 | Enviromet has had extensive experience in establishing and operating meteorological monitoring stations and collecting and analysing the recordings. Applications have included monitoring for wind energy, and for dispersion of gases from mining and industrial processing, and of odour from wastewater treatment plants, landfills, feedlots, piggeries and poultry farms. Overall, Environet has installed more than 300 meteorological stations in all states of Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, India, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Philippines South Korea, Tonga and Vanuatu. Approximately 250 stations have been for wind prospecting and 150 of these have been on towers between 40 m and 80 m high. A variety of sensors and data loggers has been deployed on guyed lattice and tubular towers and self-supporting masts.
Enviromet has also measured vertical soundings (more than 1,500) of temperature, wind speed and direction for some 20 projects in five states and territories of Australia as well as in Papua New Guinea and India. Nocturnal surface inversion and wind characteristics have been measured to dimension stacks for aluminium and nickel smelters, gas and steel plants, power stations, vehicular tunnels, a pulp mill, a uranium mine and plant, and for assessments of photochemical smog formation in Melbourne and Sydney for state EPAs, as well as heat island effects and sound propagation. |  | Over the years, the University of Melbourne has established itself as one of the finest in Australia, if not the world. This is achieved by progressive management, realistic visions for the future and strategic collaborations. Here you will find comprehensive plans that underpin the continuing success of the University.
The VISION is of a University of Melbourne international in character and focus, and world class in the staff and students it attracts, the research and scholarship it produces and the academic standards to which it adheres; a university adding immense intellectual, cultural and professional energy to the City of Melbourne, and serving Victoria and Australia by performing and being acknowledged as one of the finest universities in the world. |  | ChemRisk is a consulting firm providing state-of-the-art toxicology, industrial hygiene, epidemiology, and risk assessment services to organizations that confront public health, occupational health, and environmental challenges.
Professionals on the ChemRisk team have a long-standing reputation for thorough scientific analysis and for sharing results in the peer-reviewed scientific literature. Many of the over 200 papers published by scientists in the firm are frequently referenced in both litigation and regulatory decision-making. |  | Seed Advisory is a commercial advisory firm specialising in the energy sector including electricity, gas, renewable technologies and carbon. Key services include the provision of commercial, strategic and risk management advice to energy companies and users, infrastructure businesses, governments, financial institutions, entrepreneurs and investors.
Seed Advisory has experienced personnel with strong analytical, communication and quantitative skills with backgrounds in strategy, risk management, policy development and commercial management. |
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