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As part of the Victorian Water Climate Initiative (VicWaCI),we hosted a series of webinars to improve and build a shared understanding of the impacts of climate change on water availability across the water sector.

These sessions detail some of the research findings by our researchers.

Hear from VicWaCI researchers about how Victoria's climate and water resources are changing.

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The views and opinions expressed in these videos are those of the presenter. They do not necessarily reflect the department or its work. These videos feature optional closed captions.

How forest disturbance affects streamflow: The Kuczera Curve revisited

Presenters: Professor Patrick Lane (University of Melbourne)

Date: 12 September 2023

Length: 40 minutes

Topic: How forest disturbance affects streamflow: The Kuczera Curve revisited.

Observed shifts in Victoria’s precipitation distributions

Presenter: Gen Tolhurst (Bureau of Meteorology)

Date: 30 March 2023

Length: 21 minutes

Introducing the VicWaCi 2 Program

Presenters: Geoff Steendam (DEECA), Dr Irina Rudeva (Bureau of Meteorology), and Dr Francis Chiew (CSIRO)

Date: 13 September 2022

Length: 53 minutes (incl. Q&A)

Victoria’s Water in a Changing Climate research overview and panel

Presenters: Dr Pandora Hope (Bureau of Meteorology), Dr Murray Peel (University of Melbourne), Dr Francis Chiew (CSIRO), Geoff Steendam (DEECA), and Grace Mitchell (DEECA)

Date: 3 February 2021

Length: 57 min (inc. Q&A)

Topic: Victoria’s Water in a Changing Climate research overview and panel.

Hydroclimate projections and baselines

Presenter: Dr Steve Charles (CSIRO)

Date: 7 October 2020

Length: 54 mins (inc. Q&A)

Topic: Hydroclimate projections and baselines

Defining a climate baseline: separating climate change from climate variability in recent rainfall

Presenter: Dr Surendra Rauniyar (Bureau of Meteorology)

Date: 16 September 2020

Length: 52 mins (inc. Q&A)

Topic: Defining a climate baseline: separating climate change from climate variability in recent rainfall

The contribution of changing weather systems to the reduced streamflow response during the Millenium Drought

Presenter: Dr Peter Van Rensch (Bureau of Meteorology)

Date: 26 August 2020

Length: 34 mins (inc. Q&A)

Topic: The contribution of changing weather systems to the reduced streamflow response during the Millennium Drought

The weather systems that produce extreme rainfall in Victoria and how hourly rainfall intensity is changing

Presenter: Dr Luke Osburn (Bureau of Meteorology)

Date: 19 August 2020

Length: 39mins (inc. Q&A)

Topic: The weather systems that produce extreme rainfall in Victoria and how hourly rainfall intensity is changing

Hydrologic shift, catchment runoff and drought

Presenter: Dr Margarita Saft (University of Melbourne) and Dr Tim Peterson (Monash University)

Date: 29 July 2020

Length: 72 min (inc. Q&A)

Topic: Does catchment runoff always recover from droughts? A state-wide natural experiment that challenges our assumptions.

Which weather systems cause Victoria's rainfall and how are they changing?

Presenter: Dr Acacia Pepler (Bureau of Meteorology)

Date: 1 July 2020

Length: 42 min (inc. Q&A)

Topic: Which weather systems cause Victoria's rainfall and how are they changing?

A systems approach to understanding climate change impacts on water

Presenter: Dr Michelle Ho (CSIRO)

Date: 27 May 2020

Length: 51 min (inc. Q&A)

Topic: A system’s approach to understanding climate change impacts on water.

Page last updated: 21/12/23