Since its release in late 2019 in Australia, DHI continues to see a positive and swift adoption of MIKE+, DHI’s next generation urban modelling software. In this interview with Cliff Dredge,...

Since DHI released its next generation urban modelling software, MIKE URBAN+, in Australia in late 2019, we have seen a rather quick and promising adoption rate in Australia. In this interview with...

Applying shoreline morphology modelling supported by 40+ years of coastal monitoring to evaluate management options

Going Digital in the new Decade: No longer a 'what-if'

Surf Lakes’ wave pool facility in Australia will allow surfers of all abilities to surf at once

We're crossing the bridge!

Silicon Valley Clean Water (SVCW), a water resource recovery facility, has appointed DHI to perform a feasibility study on future adoption of innovative and energy-efficient wastewater treatment...

Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd and DHI Australia have received the Smart Infrastructure Project award at Infrastructure Partnerships Australia’s 2018 National Infrastructure Awards for the world-leading...

DHI had the pleasure to present at the 13th  Hydraulics in Water Engineering Conference (HIWE) held on the 14th - 16th November 2017 Sydney, Australia.

© Shutterstock /  NakoPhotography “For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.”  Aristotle

The Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) commissioned DHI Australia to provide insight into the nature of beach erosion at West Beach in Adelaide, South Australia.

The Coasts & Ports Conference series is the pre-eminent forum in the Australasian region for professionals to meet and discuss multi-disciplinary issues related to coasts and ports.

We are pleased to announce to MIKE Users across Australia our official release of the HYDRO Portal. HYDRO Portal is DHI's response to ARR 2016, and is delivered as a free web tool.

How to pave the way for a clean circular economy

Our expert engineer, Simon Brandi Mortensen has achieved top accolade conferred by Engineer’s Australia, the largest and most diverse professional body for engineers in the country. Awarded one of...

At DHI, our university collaboration and supervision of Master and PhD students often lead to value-added and exciting results such as in helping surfers find new surfing paradises.

The UNEP-DHI Partnership, in collaboration with eight other organisations and research institutes, have recently completed assessment of the world’s 286 transboundary river basins. The assessment...

Almost 1.5 billion people – that’s half of the world’s working population – are employed in water-related sectors today.

DHI is at the forefront in researching underwater noise impacts and providing solutions that can be used as tools in Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs). One of these tools is the Underwater...

Simulating ocean wave exposure for transportation of a large platform substructure

The inaugural Australian Groundwater Conference 2015 was held 3-5 November in Canberra. DHI was a key sponsor at the event, which attracted a large turnout of close to 350 participants, far...

As part of the efforts carried out globally to improve the guidelines for approval of ballast water management systems (also known as G8), DHI experts – in agreement with the Singapore government –...

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) signed up for our operational forecast service of large vessel drift.

We have developed state-of-the-art tools that can be used for a quantitative and integrated assessment of surf amenity for coastal developments.