Alice Tyson

Alice Tyson is a senior hydro­ge­ol­o­gist with over a decade of experience on groundwater projects in varying geology across Australia. Alice has delivered hydro­ge­o­log­i­cal and multi­dis­ci­pli­nary projects, including salinity and floodplain management, cont­a­m­i­nated groundwater inves­ti­ga­tions, hydro­ge­o­log­i­cal policy projects and a range of field inves­ti­ga­tion methods. 

Her recent project experience includes groundwater concep­tu­al­i­sa­tion and cont­a­m­i­nated groundwater management for major infra­struc­ture projects in Melbourne. She has designed field programs to survey and identify potential GDEs in Queensland’s CSG basins and undertaken landholder bore baseline surveys in similarly rural and remote envi­ron­ments. Alice has undertaken in-situ monitoring, collected field samples and analysed the data for several cont­a­m­i­nated land projects and hydro­ge­o­log­i­cal inves­ti­ga­tions.

She has developed hydro­ge­o­log­i­cal concep­tu­al­i­sa­tions for several cont­a­m­i­nated sites, floodplain and salinity management projects, and groundwater-surface water interaction inves­ti­ga­tions. Alice has also worked to create models to understand complex hydro­ge­o­log­i­cal systems, design and execute field programs, and model groundwater ingress to excavations for sewer and waterworks programs. In northern NSW, she has inves­ti­gated groundwater supply options to meet local population centres' require­ments. Alice was also part of the project team that developed the Victorian Aquifer Framework.