2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoleng.2014.11.061
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Hydrological performance of a full-scale extensive green roof located in a temperate climate

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“…Most studies from locations with large seasonal variation in evapotranspiration report lower retention in winter and higher in summer [27,31,[38][39][40]. Some studies does also explain part of the observed seasonal variations as a result of seasonal variations in precipitation patterns [34,41].…”
Section: Retention Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most studies from locations with large seasonal variation in evapotranspiration report lower retention in winter and higher in summer [27,31,[38][39][40]. Some studies does also explain part of the observed seasonal variations as a result of seasonal variations in precipitation patterns [34,41].…”
Section: Retention Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This natural insulation leads to reduced building cooling requirements during the summer and reduced heating during the winter (Virk et al, 2015). Finally, rooftop vegetation can increase biodiversity (Yocca, 2002), improve air quality through leaf carbon uptake, and reduce stormwater runoff (Nawaz et al, 2015). Plant species are typically chosen to be drought resistant and have shallow taproots (Getter and Rowe, 2008), and include sedums, other succulents and local native species (Dunnett and Kingsbury, 2008;Nagase and Dunnett, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2. Jako zdarzenie opadowe potraktowano, podobnie jak inni autorzy [37], opady, pomiędzy którymi okres bezopadowy wynosił co najmniej 6 h. Pomimo objęcia w badaniach wszystkich pór roku, nie uwzględ-niano opadów śniegu, które wystąpiły w okresie zimowym. Najmniejsza wysokość opadów deszczu, którą poddawano analizie wynosiła 0,5 mm.…”
Section: Charakterystyka Opadów Objętych Analiząunclassified