Stormwater runoff reduction benefits of distributed curbside infiltration devices in an urban catchment

Shahzad, Hussain; Myers, Baden; Boland, John; Hewa, Guna; Johnson, Tim

doi:10.1016/j.watres.2022.118273

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“…Many scholars have made recommendations for alleviating urban waterlogging Liu et al, 2022;Shahzad et al, 2022). For Haining City, there are the following three targeted recommendations: ((1) Haining City should improve its compensation system for cultivated land protection and severely crack down on the behavior of arbitrarily occupying cultivated land and building houses.…”

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Future urban waterlogging simulation based on LULC forecast model: A case study in Haining City, China

Yang

Hou²,

Chen³

et al. 2022

Sustainable Cities and Society

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confidence: 99%

Future urban waterlogging simulation based on LULC forecast model: A case study in Haining City, China

Yang

Hou²,

Chen³

et al. 2022

Sustainable Cities and Society

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“…This is true in particular for the solution in which the inflow into and the outflow from these systems are difficult to measure or sample. Shahzad et al [12] studied the performance of curbside infiltration systems when used as a distributed solution and measured the urban catchment outflow in order to detect the hydrological impact of the system. They found a relatively modest impact on the runoff due to the limited storage volume, relative to the catchment scale; however, the study illustrated the potential for NBS and NWRM systems to control runoff in a real-life setting.…”

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Performance of Sand and Mixed Sand–Biochar Filters for Treatment of Road Runoff Quantity and Quality

Koivusalo

Dubovik

Wendling

et al. 2023

Water

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Nature-based solutions and similar natural water retention measures to manage urban runoff are often implemented by cities in order to reduce runoff peaks, catch pollutants, and improve sustainability. However, the performance of these stormwater management solutions is relatively rarely assessed in detail prior to their construction, or monitored and evaluated following implementation. The objective of this study was to investigate the field-scale performance of road runoff filters with respect to the management of stormwater quantity and quality. This study synthesizes data from two intensive measurement surveys after the construction of sand and biochar-amended road runoff filters. The filters were able to strongly control the runoff volume and shape of the hydrograph. The long-term retention was about half that of the water inflow, and a hydrographic analysis showed the significant but strong event-size-dependent detention of runoff in both the sand and the sand–biochar filters. The biochar amendment in the filter showed no clear hydrological impact. The pollutant attenuation of the implemented road runoff filters was modest in comparison with that observed under controlled conditions. The impact of the biochar layer on the effluent water quality was observed as the levels of phosphorous, organic carbon, K, Ca and Mg in the sand–biochar filter effluent increased in comparison with the sand filter.

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Green engineered mulch for phosphorus and metal removal from stormwater runoff in bioretention systems

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Stormwater runoff reduction benefits of distributed curbside infiltration devices in an urban catchment

Cited by 10 publications

References 22 publications

Future urban waterlogging simulation based on LULC forecast model: A case study in Haining City, China

Future urban waterlogging simulation based on LULC forecast model: A case study in Haining City, China

Performance of Sand and Mixed Sand–Biochar Filters for Treatment of Road Runoff Quantity and Quality

Green engineered mulch for phosphorus and metal removal from stormwater runoff in bioretention systems

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