Green infrastructures (GIs) have in recent decades emerged as sustainable technologies for
urban stormwater management, and numerous studies have been conducted to develop …

Abstract Green Roofs (GRs) are increasing in popularity due to their ability to manage roof
runoff while providing a number of additional ecosystem services. Improvement of …

Low-sloped roofs such as commercial and high-rise buildings in a dense urban area provide
vast “unused” surfaces that can be used to manage storm-water and mitigate urban flooding …

Typical green roof systems are used to improve downstream water quality and reduce long-
term total runoff. However, they perform poorly at peak discharge reduction during large …

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

Results are presented from a large-scale Monte Carlo–style simulation of the use of low-
impact development (LID) technologies to reduce runoff from severe storms. Simulations …

Hovedmålet med denne studien er å undersøke effekten av grønne og blå-grønne tak på
overvanns-håndtering i urbane miljøer, med hovedfokus på Oslo klima. Studien vurderer …

The 21st century presents numerous challenges to urban stormwater management,
including the impacts of changes in both climate and city morphology. These challenges …