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Flood risk assessment of the Garita River in the urban zone of San Luis Potosí City, by hydrodynamic modeling. [PDF]

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Onchi-Ramos K, Rodríguez-Cuevas C, Couder-Castañeda C, Padilla-Pérez DA.   +3 more
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An event based analysis of extreme rainfall and historical trend in southern Tamil Nadu. [PDF]

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Deepthi BP, Vishwanth KN, Harikeerthan MK, Irukumati S, Devaraj S, Sowmya HN, Wadhwa A, Soundarrajan A, A KA, Loganathan P.   +9 more
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A practitioner-oriented regional hydrology data product for use in site-specific hydraulic applications. [PDF]

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Shook KR, He Z, Pomeroy JW, Spence C, Whitfield CJ.   +4 more
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Urban green spaces and flood disaster management: toward sustainable urban design. [PDF]

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Liu N, Zhang F.
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Assessing climate change impacts on flood risk in the Yeongsan River Basin, South Korea. [PDF]

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Ashu AB, Kang J.
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Geodesign in the era of artificial intelligence. [PDF]

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Ye X, Huang T, Song Y, Li X, Newman G, Lin Z, Wu DJ.   +6 more
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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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Bayes_Opt-Swmm: A Gaussian Process-Based Bayesian Optimization Tool for Real-Time Flood Modeling with Swmm

Environmental Modelling & Software
Ahad Hasan Tanim, Corinne Smith-Lewis, Austin R.J. Downey, Jasim Imran, Erfan Goharian   +4 more
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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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