05434nam 22005773 450 991100725290332120230813090314.09780784484722078448472497807844847150784484716(CKB)5690000000159859(MiAaPQ)EBC30684140(Au-PeEL)EBL30684140(Exl-AI)30684140(EXLCZ)99569000000015985920230813d2023 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierComputational Methods in Low Impact Development Stormwater Control Measures1st ed.Reston :American Society of Civil Engineers,2023.©2023.1 online resource (281 pages)Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contributors -- Contents -- Preface -- How to Use This Publication -- Chapter 1 : Fundamentals of Small-Scale Hydrology for Modeling Low Impact Development Stormwater Controls -- Overview -- Introduction -- Overview of Low Impact Development Stormwater Controls -- Conservation Design Stormwater Controls -- Green Stormwater Infrastructure Controls -- Structural Stormwater Controls -- Hydrologic and Hydraulic Processes -- Infiltration -- Mechanisms Involved -- Computational Approaches -- Uniform Rate -- Horton Equation -- Richards Equation -- Green-Ampt Equation -- Van Genuchten Equation -- Macropore Effects -- HSPF Method -- Other Empirical Methods -- Evapotranspiration -- Mechanisms Involved -- Interception -- Depression Storage -- Surface Evaporation -- Plant Transpiration -- Computational Approaches -- Mass Transfer Method -- Energy Budget Method -- Penman Method -- McIlroy-Slatyer Method -- Penman-Montieth Method -- Pan Evaporation Approach -- Thornthwaite Method -- Blaney-Criddle Method -- Root Zone Methods -- Runoff Conveyance -- Subsurface Flow -- Subsurface Flow Representations -- Overland Flow Mechanisms Involved -- Computational Approaches -- Manning ' s Equation -- Kinematic Wave Equations -- Muskingum-Cunge Routing -- Dynamic Flow Equations -- Flow through Media -- Detention -- Mechanisms Involved -- Computational Approaches -- Linear Reservoirs -- Storage Indication/Modified Puls Method -- Runoff Generation -- Mechanisms Involved -- Computational Approaches -- Simple Method -- Infiltration-Based Methods -- Watershed-Based Methods -- Standard SCS CN Method -- Mishra and Singh SCS Methods -- Yu SCS Method -- WinSLAMM Method -- SCS Method Applications -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2 : Modeling Approaches -- Overview.History and Overview of Hydrologic and Hydraulic Models -- Motivation for Low Impact Development Computations and Modeling -- Key Interrelated Decisions Regarding Model Construction and Calibration -- Incorporating Low Impact Development Stormwater Control Measures into Hydrologic and Hydraulic Models -- Complicating Factors -- References -- Chapter 3 : Summary of Sample Model Capabilities -- Overview -- HydroCAD -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- EPA SWMM -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- MIKE+ -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- WinSLAMM Version 10.3.4 -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- Western Washington Hydrology Model -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- MGSFlood -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Model Capabilities -- PCSWMM -- Overview -- Summary Information -- Low Impact Development Modeling Capabilities -- OpenHydroQual -- Overview -- Summary Information -- References -- Chapter 4 : Conclusions and Next Steps -- Overview -- Improving the State of the Art through Monitoring -- Representing Low Impact Development Stormwater Control Measures in Hydraulic Models -- Modeling Media Flow -- Outlet Controls on Filtering Systems -- Recommendations -- References -- Overview: Case Studies -- Case Study 1: Problem Statement -- Case Study 2 : Modeling Using MIKE+ -- Case Study 3 : Modeling Using WinSLAMM -- Case Study 4 : Modeling Using PCSWMM -- Case Study 5: Modeling Using WWHM -- Case Study 6 : Modeling Using MGS Flood -- Index.Computational Methods in Low Impact Development Stormwater Control Measuresprovides a summary of current low impact development (LID) computation methods, focusing on the approaches that address hydrologic or hydraulic processes, such as runoff generation, infiltration, evapotranspiration, flow conveyance, and detention.Urban hydrologyGenerated by AIHydrologic modelsGenerated by AIUrban hydrologyHydrologic modelsBarker Bruce1825525Beyerlein Douglas1825526Blake Stephen1017189Burger Caroline1825527Gregory Mike1825528Moin Sheida1825529Pitt Robert1825530Rossman Lewis A1420966Tangtrakul Korin1825531Voorhees John1825532MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9911007252903321Computational Methods in Low Impact Development Stormwater Control Measures4393269UNINA