Abstract Low-impact development (LID), best management practice (BMP), and green
infrastructure (GI) are semi-engineered stormwater management practices that have been …

Green infrastructure (GI) is becoming a common solution to mitigate stormwater-related
problems. Given the uncertain costs of GI relative to other stormwater management …

In the future, infrastructure systems will have to become smarter, more sustainable, and
more resilient requiring new methods of urban infrastructure design. In the field of urban …

The development of tools to help cities and water utility authorities communicate and plan for
long-term sustainable solutions is of utmost importance in the era of a changing and …

Heavy metals (HMs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are among the most toxic
chemical pollutants present in urban stormwater. Consequently, urban stormwater reuse is …

Urbanization and climate change have deteriorated the runoff water circulation and quality
in urban areas worldwide. Consequently, low-impact development (LID) and green …

Flood severity and frequency have grown over the years as a result of urban development
and climate change. Floods in cities cause major challenges such as property and …

Green infrastructure (GI) is becoming a common solution to mitigate stormwater-related
problems. Despite wide acknowledgement of GI benefits, there is a lack of decision support …