The permeable pavement is effective green infrastructure that can improve stormwater
hydrology and mitigate urban inundation. However, its performance can be sharply …

The reliability of the low-impact development (LID) module of the widely used Storm Water
Management Model (SWMM) for modeling the runoff reduction performance of permeable …

Using water budget data from published literature, we demonstrate how hydrologic
processes govern the function of various stormwater infrastructure technologies. Hydrologic …

Dramatic persistent hydrologic changes accompany urban land development, most
commonly attributed to increased impervious area and drainage infrastructure. Modern land …

Considering all the alterations on hydrology and water quality that urbanization process
brings, permeable pavement (PP) is an alternative to traditional impermeable asphalt and …

An approach based on individual rainfall events is introduced to mathematically describe the
hydrologic responses and estimate the stormwater capture efficiencies of permeable …

The common approach to the hydrologic design of permeable pavements (PPs) uses
synthetic rainfall events. This study assessed the validity of the design approach using …

This study implemented indoor scaled drainage testing and three-dimensional (3D) finite
element simulations to analyze the seepage behavior of ultra-wide cross-section porous …

Traditional land development stormwater management replaces natural pervious surfaces
with impervious surfaces such as pavements and buildings. This increases the rate of runoff …

Curve Number (CN) values estimating from rainfall-runoff data is an attractive topic in
hydrology. However, CN values are lacking for Interlocking Concrete Pavement (ICP) …