- David Hamilton & Associates Ltd
- Hamilton, D.
- Hanson, C.
- Hanson, C.
- Harris, A.
- Hay, D.
- Haynes, R. J.
- Hayward, S. A.
- Hegarty, S., Thomas, A. & Phillips, F.
- Heiler, T.
- Hicks, D. L.
- Hulley, G. et al.
- Hulley, G.
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Title: |
Review of Irrigation and Water Storage Potential in the Shag Valley |
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Author: |
Hamilton. |
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Publisher: |
David Hamilton & Associates Ltd |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: A review of the potential for irrigation and water storage in the Shag Valley has been carried out. This review has also looked at the potential water sources for supply from areas outside the catchment. The review was triggered by the extending drought of 1998/99 and by concerns over longer term trends thas may be associated with climate change.
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Title: |
Blue Mountains Water Supply - A Review of Potential for Better Utilisation |
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Author: |
Hamilton, D. |
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Pub Date: |
August 2002 |
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Title: |
Hakataramea Irrigation Scoping Study |
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Author: |
Hamilton, D. |
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Publisher: |
David Hamilton & Associates Ltd |
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Pub Date: |
2003 |
Abstract: This report describes the scoping study undertaken for the Hakataramea Irrigation Society Inc. The Hakataramea Valley is very water short and subject to limitations on existing irrigation takes in most seasons. The Hakataramea is well known as a trout and salmon fishery. Any significant increase in water for irrigation will rely on either large water storage dams or transfer of water from outside the catchment.
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Nitrate concentration in Canterbury groundwater - a review of existing data |
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Author: |
Hanson, C. |
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Publisher: |
Environment Canterbury |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The objective of this report is to address the following questions based on a review of existing groundwater nitrate data held by Environment Canterbury: What is the range of nitrate concentrations found in Canterbury groundwater? Are there any spatial patterns to the concentrations and if so how can these patterns be interpreted? How do concentrations vary with well depth? What seasonal variations in nitrate concentrations are observed? Are there any discernible long-term trends in the data?
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Title: |
Nitrate concentrations in Canterbury groundwater - a review of existing data |
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Author: |
Hanson, C. |
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Publisher: |
Environment Canterbury |
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Web Link: |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
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Available: |
Environment Canterbury |
Abstract: The object of this report is to address the following questions based on a review of existing groundwater nitrate data held at Environment Canterbury. What is the range of nitrate concentrations found in Canterbury groundwater? Are there any discernible long-term trends in the data?
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Title: |
Role of Regional Plans in addressing water allocation issues |
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Author: |
Harris, A. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry for the Environment |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
Ministry for the Environment |
Abstract: This report looks at how regional councils currently deal with water allocation issues through regional planning, and identifies the "necessary" components of a regional plan for water allocation. This report is one aspect of the Ministry for the Environment water allocation programme.
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Title: |
Clutha Rural Water Supply Scheme Upgrading- Prefeasibility Study Report |
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Author: |
Hay, D. |
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Publisher: |
Montgomery Watson |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: With strong interest over recent years in dairying conversion within Clutha District, the Clutha Water Studies Group commissioned this Prefeasibility Study to broadly assess viability of rationalising existing rural water supplies to deliver the greater demands required by dairy farming.
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Title: |
Leaching of Nitrate from NZ Soils |
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Author: |
Haynes, R. J. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Pub Date: |
1997 |
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Dunedin; LI |
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Abstract: This report presents the analysis and interpretation of groundwater quality data collected over the last 16 years in the Christchurch-West Melton groundwater management zone. The data was analysed for spatial and temporal trends, and compared to the Drinking Water Standards for NZ 2000. The information shows the general high quality of groundwater but also shows that poorer quality groundwater does occur in some areas, mainly as a result of land use activities.
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Title: |
Future Water Allocation Issues |
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Author: |
Hegarty, S., Thomas, A. & Phillips, F. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Pub Date: |
2001 |
Abstract: The ability to accurately project the likely demand on water resources by creating a vision of New Zealand agriculture and forestry landuse is critical to the future development of many regions. Regions with affordably sustainable water resources will have a distinct advantage in attracting economic development finance from the investment community. Regions with increasing demands on water resources will have to apply logical development programmes to meet the demand and optimise the use of the resources under their stewardship. This process exposes a range of issues to consider including the environmental sustainability of certain land uses and their economic viability.
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Title: |
Public and private sector partnerships - review of international models and experiences |
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Author: |
Heiler, T. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
Abstract: This report focuses on international experiences for financing and implementing large-scale infrastructure projects in general, and water enhancement projects in particular. The study is based on a literature search and information gathering exercise to capture the essential elements of experiences in Europe, the United Kingdom and closer to home and in more detail, in Australia
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Title: |
Control of soil erosion on farmland : a summary of erosion's impact on New Zealand agriculture, and farm management practices which counteract it |
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Author: |
Hicks, D. L. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Web Link: |
www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/land-management/erosion-risks/erosiona.htm |
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Pub Date: |
1995 |
Abstract: This report was prepared under MAF's sustainable agriculture facilitation programme, and summarises the wealth of information that has been gathered over the years on managing soil erosion. It provides indicative valuations of the benefits and good practices that minimise the detrimental effects of land use, with the aim of encouraging land owners to take greater responsibility for managing soil erosion on their properties.
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement - Feasibility Study |
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Author: |
Hulley, G. et al. |
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Publisher: |
URS and Central Plains Water |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The purpose of the feasibility study is to provide the Selwyn District Council and the Christchurch City Council information on whether such a scheme is feasible before proceeding with a committment from potential financial participants, application/s for resource consents, detailed engineering and securing of finance.
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Title: |
Awatere Irrigation Study - Water Supply Options Study |
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Author: |
Hulley, G. |
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Publisher: |
URS |
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Pub Date: |
2001 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The purpose of the feasibility study is to provide the AIG with information to confirm whether such a scheme is feasible. To achieve this objective AIG has commissioned URS to investigate the need for and feasibility of a community based water supply scheme for the land lying within the Lower Awatere and Blind River Valleys
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement - Scoping Study |
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Author: |
Hulley, G., Bright, J. & Robb, C. |
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Publisher: |
URS and Central Plains Water |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The purpose of the feasibility study is to provide Selwyn District Council and Christchurch City Council information to confirm whether such a scheme is feasible.
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