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Advances in Modeling the Management of Stormwater Impacts - Vol. 6. Edited William James. Pub. CHI, Guelph, Ontario. ISBN: 0-9697422-8-2. Feb 1998. 504pp.
Contents
1.
Integrating Better Stormwater Management Practices in Urban Stormwater Pollution Modeling.
Ralf Mehler and Manfred Ostrowski
2. Unique Features of the Source Loading and Management Model (SLAMM). Robert Pitt
3. A Stormwater Retrofit Plan for an Urban Creek Subwatershed. James Li, Don Weatherbe, Derek Mack-Mumford, and Michael D'Andrea
4. "Stormwater Management on Somebody Else's Land!" Ronald B. Scheckenberger and Raymond T. Guther
5. Long-Term Continuous SWMM Modeling of Combined Sewers. Agnes Ayuso and Mitch Heineman
6. Effective use of a Catchment Modeling Approach as a Diagnostic Tool for Integrated Water Management. Luc Vescovi and Jean Pierre Villeneuve
7. Robust Data Analysis Systems for Urban Watershed Management Decision Support. Colleen L. Hughes and Ralph H. Kummler
8. On the Optimization of Uncertainty, Complexity and Cost for Modeling Combined Sewer Systems. William James, Taymour El-Hosseiny and Hugh R. Whiteley
9. Sensitivity-calibration Decision-support Tools for Continuous SWMM Modeling: a Fuzzy-logic Approach. William James and Anthony William Kuch
10. Sensitivity and Cross-Calibration of Two Types of Continuous Stormwater Models. Glen W. Thoman and Barry J. Adams
11. ArcView Applications in SWMM Modeling. Uzair M. Shamsi
12. Towards a Shallow Groundwater Routine for Modeling Infiltration BMPs in Urban Stormwater Models. William James and Julie Anne Ulan
13. Spatial and Seasonal Characterization of Infiltration/Inflow for a Regional Sewer System Model. Benjamin J. Sherman, Philip N. Brink, and Mark J. TenBroek
14. Improved Combined Sewer Area Inflow Hydrograph Representation. David A. White, Bradley M. Boddy and James D. Sherrill
15. Improved Outfall Representation in EXTRAN Using HEC-2. Imad A. Salim and Karen Ridgway
16. How to Develop Chemical Criteria for Airport Stormwater. Gordon R. Craig, Gerard van Arkel, James B. Williams and Jacques Leroux
17. A Laboratory Examination of Pollutants Leached from Four Different Pavements by Acid Rain. William James and Reem Shahin
18. High Efficiency Sweeping as an Alternative to the Use of Wet Vaults for Stormwater Treatment. Roger C. Sutherland, Seth L. Jelen and Gary Minton
19. Consistent and Uniform Method for the Evaluation of Stormwater BMPs. Thomas R. Adams and Robert A. Strong Jr.
20. Annual Loading Estimates of Selected Metals and PAHs in CSOs, using a Continuous PCSWMM Approach. K.N. Irvine, I.G. Droppo, T.P. Murphy and D.M. Stirrup
21. Circulation and Water Quality Model for Stormwater Ponds. Ray Dewey and Harold Chard
22. Estimating Volume Requirements for Runoff Storage Facilities: Old Simplicity vs. New Complexity. Fabian Papa, Barry J. Adams and Glen W. Thoman
23. What is the Impervious Area Curve Number? Ashok Pandit and Joanie Regan
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Programs and Models
SI-US Unit Conversion
Editor and Reviewers: Affiliations and Photographs
Chapter Authors: Affiliations and Photographs
Index
Contents
Preface
1. Models for Water Quality Control by Stormwater Ponds
Papa, Adams and Bryant
2. Integration of US Army Corps of Engineers' Time-Series Data Management System with
Continuous SWMM Modeling
Wang and James
3. On Integrating Continuous Simulation* and Statistical Methods for Evaluating Urban
Stormwater Systems
Heaney and Wright
4. Use of Continuous Simulation for Evaluation of Stormwater Management Practices To
Maintain Base Flow and Control Erosion
Guther, Scheckenberger, and Blackport
5. The Feasibility of Using Continuous SWMM for Water Resources Conservation Planning
Schmidt, Cunningham, and Mack
6. Development and Initial Refinement of a Water Balance Model as a Planning Tool for
Stormwater Management Application
Graham, Whiteley and Thomson
7. SWMM Graphics
Shamsi
8. Thermal Enrichment of Stormwater by Urban Pavement
James and Verspagen
9. Contrary to Conventional Wisdom, Street Sweeping Can be an Effective BMP
Sutherland and Jelen
10. Observations of Infiltration Through Clogged Porous Concrete Block Pavers
Kresin, James and Elrick
11. Contaminants from Four New Pervious and Impervious Pavements in a Parking-lot
James and Thompson
12. Energy Losses in a Tangential Helicoidal-Ramp Inlet for Dropstructures
Ansar and Jain
13. Uncertainties in Metering Stormwater Flows
Wright
14. City of Toronto Experience: the Process of Environmental Approval for the Western
Beaches Storage Tunnel
Green
15. A Study of the Impacts and Control of Wet Weather Sources of Pollution on Large Rivers
Hill, Lyons and Hulley
16. Cost Effectiveness of Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Control Options
Hill and Adams
17. Modeling Methodology for Determining Pollutant Concentrations and Loadings for
Combined Sewer Overflows: A Simplified CSO Model
Rhee, Huang and Kummler
18. Modeling Fecal Coliform In Mill Creek
Xie, Gray, Zettler, and Yingling
19. StormTreat System Installation at Elm Street, Kingston, Massachusetts
Horsley
20. Issues Regarding the Application of a Mass-Balance Equation to an Urban Creek
Hicks, McBean, Quigley and Polan
21. Setting of Total Maximum Daily Loads for an Urban Water Body
Crawford and A brahms
22. Wastewater Information Management System: Flow Modeling and Sewer Connection Permit
Applications
Crawford and Limtiaco
23. Application of WASP5E to Model Phosphorus Removal Dynamics in a Stormwater Wetland
Lopez, James, Heathcote, Fitzgibbon
24. Modeling Retrofitted Extended-Detention Wet Ponds and Wetland Pockets
Lam and Palmer
25. Techniques Used in an Urban Watershed Planning Study
Avery and LaBombard
26. An Alternate Method of Finding the USDA Soil Conservation Service Runoff Curve Number
for a Small Watershed
Hamlet and Huebner
27. Role of Municipal Stormwater Management Guidelines: the Markham Experience
Wisner and Arishenkoff
28. Software and Database on a CDROM for Finding Titles of 4000 Papers in the
Less-accessible Literature on Urban Drainage and Related Modeling
James, Rowe, and James
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Programs and Models
SI-US Unit Conversion
Editor and Reviewers: Affiliations and Photographs
Chapter Authors: Affiliations and Photographs
Index
Contents
Preface
Part 1. Models:
1. Sophisticated Stormwater Quality Modeling is Worth the Effort
Sutherland and Jelen
2. Calibration of SWMM-EXTRAN using Short-Term Continuous Simulation
Schmidt, Bergman, Smith, and Cunningham
3. Continuous In-Stream Temperature Modeling: Integration with A
Physically-Based Subwatershed Hydrology Model
Schroeter, Van Vliet, Boehmer and Beach
4. Reconciliation of Hydrologic Models to Coastal Flatland Watersheds
Solanki and Suau
5. Operational Model Development for a Regional Municipality
Gray and Despault
Part 2. Data Management:
6. Modeling and Monitoring Inflow Reduction Programs
Juza, Vilhauer and Adderley
7. A Computer Mapping Program for Sewer Systems
Shamsi, Benner and Fletcher
8. Management of Time Series Data for Long-term Continuous Stormwater Modeling
Gregory and James
9. The Use of Neural Networks, Principal Component Analysis and Universal Process Modeling
for the Interpretation of Environmental Data
Cancilla and Fang
10. An Update on Consolidated Frequency Analysis
Ponnambalam
11. Regional Estimation of Short-Duration Rainfall Distribution using Available Daily
Rainfall Data
Nguyen and Wang
12. Design Storm Events for Urban Drainage Based on Historical Rainfall Data: a Conceptual
Framework for a Logical Approach
Rivard
Part 3. Water Quality and BMP Issues:
13. Quality Control Optimization of Extended Detention Dry Ponds
Papa and Adams
14. Stormwater Discharge Permitting - Experiences in a Rural Western State
Bugosh
15. Retention of an Existing Wetland for Stormwater Management. A New Approach for
Calgary, Alberta
van Duin, Gareau, Jalkotzy and McAuley
16. Estimated CSO Conventional and Toxic Concentrations from Analysis of Wastewater
Treatment Plant Influent Data
Kummler, Lin and Rhee
17. Trace Metals Contamination of Urban Streams and Stormwater Detention Ponds
Licsko and Struger
18. Software and Database Access to 1736 papers of
(a) 28 European Specialty Conferences, and
(b) the 6 International Conferences, on Urban Storm Drainage
1978-1994
James, James and Rowe
Part 4. Reference
Glossary
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Programs and Models
S1-US Unit Conversion
Editor and Reviewers: Affiliations and Photographs
Chapter Authors: Affiliations and Photographs
Index
Contents
The Editorial Committee
Acknowledgements
Preface
Education and Planning:
1. The Global Rivers Environmental Education Network and the Case of the Rouge River in
Detroit, Michigan
Stapp
2. Educating Citizens to Understand Runoff and its Consequences
VanDyke and Vanscoy
3. BMP Planner - a Tool for Developing Stormwater Management Plans
Ahmed and James
4. A Preliminary Urban Non-Point Source Management Plan: a Modeling Approach
Wright, Nix, Hassett, and Moffa
5. The Regional Stormwater Detention Concept in Urban Drainage System
Chen
6. On-Site Runoff Control for Industrial Parks: A Case Study
Rivard
7. Urban Runoff Control Costs at Ontario RAP Sites
Cheung, Li, Weatherbe and Marsalek
8. Economic Evaluation of Regional Non-Point Source Load Reduction Strategies
Franques and Townsend
9. Planning Level Estimates of Heavy Metals, Total PCBs and HCB Loadings to the Buffalo
River, NY from Combined Sewer Overflows
Pratt, Irvine, Marshall, Loganathan, Kumar and Sikka
10. Water Quality Control Under Uncertainty
Ponnambalam
11. Is there a Limit to Model Size and Complexity? Practical Experiences for CSO Modeling
for Narragansett Bay
Crawford, von Zweck and Grala
12. HSP-F Simulation of a Constructed Wetland Stormwater Best Management Practice for
Urban Highway Runoff
Bishop and Scheckenberger
13. Modeling the Water Column, Sediment and Biota Concentrations of the Detroit River
Lin and Kummler
14. Indicator Bacteria-Sediment Relationships: Implications for Water Quality Modeling and
Monitoring
Irvine, Pettibone and Droppo
15. Development and Application of a Full Phosphorus Cycle Water Quality Model to Lake
Champlain
Mendelsohn and Rines
16. A Simplified Stream Temperature Model for Evaluating Urban Drainage Inputs
Weatherbe
Data Models and Practical Issues:
17. Characteristic Width and Infiltration for Continuous SWMM
Brink and TenBroek
18. City of Poughkeepsie NY Combined Sewer Overflow Monitoring Plan
VanGelder and Barlow
19. Database Management Model for SCADA Systems
Dent and Davis
20. GIS in Stormwater Management
Shamsi and Fletcher
21. An Error-Control Decision Support System for SWMM
James and James
22. Taking Hydraulic Models for a Test Drive - Side by Side Comparisons
Vitasovic, Dumont, Charowski, Ji and Strand
23. A Comparison of Dual Drainage Modeling Techniques
Pankratz, Leblanc and Newcombe
24. Provision of Parking-Lot Pavements for Surface Water Pollution Control Studies
Thompson and James
25. City of Etobicoke Exfiltration and Filtration Systems Pilot/ Demonstration Project
Candaras, Carvalho and Koo
26. Guide to 309 Papers of some ASCE Specialty Conferences, 1970-1989
James
Glossary
Acronyms
Programs and Models
Index
Contents
Preface
The Editorial Committee
Acknowledgements
Ecosystem Impacts:
1. Instream Flow Incremental Methodology (IFIM) for Modelling Fish Habitat
Navarro, McCauley & Blystra
2. Development of Bioretention Practices for Stormwater Management
Coffman, Green, Clar & Bitter
3. Ecologically Sensitive Channel Design for Urban Receivers: Case Studies
Scheckenberger & Portt
Water Quality Modelling
4. Predicting In-stream Water Quality from Watershed Characteristics
Huebner & Soutter
5. BMP Planning Utilizing Knowledge Engineering Techniques
Goyen, Thompson and James
6. Environmental Concentrations of Urban Pesticides
Struger, Boyter, Licsko & Johnson
7. Long Term Performance Modelling of Stormwater Quality Ponds
Guo & Adams
8. Performance Analysis of Urban Runoff Quality Control Ponds by Continuous Simulation
Gordine & Adams
9. Characterization of Stormwater Runoff from Highways
Thomson, McBean, Snodgrass & Mostrenko
10. Stormwater Pollution Control at a Major Highway Interchange
Parente & Hulley
11. The Use of HSP-F in Subwatershed Planning
Scheckenberger & Kennedy
12. Hydraulic and Pollutant Modeling of CSOs Using SWMM's EXTRAN Block
O'Connor, Apicella, Schuepfer, Zaccagnino & Kloman
13. Modelling Solar Thermal Enrichment of Urban Stormwater
Xie & James
New Methods and Modelling
14. Integration of Probabilistic and Physically-Based Modelling with Optimization Methods
for Stormwater Infrastructure Rehabilitation
Medina & Jacobs
15. Discharge Characterization of Urban Stormwater Runoff Using Continuous Simulation
Bumgardner, Ruby, Walker & Brent
16. Weather Radar and Flood Forecasting
Kouwen & Soulis
Data Management
17. A Time Adaptive Grid on the QUAL2E Water Quality Model
Jin & Hasson
18. Real Time Flood Forecasting with GIS
Roberts & Anderson
19. GIS Based Urban Drainage Modelling
Shamsi & Fletcher
Current Practice
20. Comparison of Two Methods of End-of-pipe Control for CSO and Stormwater
Conetta, Wichmann & Parente
21. Modified Low Flow Frequency Analysis Applied to a Wastewater Allocation Study
Hulley, Dagg-Foster & Rowney
22. Toward Cost Effective Planning and Management of Water Quality
Day
23. Computerized Analysis of Rainfall Records to Determine Design Storm for CSO Abatement
Dillard, Kurz, Crane, & Maarfi
24. A Methodology for Calibrating SWMM Models
Sangal & Bonema
25. Guide to the 485 papers of the Kentucky Symposia, 1975-1985
James
Glossary
Acronyms
Programs and Models
Index
Index of authors cited
Contents
Preface
About the Editor
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction to the SWMM Environment
2. Developing an Ecosystem Context for the Management of Water and Water Systems
3. A Comprehensive Stream Study
4. Tools for Evaluating Environmental Quality, Water Quality and Water Quantity Issues
5. A Decision Support System for Highway Runoff
6. Modelling Changes in Surface Water Quality for Watersheds Undergoing Urbanization
7. Comprehensive Urban Runoff Quantity/Quality Management Modelling
8. Remote Sensing Inputs for Flash Flood Forecasting in Urban Areas
9. Use of a Multiple Linear Regression Model to Estimate Stormwater Pollutant Loading
10. Calibration of PCSWMM to Estimate Metals, PCBs and HCB in CSOs from an Industrial
Sewershed
11. Microcomputer-Based RTC of CSOs in an Industrialized City
12. Application of the SWMM4 Model for the Real Time Control of a Storm Trunk Sewer
13. Computer Integrated On-Line Weather Station and Water Management For Typical Crops
14. Quality of Stormwater From Residential Areas
15. Simulation of Stormwater Management Pond Configurations
16. A Continuous Simulation Technique for the Assessment of Infiltration Basins
17. Water Quality Modelling of a Proposed Reservoir
18. Interactive Computer Aided Infrastructure Design and GIS - the Future?
19. GIS Based Hydraulic Model Pictures the Interceptor Future
20. Application of a GIS to Assess Changes in Flood Hydrology of Urbanizing Watersheds
21. Application of GIS in Watershed Management
22. Flood Plain Management Integrating GIS and HEC-2
23. Data Manipulation of GIS for Modelling and Simulation in Resource Management
Glossary
Acronyms
Programs and Models
Index
Contents
List of Contributors
PREFACE
Nars Borodczak
Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION
William James
Chapter 2. BACKGROUND REVIEW
Isobel W. Heathcote
Chapter 3. POLLUTION CONTROL PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS
Victor I. Chin and Lou Bosotti
Chapter 4. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT
J.Alex McCorquodale, Patricia L. Seyfried
and Nancy E. Lightfoot
Chapter 5. FIELD DATA COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT
Marshall E. Jennings
Chapter 6. OUTLINE OF ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
Mark A. Robinson
Chapter 7. EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES
Eugene D. Driscoll and William James
Chapter 8. WATER QUALITY MODELING AND THE REGULATION ENVIRONMENT
Miguel A. Medina Jr.
Chapter 9. PACKAGING A POLLUTION CONTROL PLANNING STUDY
Don Weatherbe
Glossary of Terms
Key to Abbreviations
Subject Index
Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
Nars Borodczak
Chapter 1. Successful Management of Pollution Control Planning: Purpose and Implications
William James
Chapter 2. Sewer Rehabilitation Study: A Strategy for Wise Spending
Robert H. Dormer
Chapter 3. Pollution Control Plan: The Key to Successful Pollution Remedy
Wan Wong
Chapter 4. Pollutants - How to Look at Them in Their Proper Perspective
Isobel W. Heathcote
Chapter 5. Formulation, Evaluation and Screening of Pollution Control Plans
Casey Kennedy and George Zukovs
Chapter 6. The Intricacies of Wet-Weather Flows and Modelling
Miguel A. Medina, Jr.
Chapter 7. Monitoring and Sampling: Requirements for Pollution Control Planning Studies
Dale Henry and Casey Kennedy
Chapter 8. Finding Middle Ground: Developing the Best Solution to Complex Environmental
Problems
Sally Leppard
Glossary of Terms
Key to Abbreviations
Subject Index
Contents
Preface
Janusz Niemczynowicz and William James
Chapter 1. Introduction
Malin Falkenmark
SECTION 1: WATER AND THE URBAN LANDSCAPE
Chapter 2. Urban Water Studies
Gunnar Lindh
Chapter 3. Urban Surface Water Pollution
William James and Kim Irvine
Chapter 4. On the Maximal Use of Information from Scarce Data
Janusz Niemczynowicz
Chapter 5. Discharge Measurement of Stormwater in Sewerage Systems
Franz Valentin
Chapter 6. Water Quality Impacts of Urban Expansion in Developing Countries
Janusz Kindler
Chapter 7. Some Principles for Sustainable Management of Natural Resources
Peder Hjorth
SECTION 2: MANAGEMENT OF LANDSCAPE INTERVENTIONS
Chapter 8. A Methodology for Establishing Environmental Plans for Old Landfills
William Hogland
Chapter 9. Some Thoughts on Hydrochemical Models
Erik Eriksson
Chapter 10. Environmental Risk Analysis
Istvan Bogardi
Chapter 11. A Biofuel Alternative to Fossil Fuel Engines
Bengt G. Thoren
Chapter 12. Civil Engineering and the Environment
Themistocles Dracos
Chapter 13. Controversies between Water Resources Development and Protection of
Environment
Vujica Yevjevich
SECTION 3: MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
Chapter 14. Reliability Concepts in Reservoir Design
Erich J. Plate
Chapter 15. Optimization in Combined Use of Groundwater and Surface Water Resources
Marcello Benedini
Chapter 16. Water Scarcity Generates Environmental Stress and Potential Conflicts
Malin Falkenmark
Chapter 17. Pilot Irrigation Project in Mali
Peter Larsen
Chapter 18. Some Problems Related to Modelling of Flow and Dispersion in Fractured Rock
Peter Dahlblom
Chapter 19. Overview of Beach Change Numerical Modelling
Hans Hanson and Magnus Larson
Chapter 20. Climatic Influence on Peak Flows in Northern Sweden
Lars Bengtsson
Key to Abbreviations
Subject Index
Contents
1. The pressing need for a water supply (period 1833-1854)
2. A competition and the final design (period 1854-1857)
3. The construction of the waterworks (period 1857-1860)
4. The inauguration and later development (period 1860-1938)
5. Thomas Coltrin Keefer
6. James McFarlane, John Gartshore, and Adam Brown
7. The future of the old pumphouse
Appendices
A. The competition entries
B. Original documents available
C. Drawings held at Mills Library, McMaster University
D. Construction Costs
E. Bar Charts of Progress on Construction
F. Water Rates, Rules and Regulations 1859
G. Other Water supply systems circa 1860
H. Existing steam engines
Bibliography
Chapter 1: Background
Chapter 2: RAIN module
9-Page Rain Input Datafile Template
Chapter 3: TEMPerature module
Temperature Module Input Datafile Template
Chapter 4: RUNOFF module
SWMM 4.4 (beta) Runoff Datafile Template
Chapter 5: COMBINE Module
SWMM4 COMBINE Datafile Template9
Chapter 6: STATISTICS Module
SWMM4 Statistics Datafile Template
INDEX
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 TRANSPORT Module
TRANSPORT INPUT DATA FILE TEMPLATE
Chapter 3 EXTENDED TRANSPORT (EXTRAN) Module
EXTRAN INPUT DATA FILE TEMPLATE
Chapter 4 STORAGE-TREATMENT Module
STORAGE INPUT DATA FILE TEMPLATE
Chapter 5 Bibliography
Index
