Partners

	The University of Queensland eResearch Lab
	The UQ e-Research Lab is based in the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at the University of Queensland. The e-Research Lab comprises a team of information scientists and software engineers developing innovative information management, visualization and publishing tools for researchers across many disciplines including: marine science, environmental science, biodiversity, bio-informatics, literary studies and art conservation.
	Microsoft Research
	Microsoft Research has more than 800 researchers, including some of the world's finest computer scientists, sociologists, psychologists, mathematicians, physicists, and engineers, working in labs and centers around the world conducting both basic and applied research in computer science and software engineering. Microsoft Research is also collaborating with universities worldwide to advance the field of computer science. The Health-e-Waterways project is one example of such a collaboration.
	Healthy Waterways
	Healthy Waterways is a unique non-government, not-for-profit organisation working to protect and improve waterway health. The organisation monitors, plans, and implements waterway health actions by facilitating regional collaboration among its members from government, industry, research, and community. A key program of Healthy Waterways is the Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program which delivers a regional assessment of the ambient ecosystem health for each of South East Queensland's 19 major catchments, 18 river estuaries, and Moreton Bay.

Funding

Project funding has been acquired through a combination of partner contributions and the Queensland Government's National and International Research Alliances Program (NIRAP) 2007/2008.