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Lukasz Bak, Bartosz Szelag, Aleksandra Salata and Jan Studzinski
The processes that affect sediment quality in drainage systems show high dynamics and complexity. However, relatively little information is available on the influence of both catchment characteristics and meteorological conditions on sediment chemical pr...
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Francesco Granata, Stefano Papirio, Giovanni Esposito, Rudy Gargano and Giovanni De Marinis
Stormwater runoff is often contaminated by human activities. Stormwater discharge into water bodies significantly contributes to environmental pollution. The choice of suitable treatment technologies is dependent on the pollutant concentrations. Wastewat...
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Dominik Leutnant, Dirk Muschalla, Mathias Uhl
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Stormwater runoff quality was measured with online turbidity sensors at four common types of small urban subcatchments: (i) a flat roof; (ii) a parking lot; (iii) a residential catchment; and (iv) a high-traffic street. Samples were taken to estimate sit...
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Saja Al Ali, Céline Bonhomme, Ghassan Chebbo
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Stormwater quality modeling has arisen as a promising tool to develop mitigation strategies. The aim of this paper is to assess the build-up and wash-off processes and investigate the capacity of several water quality models to accurately simulate and pr...
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Karin Cederkvist, Marina Bergen Jensen, Simon Toft Ingvertsen, Peter E. Holm
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The use of filter soil is increasing for control of quality of stormwater runoff prior to infiltration or discharge. This study aimed to gain knowledge about treatment efficacy of filter soils at field scale. Percolate samples from swale-trench systems w...
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