Stormwater hazards are a significant threat across the globe. These are continuing to
increase in line with urbanisation and climate change, leading to a recognition that the …

Green infrastructure designed to address urban drainage and water quality issues is often
deployed without full knowledge of potential unintended social, ecological, and human …

Faced with persistent flooding and water quality challenges, water managers are now
seeking to build digital twins of surface water systems that combine sensor data with online …

The capital required to maintain infrastructure in good repair falls short globally. This is
commonly referred to as the “infrastructure finance gap”. To address climate change …

A new generation of smart stormwater systems promises to reduce the need for new
construction by enhancing the performance of the existing infrastructure through real-time …

The use of low-cost sensor networks (LCSNs) is becoming increasingly popular in the
environmental sciences and the unprecedented monitoring data generated enable research …

Machine learning (ML) techniques promise to revolutionize environmental research and
management, but collecting the necessary volumes of high-quality data remains …

Recent years have witnessed considerable developments in multiple fields with the potential
to enhance our capability of forecasting pluvial flash floods, one of the most costly …

ABSTRACT Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) are increasingly applied to capture and
utilise urban runoff to augment water supply, reduce flood risk, and to restore natural flow …

Smart stormwater systems equipped with real-time controls are transforming urban drainage
management by enhancing the flood control and water treatment potential of previously …