David Ebbs
PhD Candidate
Faculty of Science and Technology
Call: 03 5327 9669
Email: d.ebbs@federation.edu.au
Supervisors: Assoc Prof Peter Dahlhaus, Dr Harpreet Singh Kandra and Dr Andrew Barton
Year commenced: 2015
Impact of using stormwater to supply a city
As population increases, communities become more urbanised and water use increases, it becomes more difficult for traditional water supplies to meet demand. Urbanisation also has environmental impacts on the downstream waterways. Continue reading...
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Qualifications
- 2004 - Masters of Business Administration, Deakin University
- 1987 - Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours), The University of Melbourne
Professional experience
- Federation University Australia
- Sessional Lecturer – Engineering (from 2015)
- Researcher (CeRDI 0.2 – from 2016)
- ebbs – Engineering Better Business Solutions (Principal) (2003–2015)
- Contracting in productivity improvements and manufacturing efficiency
- Grigsby’s Foundry (Owner and Business Manager) (2005–2014)
- Eureka Tiles (Operations Manager (1999–2003)
- Laminex Industries – Engineering Manager (1994–1999)
- Kemcor Australia – Process Engineer (1988–1994)
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RESEARCH OUTPUT
Conferences
Ebbs, D., Dahlhaus, P.G. and Kandra H. (2016) Ballarat's Journey to a Water Sensitive City. Working together to build strong Regional Futures. RUN Regional Futures Conference, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton
Ebbs, D., Dahlhaus, P.G. and Kandra H. (2016) Ballarat's Journey to a Water Sensitive City. Federation University HDR Conference, Federation University Australia, Mt. Helen
Refereed conference papers
Ebbs, D., Dahlhaus, P.G. and Kandra H. (2016). The journey to a Water Sensitive City - A case study of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Water Infrastructure & the Environment, 56th New Zealand Hydrological Society, 37th Australian Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium and 7th IPENZ Rivers Group, Queenstown, NZ Nov 28 - Dec 2, 2016
Journal articles
Ebbs, D., Dahlhaus, P.G. and Kandra H. (2017) submitted. Ballarat's messy path to a Water Sensitive City, e-Water, Journal of Australian Water Association, Canberra, Australia
Ebbs, D., Dahlhaus, P.G., Barton A. and Kandra H. (2017) submitted. Urban Water Demand - Is it an ever increasing problem? Water Resources and Economics
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