IRRIGATION AUSTRALIA WEBSITE Channel Seepage Management Tool

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Seepage risk, potential

Identification & measurement

Remediation

Approach

1 Identify & quantify
2 Determine objectives
3 Collect & evaluate info
4 Review objectives
5 Determine criteria
6 Select techniques
7 Consider options
8 Cost estimates
9 Decision to pursue
10 Economic analysis
11 Prioritise techniques
12 Select technique
13 Undertake works
14 Maintenance program
15 Monitor effectiveness

Techniques

Remediation costs, benefits

Prioritisation of works

Project review

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7 Consider all possible options

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When considering options to address channel seepage, options apart from remediation techniques should be considered. This includes consideration of asset management alternatives which may be appropriate. Such alternatives which may be considered are:
  • Do nothing – It may not be worthwhile attempting to reduce seepage if it is not significant, not causing detrimental impacts, or not cost-effective.
  • Remodel the channel – If the channel is near the end of its useful life, seepage may be addressed by remodelling the channel.
  • Relocate the channel – It may be possible to relocate the channel to areas where soil types or other conditions are more suitable.
  • Rationalise or abandon the channel – Depending on competing needs for water, the option to rationalise or abandon the channel could be considered.
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