Abstract: Nutrient cycling was compared in a grassed detention basin and a bioretention basin was amended with compost, mulch, and diverse plantings. The authors monitored dissolved nutrients in basin inflows and outflows and emissions ...

Abstract: Buildup/wash-off (BUWO) models are widely used to estimate pollutant export from urban and suburban watersheds. Here, we propose that the mass of washed-off particulate during a storm event is insensitive to the time between ...

Abstract: Green infrastructure (GI) is a popular tool to improve city resilience to climate change and improve water quality. However, because these systems receive pulses of nutrient rich stormwater (SW), they may be contributing ...

Abstract: The curve number (CN) equation is a semiempirical, event-based model commonly used to estimate rainfall runoff. This model was originally developed in the 1950s to estimate storm runoff from 24-h rainfall events from small ...

Abstract: Most widely used nonpoint source models associate pollutant loads almost exclusively with land use via pollutant export coefficients and some kind of runoff coefficient. Not surprisingly, the range of management options ...

Abstract: Increasing stream chloride (

Abstract: The performance and progressive development of irrigation distribution and rotation methods were studied in two government-sponsored systems of Niger, West Africa. Systemwide water distribution was monitored intensively ...

Abstract: A simple snowdrift model was developed, incorporated into a distributed winter-time hydrological model, and tested against snow measurements from a hillside in eastern Washington State. Snow movement can be an important ...