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Volume 54, Issue 6-7
September 2006
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ISSN 0273-1223
EISSN 1996-9732
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Urban Drainage 2005

Research Articles

Significant climate change of extreme rainfall in Denmark
K. Arnbjerg-Nielsen
View articletitled, Significant climate change of extreme rainfall in Denmark
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The effect of climate change on urban drainage: an evaluation based on regional climate model simulations
M. Grum; A.T. Jørgensen; R.M. Johansen; J.J. Linde
View articletitled, The effect of climate change on urban drainage: an evaluation based on regional climate model simulations
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On the issue of trend and noise in the estimation of extreme rainfall properties
W. Rauch; S. De Toffol
View articletitled, On the issue of trend and noise in the estimation of extreme rainfall properties
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On the effect of spatial variances in historical rainfall time series to CSO performance evaluation
S. De Toffol; Y. De Simon Burström; W. Rauch
View articletitled, On the effect of spatial variances in historical rainfall time series to CSO performance evaluation
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From point to areal rainfall: linking the different approaches for the frequency characterisation of rainfalls in urban areas
M.H. Ramos; E. Leblois; J.-D. Creutin
View articletitled, From point to areal rainfall: linking the different approaches for the frequency characterisation of rainfalls in urban areas
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Study of the water budget of streets: experimentation and modelling
D. Ramier; E. Berthier; P. Dangla; H. Andrieu
View articletitled, Study of the water budget of streets: experimentation and modelling
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Assessment of runoff contributing catchment areas in rainfall runoff modelling
S. Thorndahl; C. Johansen; K. Schaarup-Jensen
View articletitled, Assessment of runoff contributing catchment areas in rainfall runoff modelling
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From single-objective to multiple-objective multiple-rainfall events automatic calibration of urban storm water runoff models using genetic algorithms
F. di Pierro; S.-T. Khu; D. Savić
View articletitled, From single-objective to multiple-objective multiple-rainfall events automatic calibration of urban storm water runoff models using genetic algorithms
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Comparison of numerical and experimental simulations of a flood in a dense urban area
E. Mignot; A. Paquier; T. Ishigaki
View articletitled, Comparison of numerical and experimental simulations of a flood in a dense urban area
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Flooding flows in city crossroads: experiments and 1-D modelling
N. Rivière; R.J. Perkins; B. Chocat; A. Lecus
View articletitled, Flooding flows in city crossroads: experiments and 1-D modelling
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One-dimensional GIS-based model compared with a two-dimensional model in urban floods simulation
J. Lhomme; C. Bouvier; E. Mignot; A. Paquier
View articletitled, One-dimensional GIS-based model compared with a two-dimensional model in urban floods simulation
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Bottom shear stress in unsteady sewer flow
V. Bareš; J. Jirák; J. Pollert
View articletitled, Bottom shear stress in unsteady sewer flow
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Experimental analysis of the Hydrass flushing gate and laboratory validation of flush propagation modelling
A. Campisano; E. Creaco; C. Modica
View articletitled, Experimental analysis of the Hydrass flushing gate and laboratory validation of flush propagation modelling
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Long term monitoring of sewer sediment accumulation and flushing experiments in a man-entry sewer
J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski; J.-P. Bardin; C. Gibello
View articletitled, Long term monitoring of sewer sediment accumulation and flushing experiments in a man-entry sewer
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Failure of sewage pumps: statistical modelling and impact assessment
H. Korving; M. Geise; F. Clemens
View articletitled, Failure of sewage pumps: statistical modelling and impact assessment
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Recent findings on sinks for sulfide in gravity sewer networks
A.H. Nielsen; T. Hvitved-Jacobsen; J. Vollertsen
View articletitled, Recent findings on sinks for sulfide in gravity sewer networks
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Quantification of sewer leakage: a review
M. Rutsch; J. Rieckermann; P. Krebs
View articletitled, Quantification of sewer leakage: a review
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The effectiveness of selected microbial and chemical indicators to detect sewer leakage impacts on urban groundwater quality
A.A. Cronin; J. Rueedi; B.L. Morris
View articletitled, The effectiveness of selected microbial and chemical indicators to detect sewer leakage impacts on urban groundwater quality
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Statistical methods towards more efficient infiltration measurements
T. Franz; P. Krebs
View articletitled, Statistical methods towards more efficient infiltration measurements
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Using decision analysis to determine optimal experimental design for monitoring sewer exfiltration with tracers
J. Rieckermann; M.E. Borsuk; W. Gujer
View articletitled, Using decision analysis to determine optimal experimental design for monitoring sewer exfiltration with tracers
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Sampling for representative micropollutant loads in sewer systems
C. Ort; W. Gujer
View articletitled, Sampling for representative micropollutant loads in sewer systems
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Quality of stormwater runoff from paved surfaces of two production sites
I. Gnecco; C. Berretta; L.G. Lanza; P. La Barbera
View articletitled, Quality of stormwater runoff from paved surfaces of two production sites
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Spatial variability of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon load of urban wet weather pollution in combined sewers
J. Gasperi; R. Moilleron; G. Chebbo
View articletitled, Spatial variability of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon load of urban wet weather pollution in combined sewers
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and metals in snow along a highway
K. Reinosdotter; M. Viklander; P.-A. Malmqvist
View articletitled, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and metals in snow along a highway
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Prolonged deposition of heavy metals in infiltration facilities and its possible threat to groundwater contamination
R.K. Aryal; M. Murakami; H. Furumai; F. Nakajima; H.K.P.K. Jinadasa
View articletitled, Prolonged deposition of heavy metals in infiltration facilities and its possible threat to groundwater contamination
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Integrated modelling of two xenobiotic organic compounds
E. Lindblom; K.V. Gernaey; M. Henze; P.S. Mikkelsen
View articletitled, Integrated modelling of two xenobiotic organic compounds
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An elutriation apparatus for assessing settleability of combined sewer overflows (CSOs)
J. Marsalek; B.G. Krishnappan; K. Exall; Q. Rochfort; R.P. Stephens
View articletitled, An elutriation apparatus for assessing settleability of combined sewer overflows (CSOs)
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Design of a retention tank: comparison of stormwater quality models with various levels of complexity
M. Mourad; J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski; G. Chebbo
View articletitled, Design of a retention tank: comparison of stormwater quality models with various levels of complexity
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Assessment of CSO loads – based on UV/VIS-spectroscopy by means of different regression methods
M. Hochedlinger; H. Kainz; W. Rauch
View articletitled, Assessment of CSO loads – based on UV/VIS-spectroscopy by means of different regression methods
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Assessment of uncertainties in the modelling of CSOs
J.C. García-Salas; B. Chocat
View articletitled, Assessment of uncertainties in the modelling of CSOs
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The role of in situ unit operation/process infiltration treatment on partitioning and speciation of rainfall-runoff
T. Guo; J. Sansalone; P. Piro
View articletitled, The role of <em>in situ</em> unit operation/process infiltration treatment on partitioning and speciation of rainfall-runoff
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Filter media for stormwater treatment and recycling: the influence of hydraulic properties of flow on pollutant removal
B.E. Hatt; N. Siriwardene; A. Deletic; T.D. Fletcher
View articletitled, Filter media for stormwater treatment and recycling: the influence of hydraulic properties of flow on pollutant removal
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The development of geotextiles incorporating slow- release phosphate beads for the maintenance of oil degrading bacteria in permeable pavements
G.E. Spicer; D.E. Lynch; A.P. Newman; S.J. Coupe
View articletitled, The development of geotextiles incorporating slow- release phosphate beads for the maintenance of oil degrading bacteria in permeable pavements
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Infiltration of a copper roof runoff through artificial barriers
K. Athanasiadis; B. Helmreich; P.A. Wilderer
View articletitled, Infiltration of a copper roof runoff through artificial barriers
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Development and investigation of a pollution control pit for treatment of stormwater from metal roofs and traffic areas
C. Dierkes; P. Göbel; M. Lohmann; W.G. Coldewey
View articletitled, Development and investigation of a pollution control pit for treatment of stormwater from metal roofs and traffic areas
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Pollutant removal efficiency of alternative filtration media in stormwater treatment
N. Seelsaen; R. McLaughlan; S. Moore; J.E. Ball; R.M. Stuetz
View articletitled, Pollutant removal efficiency of alternative filtration media in stormwater treatment
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Colloidal speciation of heavy metals in runoff and interstitial waters of a retention/infiltration pond
B. Béchet; B. Durin; M. Legret; P. Le Cloirec
View articletitled, Colloidal speciation of heavy metals in runoff and interstitial waters of a retention/infiltration pond
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Occurrence and relative abundance of mosquitoes in stormwater retention facilities in North Carolina, USA
W.F. Hunt, III; C.S. Apperson; S.G. Kennedy; B.A. Harrison; W.G. Lord
View articletitled, Occurrence and relative abundance of mosquitoes in stormwater retention facilities in North Carolina, USA
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Transfer of hydrophobic contaminants in urban runoff particles to benthic organisms estimated by an in vitro bioaccessibility test
F. Nakajima; K. Saito; Y. Isozaki; H. Furumai; A.M. Christensen ...
View articletitled, Transfer of hydrophobic contaminants in urban runoff particles to benthic organisms estimated by an <em>in vitro</em> bioaccessibility test
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Dynamics of the nitrogen transformation in a shallow stream and possible interventions
I. Kabelkova-Jancarkova
View articletitled, Dynamics of the nitrogen transformation in a shallow stream and possible interventions
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Distribution of heavy metals in freshwater ecosystem of a small stream impacted by urban drainage
J. Nábělková; D. Komínková
View articletitled, Distribution of heavy metals in freshwater ecosystem of a small stream impacted by urban drainage
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Matching the critical portion of the flow duration curve to minimise changes in modelled excess shear
C.A. Rohrer; L.A. Roesner
View articletitled, Matching the critical portion of the flow duration curve to minimise changes in modelled excess shear
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Water quality criteria for total suspended solids (TSS) in urban wet-weather discharges
L. Rossi; R. Fankhauser; N. Chèvre
View articletitled, Water quality criteria for total suspended solids (TSS) in urban wet-weather discharges
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Estimation of solids loadings to rainfall-runoff unit operations using a unit pollutograph concept for source area watersheds
Y. Sheng; J. Sansalone; F. Calomino
View articletitled, Estimation of solids loadings to rainfall-runoff unit operations using a unit pollutograph concept for source area watersheds
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Assessment of WWTP design and upgrade options: balancing costs and risks of standards' exceedance
L. Benedetti; D. Bixio; P.A. Vanrolleghem
View articletitled, Assessment of WWTP design and upgrade options: balancing costs and risks of standards' exceedance
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Integrated urban water modelling with uncertainty analysis
G. Mannina; G. Freni; G. Viviani; S. Sægrov; L.S. Hafskjold
View articletitled, Integrated urban water modelling with uncertainty analysis
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Random number generator or sewer water quality model?
P. Willems
View articletitled, Random number generator or sewer water quality model?
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Integrating groundwater into urban water management
L. Wolf; J. Klinger; I. Held; H. Hötzl
View articletitled, Integrating groundwater into urban water management
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The scope of integrated modelling: system boundaries, sub-systems, scales and disciplines
T.G. Schmitt; W.C. Huber
View articletitled, The scope of integrated modelling: system boundaries, sub-systems, scales and disciplines
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Implementation impediments to institutionalising the practice of sustainable urban water management
R.R. Brown; L. Sharp; R.M. Ashley
View articletitled, Implementation impediments to institutionalising the practice of sustainable urban water management
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Centralised urban wastewater reuse: what is the public attitude?
E. Friedler; O. Lahav
View articletitled, Centralised urban wastewater reuse: what is the public attitude?
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The perception of flood risk and water nuisance
T. Terpstra; J.M. Gutteling; G.D. Geldof; L.J. Kappe
View articletitled, The perception of flood risk and water nuisance
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Indicators of hazard, vulnerability and risk in urban drainage
M.B. Hauger; J.-M. Mouchel; P.S. Mikkelsen
View articletitled, Indicators of hazard, vulnerability and risk in urban drainage
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A decision support framework for sustainable urban water planning and management in new urban areas
C.K. Makropoulos; M. Morley; F.A. Memon; D. Butler; D. Savic ...
View articletitled, A decision support framework for sustainable urban water planning and management in new urban areas
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Triple-bottom-line assessment of urban stormwater projects
A.C. Taylor; T.D. Fletcher
View articletitled, Triple-bottom-line assessment of urban stormwater projects
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Dynamic least-cost optimisation of wastewater system remedial works requirements
Z. Vojinovic; D. Solomatine; R.K. Price
View articletitled, Dynamic least-cost optimisation of wastewater system remedial works requirements
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Life cycle optimisation for highway best management practices
J.G. Lee; J.P. Heaney; D.N. Rapp; C.A. Pack
View articletitled, Life cycle optimisation for highway best management practices
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Hydrologic regionalisation impacts on wet-weather control selection
W.C. Huber; W.J. Wells; I.K. Besaw; M.A. Leisenring
View articletitled, Hydrologic regionalisation impacts on wet-weather control selection
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Comparison between two methodologies for urban drainage decision aid
P.M. Moura; M.B. Baptista; S. Barraud
View articletitled, Comparison between two methodologies for urban drainage decision aid
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