Trevor Daniell

Associate Professor

Phone: +61 8 830 35454
Email: trevord@civeng.adelaide.edu.au
Room: N143, Engineering North Building

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Personal

Present Position

Senior Lecturer (Level C), School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Associate Dean (International) Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

Qualifications

Bachelor of Engineering, Civil (Honours), Adelaide University, 1972
Master of Engineering, Adelaide University, May 1974
Master of Administrative Studies, A.N.U., 1978.

Awards

A Commonwealth University Scholarship 1967-71.
A Commonwealth Postgraduate Research Award in Civil Engineering, 1972/73.
The R.J.N. Franki Medal by the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 1974, for the best paper on any engineering subject by a student member of the Institution.
Commonwealth Public Service Executive Development Scheme Award 1988.
The Best Presentation Award at the 1991 International Hydrology and Water Resources Conference, Perth.
The best paper award (with Nick Fleming) at the Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 24-28 November 1997, Wai-Whenua, Auckland New Zealand.
G N Alexander Medal 2003 for the best paper in the previous 18 months in Hydrology Water Resources Publications of the Institution of Engineers Australia.

Fields of Special Competence

Environmental Hydrology
Systems Thinking, promoting learning and personal development
Water resource management for ecologically sustainable development
Use of Artificial Intelligence techniques in hydrology
Water resource assessment, systems analysis and strategic planning
Extreme event hydrology in Arid zones
Yield hydrology and Drought management
Urban Hydrology including urban infrastructure development, wetlands
Hydrological data analysis and modelling
Hydrographic reviews and water data archiving systems
Flooding- River, Dams, Catchment and floodplain management.

Affiliations

Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia
Chartered Professional Engineer and NPER 3
Member of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences
Member of International Water Resources Association
Member of the SA Hydrological Society, Past Chairman
Member of the Australian UNESCO IHP Committee
Member UNESCO IHP Steering Committee for SE Asia
Chairman of Technical Research Committee UNESCO IHP for SE Asia(2002-2003)
Chairman of the National Board of the Environmental Engineering Society (2000-2003)
Member of Board Environmental Engineering College of Institution of Engineers, Australia
Environmental Engineering Society SA Chapter ( Chairman200-2001)
Member of SAA Measurement of Water Flow in Open Channels and Closed Conduits (CE 024)
Member of Australian Water Association

Publications

• Books
• Book Chapters
• Major Publications/Monographs
• Refereed Journal Papers
• Unrefereed Journal Articles
• Refereed Conference Papers
• Unrefereed Conference Papers
• Invited Presentations and Abstracts
• Theses
• Reports

Books

1) Walker DJ and Daniell TM (1998) (editors) Proceedings for HydraStorm'98, 3rd International Symposium on Stormwater Management, 6th International Conference on Hydraulics in Civil Engineering, Adelaide, Sept 1998, 479pp. (50%)

2) Daniell, TM and Parsons A.M (2002) (editors) Proceedings of the 2002 ANCOLD Conference on Dams -Future Directions in Demanding Environments, 19- 25 October 2002, Adelaide South Australia, 423pp. ( ISBN 09581748 0 6) (75%)

Book Chapters

1) Daniell, T.M. (1986) 'Dam Failure Floods in the Canberra Region - What can be done?' Chapter 18 in Flood Warning in Australia: policies, institutions and technology, p261-277, 1986, CRES, ANU. (100%)

2) Daniell, T.M. and Smith, M (1989) 'The Risks and Problems Associated with Dam Failure' , Chapter 16, in Flood insurance and relief in Australia / edited by D.I. Smith and J.W. Handmer, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, Australian National University, 1989. (85%)

3) Lee Soontak, Liang Zhongmin, Ujihashi Yasuyuki and Daniell Trevor (2003) Chapter 4 Working Group 3 Statistical and Stochastic Models, Asia and Pacific FRIEND. UNESCO Documents in Hydrology Jakarta. (40%)

Major Publications/ Monographs

1) Flood warning plan: sub-plan of the ACT disaster plan, TM Daniell Chairman of Flood Planning Committee, Australia-Department-of-Territories, AGPS, Canberra, 1985, ISBN 0644040904.

2) Grayson-R (ed); Chiew-F-H (ed); Daniell-T; Hadgraft-R; Nathan-R; Sivapalan-M; Vertessy-R; Willgoose-G; Wilson-C (1993) The MYTH report: some ideas on the future of hydrology in Australia, University of Melbourne, Centre for Environmental Applied Hydrology, Parkville VIC. (10%)

Refereed Journal Papers

1) Daniell, T.M. and Kulik, V. (1987) 'Bushfire Hydrology : The Case of Leaking Watersheds', Journal of Hydrology, 92 (3-4), pp 301-314. (50%)

2) Daniell, T.M. and R.G.Hadgraft (1988) 'Computers in Hydrology - Hardware, Software and Applications', Keynote papers, Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Canberra, Feb. 1988, in Civil Engineering Transactions , Vol CE30, No. 4, Dec 1988, p207-223. (50%)

3) Daniell, T.M. and Kulik, V. (1988) 'Post-Bushfire Hydrochemistry: Simple Graphical Technique of Analysis', Water International, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1988, pp 74-79. (50%)

4) Daniell, T.M. (1988) 'Some Aspects of Extreme Flood Estimation' invited discussion, ANCOLD Bulletin, No. 79, April 1988. (100%)

5) Fleming, Nicholas S. and Trevor M. Daniell, (1994), "Sustainable Water Resources Management: an Australian Perspective," Water Resources Journal. Dec., 16-24. (40%)

6) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1996) Time-domain tuned Rainfall Runoff Models Optimised using Genetic Algorithms, Development and Application of Computer Techniques to Environmental Studies VI, Computational Mechanics Publications, p267-277. (30%)

7) Fleming, N.S.; Daniell, T.M. (1996) Matrix for evaluation of sustainability achievement (MESA): Determining the sustainability of development, Development and Application of Computer Techniques to Environmental Studies VI, Computational Mechanics Publ, p 507-516. (40%)

8) Ndiritu, J. G., and Daniell, T. M., (1997) An improved genetic algorithm for continuous and mixed discrete-continuous optimization, Engineering Optimization, Vol. 23 (1), p63-70. (30%)

9) Ndiritu, J. G., and Daniell, T. M., (1999) Assessing model calibration adequacy via global optimization, Water SA Journal. Vol 25, No.3 July 1999, p317-326. (30%)

10) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1999) An Improved Genetic Algorithm for Continuous and Mixed Discrete-Continuous Optimization. Journal of Engineering Optimisation, 31, 589 -614. (30%)

11) Murphy, S.E.;. Walker, D.J and Daniell, T.M. (2000) The Dynamic Effectiveness of a Primary Pond in a Stormwater Wetland System, Australian Journal of Water Resources, IEAust, 2000; 4(1):9-20. (25%)

12) Ndiritu, J. G., and Daniell, T. M. (2001) An Improved Genetic Algorithm for Rainfall-Runoff Model Calibration and Function Optimization, Mathematical and Computer Modelling Journal. Vol 33, 695-706. (30%)

13) Sun H., Cornish P. S., and Daniell T M (2001) Turbidity-based erosion estimation in a catchment in South Australia, Journal of Hydrology Vol 253, p227-238.

14) Sun, H.; Cornish, P. S.; Daniell, T. M. (2002) Contour-based digital elevation modeling of watershed erosion and sedimentation: Erosion and sedimentation estimation tool (EROSET), Water Resources Research, Vol 38, No 11, p 15-1 to 15-10, Doi 10.1029/2001WR000960 13 November 2002

15) Sun, H.; Cornish, P. S.; Daniell, T.M. (2002) Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using Rainfall Runoff Model and Digital Elevation Model, Journal Of Hydrologic Engineering, ASCE, Vol.7, No. 6 Nov, p 404-412.

Unrefereed Journal Articles

1) Daniell,T.M. and McCarty, D (1996) "Water Quality Monitoring for Urban Catchments and Wetlands" Municpal Engineering in Australia-Urban and Regional Planning and Development, 23 (4), p11-19.

2) Foley B A and Daniell T M (2001) Are Australian Water Use Patterns Sustainable, The Environmental Engineer, The Journal of the Environmental Engineering Society of Australia, Vol 2, No. 2, p12-17.

Refereed Conference Papers

1) Daniell, T.M. (1973) 'The Current Essentials of Dispersion and Diffusion', 1st Aust. Conference on Coastal Engineering, the Institution of Engineers, Australia, May 15-17, pp 151-158. (100%)

2) Daniell, T.M. and Fitzgerald B.J. (1982) 'Simulation and Operating Options for a Multi-Source Urban Water Supply', Institution of Engineers Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, May 1982, p54-58, Nat Conf Publ No 82/3. (60%)

3) Daniell, T.M. (1983) 'Investigations employed for Determining yield of the Ground Water Resources of Tarawa Atoll - Kiribati', Proceedings of the Meeting on Water Resources Development in the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji, United Nations, Water Resource Series No 57, ESCAP, p108-120, 1983. (100%)

4) Daniell, T.M. and Falkland, A.C. (1983) 'Information and Investigations Required For Assessing Water Resources for Water Supply on Islands' with A.C. Falkland, Proceedings of the Meeting on Water Resources Development in the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji, United Nations, Water Resource Series No 57, ESCAP, p120-131, 1983. (60%)

5) Daniell, T.M. (1983) 'Water and Tailings Management - Is Saturated Tailings Management Best Practicable Technology? ', Proceedings AWWA Specialists Conference, Darwin, Sept 1983, p28/1-12. (100%)

6) Daniell, T.M. and Fitzgerald, B.J. (1983)'High Velocity Stormwater Flow Measurement at Urban Gauging Stations in the ACT' Institution of Engineers Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Nov 1983, p161-165, Nat Conf Publ 83/13. (60%)

7) Daniell, T.M. and A Falkland (1983) 'Hydrological Investigations to Determine Groundwater Recharge on Norfolk Island', Institution of Engineers Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Nov 1983, Hobart, p333-334, Nat Conf Pub No. 83/13. (50%)

8) Daniell, T.M. (1986) 'The Drought of 1979-83 and its Effect on the Operations and Design of Canberra's Water Supply System' in The Drought of 1979-82, A Management Study, Hunter District Water Board, pp 6.1- 6.22, July 1986. (100%)

9) Daniell, T.M. and Heweston, P.F. (1988) 'HYDSYS - The ACT Water Administration Hydrometric Archiving System', Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Canberra, Feb. 1-3, 1988, p271-272, Nat Conf Publ 88/1.(50%)

10) R.M. Knee, J.T. Jivajirajah, A.C. Falkland and Daniell, T.M. (1988) 'Regional Flood Estimation Method for the ACT, Revisited' Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 1988, National Conference Publication No. 88/1 pp 54-58. (15%)

11) Daniell, T.M. and Falkland, A.C. (1988) 'Canberra's Water Supply - Risk and Reliability' , position paper for Workshop on Planning and Management of Water Resources, Adelaide, Nov. 1988. (60%)

12) Daniell, T.M. and Kulik, V. (1988) Hydrological Forecast of Conflagrations: New Jobs for Hydrologists. Proceedings of the 5th IWRA World Congress on Water Resources, Vol. 2, pp 638-647. (30%)

13) Daniell, T.M. (1991) Neural Networks - Applications in Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering, International Conference on Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 1991, Perth, 2-4 October ,Volume 3. The Institution of Engineers, Australia Preprints of Papers pp 797-802 (National Conference Publication No. 91/19) The Award for the best presentation of a paper at the International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium was received for this paper.( There were over 150 papers presented at this symposium.) (100%)

14) Falkland A.C., Daniell, T.M., Johns I.A., Malone, D.C.,White, I.(1991) Hydrological Instrumentation: A Review of Recent Developments in Australia, International Conference on Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 1991, Perth, 2-4 October ,Volume 3. The Institution of Engineers, Australia Preprints of Papers pp. 151-164, (National Conference Publication No. 91/19) Invited keynote paper to the Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium. (20%)

15) Daniell, T.M. (1991) Flexibility in Management - Specialised Training for Engineering Undergraduates, National Engineering Management Conference 1991, Adelaide 10-11 October 1991, pp. 109 -112, The I.E. Aust., National conference Publication No. 91/20. (100%)

16) Daniell, T.M. and Warner, R.F. (1991) Peer Assessment of Teaching in Engineering in Conference Proceedings of 3rd Annual Convention and Conference of the Australasian Association of Engineering Education, Adelaide, December 15-18, pp. 351-355. (50%)

17) Knee, R.M., Daniell, T.M. and Falkland, A.C (1992) A Hitchhikers Guide to Urban Stormwater - Data Collection and Modelling, International Symposium on Urban Stormwater Management Sydney 4-7 February 1992, p70-75. (30%)

18) Dandy, G.C. and Daniell, T.M. (1992) A review of undergraduate Environmental Engineering Degrees in Australia. National Conference on Environmental Engineering '92. The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Preprints of Papers, 92/5, pp. 59-64. (40%)

19) Daniell, T.M. (1992) Flexible Management - An Awareness Program for Engineering Undergraduates, 4th Annual Convention and Conference of the Australasian Association of Engineering Education, Brisbane, Dec 13-16, pp. 414-419. (100%)

20) Hill, P.J., Fleming, N.S. and Daniell, T.M. (1993) How bad is your RORB modelling? Sensitivity Fitting- An Innovation! Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Management, Geo Water and Engineering Aspects, Wollongong, Feb. (15%)

21) Daniell, T.M. and Wundke, A (1993) Neural Networks - Assisting in Water Quality Modelling, preprints WATERCOMP '93, Australasian Conference on Computing for the Water Industry Today and Tomorrow, 2nd Melbourne, Mar 30 -Apr 1, p51-57, Nat Conf Pub 93/2. (50%)

22) Akter, S and Daniell, T.M. (1993) Regional Flood Estimation in the Mt Lofty Ranges, Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium Newcastle, June 30-July 2, Preprints of papers. Institution of Engineers, Australia, Barton ACT, p281-286, Nat Conf Pub No 93/14. (50%)

23) Fleming, N.S. and Daniell, T.M. (1993) Sustainable Water Resources Management: An Australian Perspective, International Conference on Environmentally Sound Water Resources Utilization, AIT and IWRA, Bangkok, Nov. (40%)

24) Daniell, T.M. and Dandy G.C. (1993) Development of a cross instituional Masters program in Hydrology and Water Resources, Proc. of the 5th Annual Conference of the Australasian Association for Engineering Education, (Faculty of Engineering, University of Auckland, NZ), Dec 1993, pp. 266-271. (50%)

25) Daniell, T.M. and Hadgraft, R. G. (1993) Hydrology Toolbox for Undergraduates incorporating Problem Based Learning, Proc. of the 5th Annual Conference of the Australasian Association for Engineering Education, (Faculty of Engineering, University of Auckland, NZ), Dec 1993, pp. 260-265. (50%)

26) Hadgraft, R.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1994) Obtaining the Art of Hydrological Modelling using Problem Based Learning, 25th Congress of The International Association of Hydrogeologists/ International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Adelaide 21-25 November, Water Down Under, Volume 1 pp 645-651. (50%)

27) Daniell, T.M. and McCarty, D.J.(1994), Sedimentation in Artificial Wetlands at Happy Valley, South Australia, 25th Congress of The International Association of Hydrogeologists/ International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Adelaide 21-25 November, Water Down Under 94, Volume 3 pp 341-346. (70%)

28) Hill, P.I. and Daniell, T.M. (1994) Extreme Flood Estimation: guesses at big floods? 25th Congress of The International Association of Hydrogeologists/ International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Adelaide 21-25 November, Water Down Under, Volume 3 pp 193-198. (20%)

29) Daniell, T.M. McCarty, D.J. and Woithe, S. (1994) Cost Effective Monitoring of Urban Stormwater entering the MFP Site, Wingfield, South Australia. 25th Congress of The International Association of Hydrogeologists/ International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Adelaide 21-25 November, Water Down Under, Volume 3, p453-456, Conf Publ No 94/10. (80%)

30) Fleming, N.S and Daniell, T.M. (1995) Matrix for Evaluation of Sustainability Achievement(MESA): Determining the Sustainability of Development, National Environmental Engineering Conference 1995, Towards a Sustainable Future: Challenges and Responses, The Institution of Engineers Aust. Preprints of Papers pp 99-106. (25%)

31) Sun, H and Daniell, T.M. (1995) Digital Terrain Modelling of Small Catchment hydrology for sedimentation Purposes, The Second International Symposium on Urban Stormwater Management, Melbourne, Australia, 11-13 July 1995. The Institution of Engineers, Australia Preprints of Papers pp 289-294, Conf Pub No 95/06. (50%)

32) Kemp, D and Daniell, T.M. (1995) Towards simple and rational Urban hydrology modelling - a new approach, The Second International Symposium on Urban Stormwater Management, Melbourne, Australia, 11-13 July 1995. The Institution of Engineers, Australia Preprints of Papers pp 195-200, Conf Pub No 95/06. (30%)

33) Daniell, T.M. and McCarty, D (1995) Retrofitting Urban Wetlands for Water Quality Control. in National Conference on Wetlands for Water Quality Control, James Cook University, Townsville, 25-29 Sept, pp 415-424. (70%)

34) Fleming, N.S. and Daniell, T.M. (1996) "Matrix for Evaluation of Sustainability Achievement(MESA): An Aid to Water Resources Project Evaluation", The 1995 National 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Tasmania, May, IEAust NCP No. 96/05, pp 521-528. (25%)

35) Kemp D and Daniell T.M. (1996) "A Proposal for a Rainfall Runoff Routing (RRR) Model", 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Tasmania, May, IEAust NCP No. 96/05, pp.15-22. (30%)

36) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1996) A simple domain tuned rainfall runoff Model Optimised Using Genetic Algorithms. 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Australia, 21-24 May, NCP 96/05, pp.711-714. (30%)

37) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1996) Rainfall Runoff Model Calibration by the Genetic Algorithm Method. ASCE Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 1996. (30%)

38) Pannell, J.C., Daniell, T.M. and Walker, D.J. (1996) "Rainfall based Real Time Flood Forecasting using Artificial Neural Networks", 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Tasmania, May, IEAust NCP No. 96/05, pp.7-14. (25%)

39) Sun, H and Daniell, T.M. (1996) "Catchment Moisture Distribution and hydrological Digital Terrain Modelling, 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Tasmania, May, IEAust NCP No. 96/05, pp 189-194. (40%)

40) Williams, B.G., Daniell, T.M., (1996) Characterisation of Stormwater Runoff, Wingfield, South Australia. Advanced Technology in the Environmental Field, IASTED International Conference, Gold Coast 1996. (25%)

41) Williams, B.G., Daniell, T.M., (1996) Characterisation of Stormwater Runoff, Entering the MFP Wetland, Wingfield, South Australia. International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research: Towards the 21st Century, October 29-31, Kyoto, Japan, p 61-68. (50%)

42) Wundke, A. D. and Daniell, T.M. (1996) "Using Neural Networks to model the behaviour of water Quality Parameters"., 23rd Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Hobart, Tasmania, May, IEAust NCP No. 96/05, pp 273-280. (30%)

43) Daniell, T.M., Williams, B.G., Fisher, G. (1997) Monitoring Stormwater Quantity - Some Hints and Pitfalls, Stormwater in the next millennium, Hydrological Society of South Australia, 23rd October 1997, Adelaide, South Australia.p 1-7. (60%)

44) Daniell, T.M. and Williams, B.G (1997) Determination of Urban Runoff Pollutant Load - Both Quality and Quantity of Flow are Important, Workshop on Local Scale Hydrological Processes in Islands, Highlands and Urban Areas in Malaysia: Needs for Future Direction, 12-14 November 1997, Kuala Lumpur, IHP Malaysia and Unesco. (50%)

45) Fleming, N. S. and Daniell, T.M. (1997) A Strategic Perspective on Stormwater Management for the Northern Adelaide Plains, Stormwater in the next millennium, Hydrological Society of South Australia, 23rd October 1997, Adelaide, South Australia.p 33-41. (35%)

46) Kemp D and Daniell T. M. "The Olary Floods - February 1997", Aqua Australis, No. 1, Vol.3, p 3-7, July 1997. (50%)

47) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M. (1997) An Improved Genetic Algorithm for Rainfall-Runoff Model Calibration and Function Optimization, MODSIM97 Conference, 8-11 December 1997, University of Tasmania, Hobart International Congress on Modelling and Simulation, Vol.4 p1689-1694. (30%)

48) Williams, B.G., Daniell, T.M. and Manning, P (1997) Improving Wetland Design, Documenting Inflow Loads and Tracking Pollutants, 24th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 24-28 November 1997, Wai-Whenua, Auckland New Zealand , p 137-142. (40%)

49) Fleming, N. S and Daniell, T.M. (1997) Water Resources and Urban Form of the Northern Adelaide Plains"What Vision for 2020? Using Mesa to Let the Community Decide! 24th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 24-28 November 1997, Wai-Whenua, Auckland New Zealand. p 53-58. (Awarded best paper at conference) (30%)

50) Williams, B.G., Daniell, T.M., (1997) Ultrasonic Velocity Probes, An Aid to Development of Rating Curves, 24th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 24-28 November 1997, Wai-Whenua, Auckland New Zealand. p 550. (30%)

51) Ndiritu, J. G., and Daniell, T. M., (1998) Sensitivity of the Performance of a Shuffled Genetic Algorithm to Optimization Parameters, Proceedings, International Conference on Knowledge Based Computer Systems (KBCS-98), Mumbai, India, Dec. 1998. (30%)

52) Daniell, T.M., Kemp, D. and Dickens, J., (1998) The Olary Floods February 1997, Implications for South Australia, ANCOLD, NZSOLD, The 1998 Conference on Dams- The Challenge- Managing Dams in a Competitive Business Environment, Technical Session 6, Paper2, 29 August-4 September 1998. (50%)

53) French, R.; Daniell, T.M.; Walker, D.J. and Williams, B. (1998) The Effect of Build-up and Washoff on Pollutant Concentrations from the Barker Inlet Wetland Catchment. Hydrastorm 98, Joint International Symposium on Stormwater Management and International Conference on Hydraulics in Civil Engineering, Adelaide,p 451-456. (30%)

54) Murphy, S.E.; Daniell, T.M. and Walker, D.J. (1998) The Dynamic Effectiveness of a Primary Pond in a Stormwater Wetland. Hydrastorm 98, Joint International Symposium on Stormwater Management and International Conference on Hydraulics in Civil Engineering, Adelaide,p445-450. (25%)

55) Wright, C. J. and Daniell, T.M., (1998) Urban Flash Floods; Risk Management and the Role of Flood Warning, HydraStorm'98, 3rd International Symposium on Stormwater Management, 6th International Conference on Hydraulics in Civil Engineering, Adelaide, Sept 1998, p387-392. (30%)

56) Daniell, T.M., Kemp, D. and Dickens, J., (1999) The Olary Floods February 1997, Implications for South Australia, Proceedings of International Symposium on Floods and Droughts, Tech Documents in Hydrology No. 4, UNESCO, Nanging, China, p27-38. (50%)

57) Fleming, N and Daniell T.M. (1999) Understanding the Process and Objectives for the Sustainable Development of Water Resources, Proc of Water 99 Joint Congress, Institution of Engineers Australia Brisbane, 123-128. (20%)

58) R. K. French, T. M. Daniell, D. J. Walker (1999) An Investigation into the Effect of Washoff on Suspended Sediment Concentrations from the Barker Inlet Wetland Catchment - Poster Paper Proceedings for the First South Pacific Conference in Comprehensive Stormwater and Aquatic Ecosystem Management, Auckland, NZ. (20%)

59) Ndiritu, J.G. and Daniell, T.M (2000) Global Optimization for Effective Model Calibration, Water Institute South Africa Conference 2000 , May. (20%)

60) Daniell T.M (2001) Development of Streamflow Measurement in Australia and Beyond: Why, Where, When, How and Who? in Water history -Lessons for the future Proceedings of Conference Goolwa, Hydrological Society of South Australia, 28 Sept 2001, p 37-44.

61) Daniell, T M., Hunter, M. S., Faulkner M. P. and Hargroves K. J. (2001) Using ANNs to Develop Regionalisation Methods for Streamflow Estimation in South East Asia and the Pacific, published in the Proceedings of the International Symposium on Achievements of IHP V in Hydrological Research, Hanoi, VietNam 19-22 November 2001, IHP V Technical Document in Hydrology No. 8, Unesco, Jakarta, , pp289- 309.

62) Foley Bernadette A and Daniell, Trevor (2002) Are Traditional Thinking and Decision Making Techniques Adequate for Developing Sustainable Water Systems, 27th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 20-23 May 2002, The Water Challenge- Balancing the Risks. CDROM ISBN 085825778 5.

63) Foley Bernadette A and Daniell, Trevor (2002)A Sustainability Tool for Intrasectoral and Intersectoral Water Resources Decision Making, 27th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 20-23 May 2002, The Water Challenge- Balancing the Risks. CDROM ISBN 085825778 5.

64) Slay Peter, Walker David, and Daniell, Trevor (2002) Grass Filtration - A New Option for the Treatment of Urban Stormwater, 27th Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium 20-23 May 2002, The Water Challenge- Balancing the Risks. CDROM ISBN 085825778 5.

Unrefereed Conference Papers

1) Daniell, Trevor M (2002) New thinking for Sustainable Water Resources Management in Australia and Beyond, Proceedings of 2002 Symposium on Drought Disaster Prevention and Water Resources Measures, Research Institute of Disaster Prevention, Yeungnam University and National Institute for Disaster Prevention, Daegu, Republic of Korea, 21st Feb, p9-26. (Invited Keynote Speaker)

2) Daniell Trevor, Slay Peter and Walker David (2002) Grass Filtration Strips- An Option for the Treatment of Urban Stormwater, Proceedings of International Conference on Urban Hydrology for the 21st Century, Urban Problems in the New Millenium,14-16 October, Kuala Lumpur, 14th- 16th October 2002.

3) Murphy, S.E.; Daniell, T.M. and Walker, D.J. (1998) The Effectiveness of a Primary Pond in a Stormwater Wetland. Proceedings International Symposium on Hydrology Water Resources and Environment Development and Management in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, Korea. (25%)

4) Daniell, T.M. (1996) Water flows in, Water flows out, Where have the pollutants gone?MFP Wetlands Workshop, November, Adelaide, 7p. (100%)

5) Daniell, T.M. (1996) " A snapshot of some of the Current Research Activities in Hydrology in Australia" Proceedings -International Symposium on Comparative Research on Hydrology and Water Resources in South East Asia and the Pacific, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, p8-21.

6) Daniell, T.M. and Ndiritu, J. G. (1996) " Developing Rainfall runoff Models Using Optimisation by Genetic Algorithms" Proceedings -International Symposium on Comparative Research on Hydrology and Water Resources in South East Asia and the Pacific, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, p22-29.

7) Daniell,T.M. and McCarty, D (1996) "Water Quality Monitoring for Urban Catchments and Wetlands" Local Gvernment Engineering Conference, March 1996, Conference Papers, Adelaide, p1-10.

8) Daniell, T.M. (1995) "Environmental Flows for Sustainable Systems", National Environmental Managers Meeting for Urban Water Authorities, Adelaide, March, 10p. (100%)

9) Daniell, T.M. (1987) 'Extreme Flood Estimation - The ACT Experience' for Design Flood Forum, Warragamba NSW Dam Safety Committee, 18-19 Feb 1987. (100%)

10) Daniell, T.M. (1984) 'Drought and Operation of Canberra's Water Supply' with J. Flutter for Chief Officers Conference, Darwin, Sept 1984. (100%)

11) Daniell, T.M. (1975) 'Reservoir Yield and Security of Supply', as Department of Housing and Construction contribution to the Biennial Conference of Engineers, Melbourne, 1975. (100%)

Invited Presentations and Abstracts

1) Constructed Wetlands - Improving Water Quality in the Long Term?: T M Daniell, D Walker, Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting, July 23-27, 1996, Brisbane, Australia.

Theses

1) Daniell, T.M. (1974) 'The Initial Mixing Zones of a Dispersing Pollutant in Open Channel Flow', a thesis submitted to the Civil Engineering Faculty University of Adelaide for the Degree of Master of Engineering, May 1974.

2) Daniell, T.M. (1978) 'Concepts and Methods of Water Resources Planning', a thesis submitted to the Economics Faculty, Australian National University as partial fulfilment for the Degree of Master of Administrative Studies, February 1978.

Reports

Over 70 Reports have been published that I have contributed to or was the main author.

Research

Consulting