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Best Modeling Practices for Urban Water Systems - Monograph
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Tiered Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling System to Satisfy
Multiple Objectives in Complex Sewershed Applications. James
T. Smullen, Edward H. Burgess and Robert E. Dickinson 3. Modeling Urban Hydrological Processes and Management Scenarios at Different Temporal and Spatial Scales Manfred W. Ostrowski 4. Short Time-Interval Rainfall Disaggregation for Continuous Hydrologic Simulation Steven J. Burian and S. Rocky Durrans 5. Urban Rainwater Composition Study. J. Alex McCorquodale, Donald Barbe, and Youchao Wang 6. Robustness of the Rainpak Algorithm for Storm Direction and Speed. William James, Peter Nimmrichter, W. Robert C. James and Ronald Scheckenberger 7. SWMM Calibration using Genetic Algorithms. Benny Wan and William James 8. Evaluation of Stormwater Retrofit Options for Mimico Creek Watershed. James Li and Kosta Kyriopoulous 9. Quantifying the Stormwater Pollutant Reduction Benefits of Traditional Public Works Maintenance Practices. Roger C. Sutherland, Robert J. Myllyoja and Seth L. Jelen 10. Buffalo River Floatables Control and Continuous Water Quality Monitoring Demonstration Project. Kim N. Irvine 11. A Modeling System of Nutrient Loads to Long Island
Sound from Connecticut Watersheds. J. T. Love and A.
S. Donigian, Jr 13. Wetlands Management using GIS and Multi-Criteria Evaluation Tools. K. Ponnambalam, Nirupama, and H. Venema 14. GIS Applications in Inspection and Maintenance of Collection Systems. Uzair M. Shamsi 15. Combined Modeling of a Flume-Gravel-Trench System and Surrounding Unsaturated Soils. Joerg Schaffner and Manfred W. Ostrowski 16. Modification of Detention Basin Outlet Structures using Calibrated SWMM Models. Charles D. Morris and Joel P. Asunskis 17. Simulation of a Combined Sewer Overflow Storage Tank. Mark Stirrup and Danielle Marchant 18. Development of a Management Tool for Vegetative Filter Strips. B. Gharabaghi, R. P. Rudra, H. R. Whiteley, and W. T. Dickinson 19. Loss in Carrying Capacity of Water Mains due to Encrustation and Biofouling, and Application to Walkerton, Ontario. Arif Shahzad and William James 20. Detailed Representation of a Large Pumping Station using EXTRAN. Mark Yeboah, Mitchell C. Heineman and Brent A. McCarthy 21. Web Graduate Courses on Benign Urban Water Systems: Optimal Complexity and User Performance Improvement. William James and Eduardo Queija de |
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