Abstract: Rainfall runoff impacted by anthropogenic activities transports significant quantities of particulate, aqueous, and complexed constituents. These diffuse, unsteady, and stochastic event-based loadings are unique challenges ...

Abstract: Metal elements or other constituents transported in urban and transportation land use rainfall runoff are often adsorbed on or incorporated with entrained particles that are ubiquitous in such runoff. Infiltration–exfiltration ...

Abstract: Modification of rainfall-runoff processes by urban infrastructure and anthropogenic activities impacts receiving waters and the surrounding terrestrial environment. Infiltration–exfiltration systems such as a partial ...

Abstract: Control strategies for storm water that combine unit operations and processes can offer distinct advantages for many in situ applications in the built environment. Examples include a variety of control strategies that ...

Abstract: Most current control strategies for storm water treatment utilize fixed or filter-bed media with specific gravity (ρ