Journal of Sustainable Water in the Built Environment: Recent submissions
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Evaluation of Soil Class Proxies for Hydrologic Performance of In Situ Bioinfiltration Systems
(2016)The hydrologic performance of in situ bioinfiltration systems (bioretention systems with no fill media or underdrain) is quantified and soil classes are evaluated as proxies for design requirements. A one-dimensional (1D) ... -
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Runoff Impacts and LID Techniques for Mansionization-Based Stormwater Effects in Fairfax County, Virginia
(2016)This case study uses the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) curve number method to quantify the increase in stormwater runoff volume from infill residential redevelopment, or mansionization, in a 0.13-km2 ... -
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Assessment of Surface Infiltration Performance and Maintenance of Two Permeable Pavement Systems in Louisville, Kentucky
(2017)This study presents the infiltration performance of two permeable pavement systems installed in the parking lanes of an urban neighborhood. Both systems were subject to large (12.9 and 9.8) impermeable drainage ratios and ... -
Use of Fragility Curves to Evaluate the Performance of Green Roofs
(2017)Green infrastructure offers an alternative multibenefit method of runoff reduction in urban areas, using natural processes to infiltrate, store, and treat runoff near its source. However, green infrastructure performance ... -
Understanding Perceptions of Plant Landscaping in LID: Seeking a Sustainable Design and Management Strategy
(2017)Using field and quantitative surveys, the authors evaluated public attitudes toward and opinions regarding plant landscaping low-impact development (LID) in the city of Hangzhou, China. The results showed that the public ...