Abstract: Results of a simplified analysis of the hydrologic performance of undrained porous pavements, pavements without underdrains but that allow infiltration, are reported. The characterization of porous pavement behavior presented ...

Abstract: Past attempts at characterizing the hydrologic response of porous pavement systems have not distinguished between the different behaviors of drained and undrained pavements. Most models used that are appropriate for ...

Abstract: This research investigates the influence of aggregate gradation on the clogging characteristics of porous asphalt mixtures. Ten representative gradations used for open graded friction course (OGFC) applications from across ...

Abstract: This research seeks to address questions about the reduction in soil infiltration rates due to masking or embedding when a layer of open-graded aggregate is placed on top of soil. This is pertinent to the design and modeling ...

Abstract: Traditional land development stormwater management replaces natural pervious surfaces with impervious surfaces such as pavements and buildings. This increases the rate of runoff that is typically then managed through ...

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine how a real-world, sustainability-focused engineering capstone course affected students’ critical thinking skills, student knowledge of sustainability, and student and faculty ...