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Field Evaluation of Rice Husk Biochar and Pine Tree Woodchips for Removal of Tire Wear Particles from Urban Stormwater Runoff in Oxford, Mississippi (USA). [PDF]

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Olubusoye BS, Cizdziel JV, Wontor K, Li R, Hambuchen R, Aminone VT, Moore MT, Bennett ER.   +7 more
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Urban stormwater management

Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology, 2023
Introduction to the Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology themed issue on urban stormwater management.
Luca Vezzaro, Nathalie Gilbert, Lian Lundy, María Nariné Torres Cajiao, Kefeng Zhang   +4 more
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Urban Stormwater Management – New Challenges

2021
Population increase results in more urbanization, more impervious area and less infiltration and greater flood peak and runoff. Problems become more critical due to more severe and frequent flooding likely caused by climate change, socio-economic damage, population affected, public outcry and limited funds.
Suvada Šuvalija, Emina Hadžić, Hata Milišić   +2 more
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Urban Waterlogging and Stormwater Management

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014
Nowadays, the water recycling system and natural water cycle of many areas in the world were deeply influenced during the process of urbanization. How to control the negative-effect caused by the improper stormwater management and how to solve the problems of urban water logging have attracted the eyes of the world.
Lei Gu, Ning Gu
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Urban Stormwater Management in Southeast

Journal of the Water Resources Planning and Management Division, 1981
The third of a conference series designed to address the most important water resource problems in the Southeast is summarized. Urban stormwater management issues are addressed in the context of: drainage and detention, flood plain management, erosion and sedimentation control, and stormwater pollution control. The strengths and weaknesses of state and
David H. Howells, Neil S. Grigg
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Urban Stormwater and Flood Management

2019
This chapter overviews floodplain and stormwater management from two separate jurisdictions that have different climate, geography and history though having a governance, heritage and culture that is similar. There appears to be an underlying challenge for urban flood and stormwater management to transform stormwater from a hazard to a resource and to ...
Kevin Spence, Jonathan Bridge, Duncan McLuckie, Jaya Kandasamy   +3 more
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NEW APPROACHES OF URBAN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

ZBORNIK RADOVA GEO-EXPO 2022, 2022
The paper presents new approaches to stormwater management in urban areas that are emerging as a solution to the problems of floods and water pollution in urban areas. Urban rain (pluvial) floods occur mostly due to undercapacity, incompleteness or dysfunction of the stormwater drainage system, and due to climate change and urbanization.
Suvada Šuvalija, Biljana Buhavac
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Stormwater Management in Urban Areas

2019
In an anthropogenically intact country, almost all stormwater (SW) is infiltrated, and it is absorbed by plants or evaporated. While SW in urbanized areas hardly finds an unaffected path to reach the natural water cycle, the natural water cycle has changed due to the buildings and roads associated with the growing population and also due to ...
Jakub Raček, Petr Hlavínek
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Urban Stormwater Management – New Technologies

2019
Urbanization and climate change have negative effects on the changes of natural hydrological regime (precipitation and runoff regime), which results with more frequent floods and landslides. Besides of the increased quantity of the stormwater that drainage channels have to collect, negative consequences of urbanization are also evident through ...
Suvada Jusić, Emina Hadžić, Hata Milišić   +2 more
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