Spatial planning for green stormwater treatment technologies, known as Water Sensitive
Urban Design (WSUD), is a 'wicked'problem which can greatly benefit from the application of …

Urban development and regeneration present windows of opportunity to reduce flood
vulnerability that are often not taken advantage of. Collaborative planning is needed to …

Distributed and green urban drainage infrastructure known as Water Sensitive Urban
Design (WSUD) is increasingly being implemented in cities globally to combat climate …

Urban development and regeneration present windows of opportunity to help reduce flood
vulnerability. Much recent research stresses the need for better integration of flood risk into …

Despite being widely implemented, sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) do not
always function flawlessly. While SUDS have been tested extensively and seem to perform …

Water introduces both opportunities and risks to urban areas. Society is faced with the
challenge of finding solutions to complex and interrelated problems such as living safely in …

Worldwide, the need for transformative change in urban water management is
acknowledged by scientists and policy makers. The effects of climate change and …

One of the basic assignments of modern society is preserving the quality of freshwater
resources, especially drinking water. Line facilities potentially pose a higher risk to the …

Regulation, including statutory land use planning law, is seen as an important way to
encourage the adoption of water sensitive urban design (WSUD) practices. Despite this …

Water management in urban developments is crucial to revive natural hydrological systems,
improve water quality in receiving waters by reducing pollutants, allowing better …