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Advancing Modelling Practices in New Zealand: A Legacy of Leadership and Collaboration

The Modelling Leadership Group in New Zealand has been a vital force for over a decade, shaping the landscape of water and wastewater management. Established in 1999 amidst major modelling projects, this group functions under the stewardship of Water New Zealand, fostering a network for modellers to share knowledge and best practices. Through regular events, national guidelines, and professional development initiatives, the group promotes the significance of modelling in decision-making. Looking to the future, it aims to strengthen professional ties and expand its influence across New Zealand.

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Advancing Modelling Practices in New Zealand: A Legacy of Leadership and Collaboration

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  1. Modelling in New Zealand • History: • Modelling Leadership Group active in NZ for over 10 years • Group formed in 1999 as several large modelling projects were underway • Formal network for modellers to share ideas and experiences under Water New Zealand stewardship • Regular regional events throughout NZ • Promoting role of modelling during Water NZ annual conference • Developed National guidelines for Wastewater Networks and Water Distribution Networks • Training Days

  2. Modelling in New Zealand • Modelling Special Interest Group (SIG): • Management Committee • Objectives • Aurecon’s involvement • Portfolios: • Conference • Regional Representatives • Training • Liaison • Publications • Website • Professional Development / Standing • Modelling Guidelines

  3. Modelling in New Zealand • The Future of the Modelling SIG: • Continue to promote the importance of modelling in decision making • Acceptance as a respected profession • Strengthen links with other key professional bodies • Extend reach throughout New Zealand through more widespread regional meetings • Raise the Bar Further

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