The present work reviews the main challenges regarding adaptation of urban drainage
networks to climate change by comparing 32 case studies from 29 articles, published …

The storm water management model (SWMM) is a widely used tool for urban drainage
design and planning. Hundreds of peer-reviewed articles and conference proceedings have …

In all cities and urban areas, the risk faced by people and assets from hazards associated
with climate change has increased (high confidence1). Urban areas are now home to 4.2 …

Abstract Intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) curves–sometimes also called precipitation
frequency estimates–are used to design urban drainage systems for stormwater control and …

At present, the Sponge City Concept (SCC) is gaining ground, Sponge Cities technologies
are becoming more and more accepted by Chinese city governments, and the first best …

Government expenditure and taxation have a significant influence on the long-term
adaptation and resilience of societies to climate and other environmental shocks …

Abstract The Personal Computer Storm Water Management Model was used in this study to
evaluate the potential impacts of climate change, urbanization, and low-impact …

Total impervious area (TIA) is one of the most common measures for predicting runoff yield
in hydrologic studies and regulating urbanization in land use policy. Directly connected …

Low impact development (LID) has been increasingly practiced since its emergence in the
1990s. Although the hydrological benefits of LIDs have been extensively documented, the …

Land use and land cover changes, population growth, urban sprawl and climate change are
expected to augment the pressure on natural environment and on existing infrastructure. As …