vales of South Australia.<br />

We look forward to welcoming you to Adelaide in August<br />

Chair of Organising Committee<br />

Howard Fallowfield<br />

Stabilisation Ponds 2011 Committee<br />

Local Organising Committee<br />

Prof. Howard Fallowfield<br />

Tony Farror<br />

Dr Alex Keegan<br />

Prof. Nancy Cromar<br />

Neil Buchanan<br />

Flinders University (Chair)<br />

South Australian Department of Health<br />

South Australian Water Corporation<br />

Flinders University<br />

Flinders University<br />

International Scientific Review Committee<br />

Chair, Howard Fallowfield<br />

Marcos von Sperling<br />

(Brazil)<br />

Howard Pearson<br />

Nancy Cromar<br />

Jean-Luc Vasel<br />

Bernadette Picot<br />

Rupert Craggs<br />

Miller A. Camargo<br />

Rafael Kopschitz Xavier Bastos<br />

Rejane H. R. da Costa<br />

(Brazil)<br />

Michael Short<br />

Sonia Heaven<br />

Flinders University (Australia)<br />

Federal University Of Minas Gerais<br />

State University Of Paraiba (Brazil)<br />

Flinders University (Australia)<br />

ULg (Belgium)<br />

Universite Montpellier 1(France)<br />

Niwa (New Zealand)<br />

Valero (Colombia)<br />

University Of Viçosa (Brazil)<br />

Federal University Of Santa Catarina<br />

University Of NSW (Australia)<br />

Civil Engineering & Environment (UK)<br />

Venue and Host City<br />

Adelaide’s accessibility has always been positively received by convention<br />

organisers and delegates. In how many other major cities can delegates arrive at<br />

the airport, check into a five star hotel within half an hour, be just minutes from<br />

beautiful beaches and wineries<br />

Adelaide’s modern airport terminal, with state of the art facilities and sweeping<br />

views of the hills and beyond, ensures an exceptional welcome to South Australia.<br />

Located just 15 minutes from Adelaide’s central business district and minutes<br />

from the city’s famous beachside suburbs, Adelaide Airport is arguably the most<br />

conveniently located of all Australia’s capital city airports. Conference delegates<br />

visiting Adelaide are assured a quick, easy and inexpensive journey into the city<br />

centre.<br />

Adelaide enjoys high frequency, direct flights with Malaysia Airlines, Singapore<br />

Airlines, Qantas Airways, Cathay Pacific and Tiger Airways, conveniently connecting<br />

Adelaide to Asia and beyond. Air New Zealand operates direct between Adelaide<br />

and Auckland, connecting Adelaide to New Zealand and the United States.<br />

Adelaide’s central position on the continent ensures the most convenient gateway<br />

to the rest of Australia. Fast, frequent and affordable connections to all major<br />

domestic destinations with the major domestic carriers Qantas Airways, Virgin<br />

Blue, Jetstar Airways and Tiger Airways.<br />

The Stamford Grand Adelaide is located right on the beachfront at Glenelg, and<br />

provides beachside hotel accommodation, less than 20 minutes from the city, and<br />

only minutes from the airport.<br />

Glenelg is a vibrant seaside-shopping community that reflects the casual lifestyle<br />

and relaxing atmosphere of life by the sea. With long sandy beaches, enjoy any<br />

number of leisure activities by the sea including bike riding, sailing, fishing,<br />

shopping, cinemas or eating out.<br />

Program Outline<br />

Monday 1 August 2011<br />

Conference Day 1<br />

Tuesday 2 August 2011<br />

Conference Day 2<br />

Stabilisation Ponds Conference Dinner<br />

Wednesday 3 August 2011<br />

Conference Day 3<br />

Thursday 4 August 2011<br />

Optional Technical Tours

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