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Dr Luk Peeters has over 15 years of research experience in risk and impact analysis and water resources management, with an emphasis on conceptualisation, numerical modelling and uncertainty analysis, geostatistics and machine learning. He obtained his PhD in Geology from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) and joined CSIRO Land and Water in 2010 as a Research Scientist. Dr Peeters leads the Risk and Impact Analysis Team in the Trusted Environmental and Geological Information Program, which evaluates potential impact on water and the environment of energy resource developments, such as hydrogen, oil, and gas in Queensland. He has authored over 70 peer-reviewed international journal papers and reports, including the Australian Groundwater Modelling Guidelines and the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development Explanatory Note on Uncertainty Analysis in Groundwater Modelling.