A field trial study with side-by-side monitoring of two parallel stormwater treatment ponds,
one of which contained a floating treatment wetland (FTW), has been carried out to assess …

Understanding the relationship between heavy metals in road-deposited sediments (RDS)
and washoff particles is essential to controlling urban runoff pollution. RDS and its …

Permeable pavement, as a sustainable infrastructure material can promote hydrologic
restoration, particulate matter (PM) and solute control. However, filtration and commensurate …

The fate of metals in stormwater is primarily influenced by the transformation processes that
they undergo during build-up on impervious surfaces. These processes result in changes to …

In this study, to gain an improved understanding of the fate and fractionation of particle-
bound pollutants, we evaluated the physicochemical conditions and the properties of …

The deposition of pollutants on impervious surfaces is a serious problem associated with
rapid urbanization, which results in non-point-source pollution. Characterizing the build-up …

Urban stormwater typically enters sewer networks through gully pots, which allow a primary
sedimentation of solids upstream of the piped network. The regular removal and disposal of …

The formation of snow-dirt sludge (SDS) via the mixing of snow and surface-deposited
sediment by vehicles and pedestrians is one of the least studied sedimentation processes in …

Laboratory leaching experiments were performed to study the potential of coarse street
sediments (ie> 250 μm) to release dissolved and particulate-bound heavy metals (ie Cd, Cr …

Modeling the separation of dilute particulate matter (PM) has been a topic of interest since
the introduction of unit operations for clarification of rainfall-runoff. One consistent yet …