Cold weather conditions pose significant challenges to the performance and durability of
concrete materials, construction processes, and structures. This paper aims to provide a …

Saturated hydraulic conductivity (K s) of the filler layer in grassed swales are varying in the
changing environment. In most of the hydrological models, K s is assumed as constant or …

The soil erodibility of gully headwalls is a critical factor influencing gully erosion. In some
cold regions, the soil of gully headwalls is subjected to a bidirectional freeze–thaw effect …

The most severe urban flooding in cold maritime climates is due to the co-action of long-
duration rainfall, snowmelt, and soil frost. Increasing winter air temperature due to climate …

Abstract Nature-based solutions (NbS), including China's Sponge City Program (SCP), can
address the challenges urban communities face due to surface runoff and flooding. The …

Abstract Rain-on-snow (RoS) events are projected to become more frequent and affect more
regions around the globe with the increase in temperatures and shifting of precipitation …

Effective stormwater management in urban areas requires enhancing the permeability of
underlying surfaces. However, the impact of storm characteristics on infiltration processes in …

Naturally, most of the rain that falls on the ground surface seeps into the soil through an
infiltration process (Kuma et al., 2023; Mgolozeli et al., 2022). Infiltration is closely related to …

The application of the low impact development (LID) in a cold climate such as northeastern
China is constrained by two unresolved research questions with regards to its infiltration …

The freeze–thaw process controls several hydrologic processes, including infiltration, runoff,
and soil erosion. Simulating this process is important, particularly in cold and mountainous …