Green stormwater infrastructure is a growing management approach to capturing, infiltrating,
and treating runoff at the source. However, there are several emerging contaminants for …

Economic and social development of urban and rural areas continues in parallel with the
increase of the human population, especially in developing countries, which leads to …

There is an ongoing need to validate the accuracy of predictive model simulated pollutant
yields, particularly from multiple-land-use (ie forested, agricultural, and urban) watersheds …

During and after rainfall events, the interaction of precipitation with hot urban pavements
leads to hot runoff, and its merger with urban streams can result in an abrupt change in …

Saturated hydraulic conductivity (Ksat) is fundamental to shallow groundwater processes.
There is an ongoing need for observed and model validated Ksat values. A study was …

Cities alter the thermal regime of urban rivers in very variable ways which are not yet
deciphered for the territory of Romania. The urban heat island of Suceava city was …

Accurately mapping and monitoring the urban impervious surface area (ISA) is crucial for
understanding the impact of urbanization on heat islands and sustainable development …

Understanding the complex relationships between land use and stream water quality is
critical for water pollution control and watershed management. This study aimed to …

Stream temperature is a measure of water quality that reflects the balance of atmospheric
heat exchange at the air-water interface and gains or losses of water along a stream reach …

Land managers are often inadequately informed to make management decisions in
contemporary watersheds, in which sources of impairment are simultaneously shifting due to …