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    Analysis of the Hydrologic Performance in a Lined Bioretention Basin and Implications for Monitoring and Design

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    2025
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    Adhikari, Bishwodeep
    McPhillips, Lauren
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    AbstractLined bioretention basins can be an optimal solution for urban stormwater runoff problems in regions with karst geology or high-density urban environments. In this study, inflows and outflows of a lined bioretention basin in central Pennsylvania ...Practical ApplicationsThis study conducted hydrological monitoring of a lined bioretention basin in central Pennsylvania. Lined basins are important for regions in which large amounts of infiltration are discouraged, such as certain dense urban ...
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