Meenakshi Arora

Associate Professor

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Dr. Meenakshi Arora is an Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research interests focus on water resource management, including the accuracy of remotely sensed water quality parameters, groundwater sensitivity to climate variations, and bioturbation activities in streambeds. She has contributed to various studies on sediment transport, urban water systems, and the environmental implications of urban forms on energy consumption.

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Michael J. Stewardson

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Tim Peterson

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Benjamin Henley

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University of Wollongong

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Improving the accuracy of remotely sensed TSS and turbidity using quality enhanced water reflectance by a statistical resampling technique

Micro‐computed tomography scanning approaches to quantify, parameterize and visualize bioturbation activity in clogged streambeds: A proof of concept

Groundwater Sensitivity to Climate Variations Across Australia

An IUWM incorporated model to improve water supply reliability in intermittent and no service areas

Sediment Reworking in Streambeds With Fine Sediment Deposits and Its Influence on Hyporheic Flow Regime

Porous media transport of iron nanoparticles for site remediation application: A review of lab scale column study, transport modelling and field-scale application

A combined simulation-optimisation modelling framework for assessing the energy use of urban water systems

Distribution of clay-sized sediments in streambeds and influence of fine sediment clogging on hyporheic exchange

Effects of urban forms on energy consumption of water supply in China

Sorption and transport behavior of zinc in the soil; Implications for stormwater management

The changing nature of the water–energy nexus in urban water supply systems: A critical review of changes and responses

Understanding streambeds as complex systems: review of multiple interacting environmental processes influencing streambed permeability

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Michael J. Stewardson

Tim Peterson

Benjamin Henley

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