Urban Hydrology & Stormwater management

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Urban Hydrology & Stormwater management Anita Thompson Department of Biological Systems Engineering

My work in Urban development Field Lab Understand Processes Design/evaluate practices to mitigate water quantity/quality impacts (runoff volumes, peak flows, nutrient loads) Model

Disconnecting Impervious Erosion Control Thermal pollution Constructed Wetlands Disconnecting Impervious Erosion Control Stormwater Management Infiltration Bioretention

Future interests Physical & Biological Processes in Stormwater Models Is how we’ve designed in the past OK for future?