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Aniessa Rinny Asnaning, . Surya, Andy Eka Saputra, Destieka Ahyuni
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The excessive quantity of groundwater utilization leads to significantly reduced groundwater availability. In another aspect of a tropical country, Indonesia has a reasonably high rainfall in the rainy season. The problem of this research is that the rai...
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Ian A. Wright, Anna Christie and Amy-Marie Gilpin
This study investigated the drinking water quality of house water tanks that harvested roof runoff in a rural area surrounding a large copper and gold mine in Central Western New South Wales (NSW). Water was sampled from (1) the tops of water tanks, (2) ...
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Karen Bañas, Miguel Enrico Robles and Marla Maniquiz-Redillas
Roof runoff is collected rainwater from a roof using a rainwater harvesting system (RWHS). The construction of an efficient RWHS requires a thorough analysis of the rainwater quality and the appropriate treatment process for its intended use. In line wit...
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Behrouz Pirouz, Stefania Anna Palermo, Gianfranco Becciu, Umberto Sanfilippo, Hana Javadi Nejad, Patrizia Piro and Michele Turco
Climate change is a significant problem that many countries are currently facing, and green roofs (GRs) are one of the suitable choices to confront it and decrease its impacts. The advantages of GRs are numerous, such as stormwater management, thermal ne...
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Ewelina Pochodyla-Ducka, Katarzyna Glinska-Lewczuk and Agnieszka Jaszczak
Stormwater quality in an urban watershed can be influenced by several factors, including land use patterns, atmospheric deposition, and human activities. The objective of this study was to investigate spatial and temporal changes in stormwater quality an...
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Pascual Ferrans, Carlos Vicente Rey, Gabriel Pérez, Juan Pablo Rodríguez and Mario Díaz-Granados
Green roofs (GRs) are a feasible solution for mitigating increased runoff volumes in urban areas. Though many studies have focused their analysis on the quantity and quality of GR runoff, with respect to the relevance of specific site conditions in GR pe...
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Chao Guo, Jiake Li, Huaien Li, Bei Zhang, Menghua Ma and Fan Li
Rain gardens have recently been studied as important low-impact development (LID) facilities that play a critical role in runoff volume reduction and pollutant purification. Approximately 16?40 rainfall events were monitored from March 2011 to October 20...
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Eran Friedler, Yael Gilboa and Hussein Muklada
The quality of roof-harvested rainwater in a Mediterranean climate, which is characterised by dry summers and erratic wet winters, was studied. The effects of environmental factors (rain depth, length of dry period between consecutive rain events, time s...
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Dominik Leutnant, Dirk Muschalla and Mathias Uhl
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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Agnieszka Karczmarczyk, Anna Baryla and Agnieszka Bus
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