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GIP-SWMM: A new Green Infrastructure Placement Tool coupled with SWMM

Journal of Environmental Management, 2021
A new Green Infrastructure Placement Tool coupled with Storm Water Management Model (GIP-SWMM) is developed for selection and strategic placement of Green Infrastructure (GI) practices. The tool supports GI placement at multiple scales - from a few city blocks to large watersheds.
Ali, Shojaeizadeh, Mengistu, Geza, Terri S, Hogue   +2 more
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OSTRICH-SWMM: A New Multi-Objective Optimization Tool for Green Infrastructure Planning With SWMM

Environmental Modelling and Software, 2019
Abstract The installation of Green Infrastructure (GI) can revitalize communities while reducing sewage overflows and improving runoff quality. However, determining the proper GI investment is a challenging management task. Numerical hydrologic models, such as the Storm Water Management Model (SWMM), are the primary design tool for GI.
L Shawn Matott, Zhenduo Zhu, Seyed Hamed Ghodsi   +2 more
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Generate_SWMM_inp: An Open-Source QGIS Plugin to Import and Export Model Input Files for SWMM

Water (Switzerland), 2022
SWMM is an open-source model and software developed by the US EPA for the simulation of rainfall-runoff and routing in water bodies, sewer systems and wastewater infrastructures. It has been applied in numerous practical works and research projects.
Jens Tränckner, Jannik Schilling
exaly   +2 more sources

Simulating the Hydrological Performance of Low Impact Development in Shallow Groundwater via a Modified SWMM

Journal of Hydrology, 2018
Low impact development (LID) practices are effective in restoring natural hydrological processes, but they may be affected by groundwater and pose additional risk to groundwater dynamics and contamination in shallow groundwater conditions.
Kun Zhang, Yang Yang, Ting Fong May Chui
exaly   +2 more sources

Efficacy of SWMM Application

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 1991
The stormwater management model (SWMM) is applied to a 10-sq-mi urbanized residential area. The application is intentionally constrained to a rather gross spatial scale (no modeling of storm sewer transport) in order to mimic anticipated regional modeling efforts.
J. J. Warwick, P. Tadepalli
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SWMM: Secure Wireless Mobility Management

2010 17th International Conference on Telecommunications, 2010
Mesh technology has captured the interest of university research and industry, because of its capacity to meet at the same time the requirements of suppliers of wireless access to Internet and of users. But, the architecture and the configuration of this type of network do not ensure a protection against the unauthorized use of the network since the ...
Ikbel Daly, Faouzi Zarai, Lotfi Kamoun
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Parallel flow routing in SWMM 5

Environmental Modelling & Software, 2014
The hydrodynamic rainfall-runoff and urban drainage simulation model SWMM (Storm Water Management Model) is a state of the art software tool applied likewise in research and practice. In order to reduce the computational burden of long simulation runs and to use the extra power of modern multi-core computers, a parallel version of SWMM is presented ...
Gregor Burger, Robert Sitzenfrei, Manfred Kleidorfer, Wolfgang Rauch   +3 more
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Expert System for Calibrating Swmm

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 1989
EPA'S Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) simulates all aspects of the hydrologic and quality cycles. Using expert system technology, an interactive user‐support framework has been developed to automate the calibration of the runoff block. It acts as a front end to assist the user in the initial estimation of the parameter values and in building the ...
C. Baffaut, J. W. Delleur
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SWMM Model and Level of Discretization

Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1981
The costs of setting up and running a storm water management model are largely determined by the level of discretization used for a particular catchment. This study investigates the level of discretization needed to adequately represent an urban watershed and to illustrate the effects of reducing the number of subcatchments on the accuracy of runoff ...
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ENHANCED BIORETENTION MODELING USING SWMM-DMU: A COUPLED DRAINMOD-URBAN AND SWMM MODEL

Bioretention systems are increasingly being adopted in urban stormwater management as an effective technique to restore more natural hydrology. Despite this, there is a limited understanding as to how the local benefits of bioretention scale to the larger watershed.
Ghada Diab, Ryan J. Winston, Jon M. Hathaway   +2 more
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