Annotated Bibliography: Analyzing Quality Issues at Perth Waterfront

This annotated bibliography examines the quality management issues encountered during the Elizabeth Quay-Perth waterfront project. The assignment analyzes various research papers and articles to identify and discuss the project's quality challenges. The sources cover diverse aspects, including water quality maintenance, riverbank stabilization, sustainable urban design, and the impact of reduced water quality on the environment. The bibliography explores factors affecting water quality, such as climate change, socio-economic development, and urban design interventions, providing a comprehensive overview of the issues. It also delves into the importance of effective water treatment, sustainable planning, and the need for proper quality management to ensure the well-being of the environment and the community. The analysis includes a critical review of the Perth foreshore, its history, and the sensory experiences associated with it, emphasizing the crucial role of water quality management in the city's overall performance. The annotated bibliography aims to provide insights into the complexities of project quality management in waterfront developments and offers potential solutions for addressing the identified challenges, making it a valuable resource for students studying environmental engineering and related fields.

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Dujmovic, L. (2018). Water sensitive waterfronts: How synergies between urban design
interventions could improve the water quality of Perth water. In 10th International
Conference on Water Sensitive Urban Design: Creating water sensitive communities (WSUD
2018 & Hydropolis 2018) (p. 120). Engineers Australia.
Water quality needs to be maintained effectively within the river so that it becomes easy
to improve the quality of the Perth water. It has been observed that several issues are faced by
the development team. It has been also observed that the quality of water was at stake. Thus
there is a need to investigate the way quality can be improved. The article critically aims at
evaluating the factors that are responsible for managing the quality of the water. The findings of
that are offered with the research is that it becomes difficult to develop an efficient water
sensitive waterfront.
Harding, T. J. (2017). Riverbank stabilisation solutions. Australasian Coasts & Ports 2017:
Working with Nature, 546.
Elizabeth Quay-Perth waterfront aims at designing riverbank stabilization for the purpose
of managing the pressure. The paper aims at presenting the different riverbank stabilization
solution for Perth. The paper has been carried out for the purpose of understanding the key
factors that are influencing the development procedure. It is important to develop a proper
solution that will be capable of executing the infrastructure effectively. The main aim is to
construct an effective design to provide a proper protection towards the foreshore for managing
the infrastructure. This will protect the way stabilization is offered. The quality issue has evolved
widely and thus it is important to design a proper system.

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Honti, M., Schuwirth, N., Rieckermann, J., & Stamm, C. (2017). Can integrative catchment
management mitigate future water quality issues caused by climate change and socio-
economic development?. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 21(3), 1593-1609.
Water quality issue is considered to be one of the major issues that hamper the overall
performance of the Perth. It has been observed that due to lack of proper. The article has focused
entirely on evaluating the factors that has the potential to impact the overall quality of the water.
It has been observed that without proper support the chances of water quality degradation
increases. The article has evaluated the issues that hamper the overall water quality. The quality
issue needs to be managed properly so that it becomes easy to have a better service. Thus in
order to manage the quality it is important to improve the overall services.
Reid, S. (2015). Haptic and Olfactory Experiences of the Perth Foreshore: Case Studies in
Sensory History. Landscape Review, 16(1).
Perth needs to manage the quality of the water so that it becomes easy to provide a better
lifestyle. This paper provides a critical review about the Perth foreshore. It is important to
understand the history before analyzing the major issues. With the help of proper knowledge it
becomes easy to manage the water quality. Water quality management is the crucial aspect
throughout the city. Water quality monitoring needs to be carried out effectively as this helps in
protecting. Managing the water quality is important for health and well-being. Water plays a
critical in everyone’s life.
Yıldıza, R., Şenlierb, N., & Güzelc, R. A. B. İ. (2015). Sustainable urban design guidelines
for waterfront developments. In Gebze Technical University. 2nd International Sustainable
Buildings Symposium-Istanbul, Turkey (pp. 487-494).

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The sustainable planning of waterfront is considered to be one of the key measures that
will protect the water quality. The article aims at planning for proper development of coastal
areas and designs an effective plan for managing the water quality. There is a need to maintain
proper protection of quality of water and environment so that it becomes easy to manage the
overall quality of living. Waterfront design is prepared for the purpose of offering a better way
off developing the coastal plan. Thus it can be stated that with the help of proper design quality it
will be easy to manage the accessibility.
Leusch, F. D., Khan, S. J., Gagnon, M. M., Quayle, P., Trinh, T., Coleman, H., ... &
Reitsema, T. (2014). Assessment of wastewater and recycled water quality: a comparison of
lines of evidence from in vitro, in vivo and chemical analyses. Water research, 50, 420-431.
Water quality needs to be managed effectively so that it becomes easy to manage the
overall performance. Water quality needs to be improved properly. Water treatment needs to be
carried out properly so that it becomes easy to manage the upstream and downstream. It is
important to manage the water samples so that it becomes easy to improve the water condition.
The municipal plant needs to be managed properly so that it becomes essential to manage the
water quality. It is important to manage the overall quality of the water. Perth needs to manage
the overall quality of the water so that it becomes easy to manage the overall performance.
Wenger, A. S., Williamson, D. H., da Silva, E. T., Ceccarelli, D. M., Browne, N. K., Petus,
C., & Devlin, M. J. (2016). Effects of reduced water quality on coral reefs in and out of no‐
take marine reserves. Conservation Biology, 30(1), 142-153.
Quality of water needs to be managed in every area as this is the most essential resource.
The Elizabeth Quay-Perth waterfront has faced major issues with the water management. There

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is a need to enhance the overall performance so that it becomes easy to develop the water
facility. The quality of waterfront needs to be organized properly so that it can ensure that proper
quality is maintained. The article has focused entirely on identifying the issues a faced by
quality. The project quality issue is considered to be the most essential factor that is needed to be
addressed. The article has evaluated all the necessary requirements associated with the project
quality. Thus it can be stated that with a better quality management in project it will become
easy to resolve the issues.

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References
Dujmovic, L. (2018). Water sensitive waterfronts: How synergies between urban design
interventions could improve the water quality of Perth water. In 10th International
Conference on Water Sensitive Urban Design: Creating water sensitive communities
(WSUD 2018 & Hydropolis 2018) (p. 120). Engineers Australia.
Harding, T. J. (2017). Riverbank stabilisation solutions. Australasian Coasts & Ports 2017:
Working with Nature, 546.
Honti, M., Schuwirth, N., Rieckermann, J., & Stamm, C. (2017). Can integrative catchment
management mitigate future water quality issues caused by climate change and socio-
economic development?. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 21(3), 1593-1609.
Leusch, F. D., Khan, S. J., Gagnon, M. M., Quayle, P., Trinh, T., Coleman, H., ... & Reitsema, T.
(2014). Assessment of wastewater and recycled water quality: a comparison of lines of
evidence from in vitro, in vivo and chemical analyses. Water research, 50, 420-431.
Reid, S. (2015). Haptic and Olfactory Experiences of the Perth Foreshore: Case Studies in
Sensory History. Landscape Review, 16(1).
Wenger, A. S., Williamson, D. H., da Silva, E. T., Ceccarelli, D. M., Browne, N. K., Petus, C., &
Devlin, M. J. (2016). Effects of reduced water quality on coral reefs in and out of no‐take
marine reserves. Conservation Biology, 30(1), 142-153.

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Yıldıza, R., Şenlierb, N., & Güzelc, R. A. B. İ. (2015). Sustainable urban design guidelines for
waterfront developments. In Gebze Technical University. 2nd International Sustainable
Buildings Symposium-Istanbul, Turkey (pp. 487-494).