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Journal Article

Title: Warren Memorial Prize - 1956 Award
In: Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint: vol. 29, no. 10-11, Oct-Nov 1957, p. 262
Description: Includes brief biographies of E B Pender, BA ME AMIEAust; D T Walsh, BE AMIEAust; and D Anderson, BA BAI AMIEAust.
Abstract: The Council of The Institution has decided that the 1956 Award of the Warren Memorial Prize be made to Messrs E B Pender, BA ME AMIEAust, D T Walsh, BE AMIEAust, and D Anderson, BA BAI AMIEAust, for their paper entitled, "Hydrology in the Snowy Mountains Area", which was published in the March 1956 issue of The Journal.

Awards

W. H. Warren Medal, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1926 - )
1956 Award of the Warren Memorial Prize, to E B Pender, BA ME AMIEAust, D T Walsh, BE AMIEAust, and D Anderson, BA BAI AMIEAust, for the paper "Hydrology in the Snowy Mountains Area" published in the Journal, Mar 1956.

Related Published resources

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Pender, E. B.; Walsh, D. T.; Anderson, D., 'Hydrology in the Snowy Mountains area', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 28 (3) (1956), 51-66. Details

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