The storm water management model (SWMM) is a widely used tool for urban drainage
design and planning. Hundreds of peer-reviewed articles and conference proceedings have …

Sewer systems are an essential part of sanitation infrastructure for protecting human and
ecosystem health. Initially, they were used to solely convey stormwater, but over time …

The loss of nitrogen and phosphorus via non-point source (NPS) pollution in the Jialing
River Watershed has become the main pollution sources of river waters in the Three Gorges …

In urban areas, there is concern that storm water runoff and flooding may be intensified
because of the effect of climate change on precipitation amounts, intensities, and …

Hydraulic lift, water movement from deep to upper soil layers by roots, is a widespread
process in temperate and semi‐arid environments. It can contribute 17–81% of total water …

Concurrent incidence of heavy rainfall events and coastal storm surges can cause damages
of exponential proportion to the coastal habitants and infrastructures. Super Storm Sandy …

The continued development efforts around the world, growing population, and the increased
probability of occurrence of extreme hydrologic events have adversely affected natural and …

Implementation of an extensive urban runoff monitoring program, targeting the quantification
of heavy metal and organic micropollutant loads, necessitated the development of an …

The application of fully distributed watershed models has the advantage of providing
location-specific outputs. However, the calibration of these models is very challenging due to …

Lake Balaton–due to its remarkable shallowness–is deemed to be sensitive to climatic
variations. Historical records suggest, that the water level naturally fluctuated within …