Searchable list of titles of all chapters/papers in CHI books

ID

Date

Title

Author(s)

Page

R081-01

1981

Uncertainty analysis in stormwater and water quality modelling.

 R.H. Kummler, J.G. Frith, C.S. Liang & J.A. Anderson,

 pp. 1-54

R081-02

1981

Implications of storm dynamics on design storm inputs.

 W.James, & Z.Shtifter,

 pp. 55-78

R081-03

1981

A review of NCASI's mathematical water quality modelling program.

 R.C. Whittemore, J.S. Hovis & J.J. McKeown,

 pp. 79-94

R081-04

1981

Stream modelling analysis with field measurements of reaeration rate constant (central New York).

 C.C.K. Liu,

 pp. 95-110

R081-05

1981

Desk top estuary water quality modelling - a case study (Kennebunkport River).

 A.K. Deb & D. McCall,

 pp. 111-124

R081-06

1981

Justification of advanced waste treatment at Mansfield, Ohio.

 A.S. French & S. Amragy,

 pp. 125-158

R081-07

1981

Dynamic modelling used to develop waste load allocations (Savannah, GA).

 D.R. Bingham & R.A. Moore,

 pp. 159-174

R081-08

1981

Calibration of the RECEIV model in a well mixed tidal estuary using the equilibrium procedure.

 I.B. Chou,

 pp. 175-194

R081-09

1981

TEMSTAT - a model for statistically evaluating the variability of river temperatures.

 D.J. Murray, & D.R. Schregardus,

 pp. 195-204

R081-10

1981

Pollutant removal in stormwater detention basins.

 R.A. Ferrara, P. Witkowski, & A. Hildick-Smith,

 pp. 205-226

R081-11

1981

Cost analysis of a runoff detention policy.

 P.F. Lemieux & M. Codere,

 pp. 227-242

R081-12

1981

Calibration of pesticide behaviour on a Georgia agricultural watershed using HSP-F.

 D.A. Woodruff, D.R.  Gaboury, R.J. Hughto, & G.K. Young,

 pp. 243-256

R081-13

1981

Master drainageway planning study, Boxelder Creek, CO.

 J.R. Kimzey, R.A. Burns & W.S. Liang,

 pp. 257-270

R081-14

1981

Application of urban runoff models to cities in Saudi Arabia.

 A.M.Ishaq,

 pp. 271-282

R081-15

1981

A comprehensive watershed management plan for Tinker's Creek - a case history in Prince George's County, MD.

 S. Udhiri, M. Vasa, M. Wallace, & K.D. Nambudripad,

 pp. 283-294

R081-16

1981

Preliminary analysis of CSO impact on lower Rahway river water quality.

 T.O. Najarian, & V.K. Gunawardana,

 pp. 295-314

R081-17

1981

An application of a closed form approximation for frequency of urban runoff volumes to a unique storm drainage problem.

 R.Bishop & M.Cosburn,

 pp. 315-332

R081-18

1981

Modelling applications using QUAL-II and STORM.

 A.C. Rowney, J.C. Anderson, & A.R. Perks,

 pp. 333-344

R081-19

1981

Application of SUBHYD to the Hamilton test catchment.

 L. Thompson & K. Dennison,

 pp. 345-370

R081-20

1981

TRANQUAL - two dimensional modelling of transport water quality processes.

 R.B. Taylor & J.R. Pagenkopf,

 pp. 371-398

R081-21

1981

An integrated modelling approach for evaluating CSO treatment alternatives.

 A.Dee, T. McConville, & C. C-S Song,

 pp. 399-426

R081-22

1981

Evaluation of relief alternatives for combined sewer systems.

 A.Ashmala & M. Ahmad,

 pp. 427-454

R081-23

1981

Persistence of toxic substances in stormwater - a case study.

 J.Wong & J. Marsalek,

 pp. 455-468

R081-24

1981

Continuous SWMM quality modelling using Env. Can. data files.

 M.Robinson & W. James,

 pp. 469-492

R081-25

1981

Investigation of management alternatives for relieving CSOs for the city of Hamilton.

 D.Henry & W. James,

 pp. 493-512

R081-26

1981

Agricultural non-point source pollution and control in the Grand River basin.

 S.N. Singer & S.K. So,

 pp. 513-544

R083-01

1982

Combined sewer overflow modelling in the Detroit 201 study using SWMM.

 J.A. Anderson, C.D. Harlow, J. Baranec, & H.M. Anderson,

 pp. 35-55

R083-02

1982

One dimensional water quality models for dynamic, small rivers: the Rouge River.

 C.D.Barlow, E.Jamshidi, R.H. Kummler, J.G. Frith, & J.A. Anderson,

 pp. 56-83

R083-03

1982

Two dimensional water quality models for dynamic major rivers: the Detroit River.

 R.E.Kummler, G.Roginski, C-S.Liang, S.Winkler, & J.A.Anderson,

 pp. 84-118

R083-04

1982

Co-ordinated multiprocessing for real-time control of urban drainage.

 M. Robinson & W. James,

 pp. 119-140

R083-05

1982

SWMM compatible algorithm for side weir structures.

 W.James & H.Mitri,

 pp. 141-157

R083-06

1982

Algorithm for sediment deposition and resuspension in a one dimensional zone between an outfall and a receiving water.

 W.James & A.ElZawahry,

 pp. 158-170

R083-07

1982

Effect of urban nonpoint loads upon concentration of metals in the sediment deposits of Town Lake.

 J.D. Miertschin & M.S. Peters,

 pp. 171-198

R083-08

1982

Linkage of RECEIV hydrodynamics with dynamic estuary model water quality.

 R.B. Ambrose, Jr. & T.L. Prather,

 pp. 199-221

R083-09

1982

Considerations regarding the application of SCS TR-55 procedures for runoff computations. Discussion and Reply.

 R.H. McCuen, P. E. Wisner, S. Gupta, & A.M. Kassem

 pp. 222-257

R128-01

1984

Assessment of surface and subsurface water quality impacts of proposed residential development.

  T.O.Najarian, V.K.Gunawardana, & M.L.Thatcher,

 pp. 1-14

R128-02

1984

Scarborough tackles its flooding problems.

 S.A. McKelvie,

 pp. 15-20

R128-03

1984

Application of SWMM-EXTRAN to a coastal flooding situation.

 A.R. Perks & P.W. Cheung,

 pp. 21-38

R128-04

1984

PCSWMM3 - version 3 of the EXEC, RUNOFF and EXTRAN blocks, adapted for the IBM-PC.

 W. James & M. Robinson,

 pp. 39-52

R128-05

1984

The SWMM STORAGE/TREATMENT block for the IBM-PC.

 D.H.Gancarz & W.C.Huber,

 pp. 53-58

R128-06

1984

Continuous variable resolution stormwater modelling on a microcomputer.

 M. Robinson & W. James,

 pp. 59-74

R128-07

1984

User interfacing techniques for interactive hydrologic models on microcomputers.

 J.B. Bontje, I.K.  Ballantyne, & B.J. Adams,

 pp. 75-90

R128-08

1984

Centralised time series management programs for continuous SWMM3 on personal microcomputers.

 A. Unal & W. James,

 pp. 91-100

R128-09

1984

SWMM3 program measurement for optimal use of a local area personal microcomputer network.

 A. Unal & W. James,

 pp. 101-110

R128-10

1984

Flood management in Ontario.

 P.N. Gryniewski,

 pp. 111-122

R128-11

1984

Microcomputer processing and display of radar-derived rainfall data and its application in runoff  modelling.

 J.D. Bonser & W.F. Caselton,

 pp. 123-136

R128-12

1984

Flow balancing method for stormwater and combined sewer overflow.

 P. Stevers,

 pp. 137-153

R128-13

1984

Application of a river dispersion model - RIVMIX.

 L.J.D. Alexander,

 pp. 153-164

R128-14

1984

Routing hydrographs through gates by a computer program developed for personal computers.

 K.B. Lee,

 pp. 165-175

R128-15

1984

Implementation of microcomputers for SWMM studies in Canadian municipalities.

 A. Brodie, A. Lam, & P. Wisner,

 pp. 176-210

R128-16

1984

Development of water management strategy for the Humber river.

 D.G. Weatherbe & Z. Novak,

 pp. 211-257

R149-01

1985

Adaptation of uncertainties in a nonlinear time-varying parameters storm runoff prediction model.

 L. A. Logan,

 pp. 327-352

R149-02

1985

A microcomputer based analysis of the hydrologic input of the Hamilton Redhill Creek expressway.

 L.  Thompson,

 pp. 353-372

R149-03

1985

Extended expert system.

 A. R. Dunn & W. James,

 pp. 373-380

R149-04

1985

Optimizing reservoirs operations to satisfy wastewater assimilation.

 L. A. Logan,

 pp. 381-404

R149-05

1985

Testing of OTTHYMO on twenty watersheds.

 P.Wisner and D. Consuegra,

 pp. 405-425

R175-01

1993

Introduction to the SWMM Environment .

William James,

 pp.1-28.

R175-02

1993

Developing and Ecosystem Context for the Management of Water and Water Systems.

J.G. Imhof, W.K. Annable,

 pp.29-54.

R175-03

1993

A Comprehensive Stream Study

T.W. Mahood and G. Zukovs,

 pp.55-78.

R175-04

1993

Tools For Evaluating Environmental Quality, Water Quality, and Water Quantity Issues.

W. Snodgrass, D.E. Maunder, K. Schiefer and K.C. Whistler,

 pp.79-100.

R175-05

1993

A Decision Support System for Highway Runoff.

E.D. Driscoll,

 pp.101-122.

R175-06

1993

Modelling Changes in Surface Water Quality for Watersheds Undergoing Urbanization.

D.G. Weatherbe, H.O. Schroeter, D.W. Draper, H.R. Whiteley,

 pp.123-150.

R175-07

1993

Comprehensive Urban Runoff Quality/Quantity Management Modelling.

J.Y. Li, B. J. Adams,

 pp.151-176.

R175-08

1993

Remote Sensing Inputs for Flash Flood Forecasting in Urban Areas.

N. Kouwen and E.D. Soulis,

 pp.177-200.

R175-09

1993

Use of a Multiple Linear Regression Model to Estimate Stormwater Pollutant Loading.

T.A. Hodge and L.J. Armstrong,

 pp.201-214.

R175-10

1993

Calibration of PCSWMM to Estimate Metals, PCBs and HCB in CSOs from an Industrial Sewershed.

K.N. Irvine, B.G. Loganathan, E.J. Pratt and H.C. Sikka,

 pp.215-242.

R175-11

1993

Microcomputer-Based RTC of CSOs in an Industrialized City.

M. Stirrup and M. Robinson,

 pp.243-267.

R175-12

1993

Application of the SWMM4 Model for Real Time Control of a Storm Trunk Sewer.

A. Kwan, D. Yue and J. Hodgson,

 pp.269-282.

R175-13

1993

Computer Integrated On-Line Weather Station and Water Management For Typical Crops.

L.M.J. Carvalho and W. James,

 pp.283-308.

R175-14

1993

Quality of Stormwater From Residential Areas.

Z.J. Licsko, H.R. Whiteley, R.L. Corsi,

 pp.309-330.

R175-15

1993

Simulation of Stormwater Management Pond Configurations.

R.L. Droste, A.C. Rowney and C.R. MacRae.

 pp.331-358.

R175-16

1993

A Continuous Simulation Technique for the Assessment of Infiltration Basins.

N. R. Thomson,

 pp.359-378.

R175-17

1993

Water Quality Modelling of a Proposed Reservoir.

L.H. Woodbury and G. Padmanabhan,

 pp.379-394.

R175-18

1993

Interactive Computer Aided Infrastructure Design and GIS - The Future?

A.R.V. Ribeiro,

 pp.395-414.

R175-19

1993

GIS Based Hydraulic Model Pictures the Interceptor Future.

U.M. Shamsi and A.A. Schneider,

 pp.415-442.

R175-20

1993

Application of a GIS to Assess Changes in Flood Hydrology of Urbanizing Watersheds.

I. Muzik,

 pp.443-468.

R175-21

1993

Application of GIS in Watershed Management.

R.P. Rudra, W.T. Dickinson and D.N. Sharma,

 pp.469-482.

R175-22

1993

Flood Plain Management Integrating GIS and HEC-2.

K.R. DePodesta, P. Nimmrichter and C. Moore,

 pp.483-497.

R175-23

1993

Data Manipulation of GIS for Modelling and Simulation in Resource Management.

J. Zhen, W. James and F. Wang,

 pp. 496-515.

R176-01

1994

Instream Flow Incremental Methodology (IFIM) for Modelling Fish Habitat.

Navarro, McCauley and Blystra,

 pp.1-22.

R176-02

1994

Development of Bioretention Practices for Stormwater Management.

Coffman, Green, Clar and Bitter,

 pp.23-42.

R176-03

1994

Ecologically Sensitive Channel Design for Urban Receiver: Case Studies.

Scheckenberger and Portt,

 pp. 43-64.

R176-04

1994

Predicting In-stream Water Quality from Watershed Characteristics.

Huebner and Soutter,

 pp.65-74.

R176-05

1994

BMP Planning Utilizing Knowledge Engineering Techniques.

Goyen, Thompson and James,

 pp.75-84.

R176-06

1994

Environmental Concentrations of Urban Pesticides.

Struger, Boyter, Licsko and Johnson,

 pp.85-98.

R176-07

1994

Long-term Performance Modelling of Stormwater Quality Ponds.

Guo and Adams,

 pp.99-120.

R176-08

1994

Performance Analysis of Urban Runoff Quality Control Ponds By Continuous Simulation.

Gordine and Adams,

 pp.121-140.

R176-09

1994

Characterization of Stormwater Runoff from Highways.

Thomson, McBean, Snodgrass and Mostrenko,

 pp.141-158.

R176-10

1994

Stormwater Pollution Control at a Major Highway Interchange.

Parent and Hulley,

 pp.158-174.

R176-11

1994

The Use of HSP-F in Subwatershed Planning.

Schekenberger and Kennedy,

 pp.175-188.

R176-12

1994

Hydraulic and Pollutant Modelling of CSOs Using SWMM's EXTRAN Block.

O'Connor, Aicella, Schuepfer, Zaccagnino and Kloman,

 pp.189-204.

R176-13

1994

Modelling Solar Thermal Enrichment of Urban Stormwater.

Xie and James

 pp.205-220.

R176-14

1994

Integration of Probabilistic and Physically-Based Modelling  with Optimization Methods for Stormwater Infrastructure Rehabilitation.

Medina and Jacobs,

 pp.221-242.

R176-15

1994

Discharge Characterization of Urban Stormwater Runoff Using Continuous Simulation.

Bumgardner, Ruby, Walker and Brent,

 pp.243-256.

R176-16

1994

Weather Radar and Flood Forecasting.

Kouwen and Soulis,

 pp.257-270.

R176-17

1994

A Time Adaptive Grid on the QUAL2E Water Quality Model.

Jin and Hasson,

 pp.271-280.

R176-18

1994

Real Time Flood Forecasting with GIS.

Roberts and Anderson,

 pp.281-292.

R176-19

1994

GIS Based Urban Drainage Modelling.

Shamsi and Fletcher,

 pp.293-308.

R176-20

1994

Comparison of Two Methods of End-of-Pipe Control for CSO and Stormwater.

Conetta,  Wichmann and Parente,

 pp.309-322.

R176-21

1994

Modified Low Flow Frequency Analysis Applied to a Wastewater Allocation Study.

Hulley, Dagg-Foster and Rowney,

 pp.323-334.

R176-22

1994

Toward Cost Effective Planning and Management of Water Quality.

Day,

 pp.335-356.

R176-23

1994

Computerized Analysis of Rainfall Records to Determine Design Storm for CSO Abatement.

Dillard, Kurz, Crane and Maarfi.

 pp.357-374.

R176-24

1994

A Methodology for Calibrating SWMM Models.

Sangal and Bonema,

 pp.375-388.

R176-25

1994

Guide to 485 papers of the Kentucky Symposia, 1975-1985.

James,

 pp.389-412.

R183-01

1995

The Global Rivers Environmental Educational Education Network and the Case of the Rouge River in Detroit, Michigan.

Stapp,

 pp.1-18.

R183-02

1995

Educating Citizens to Understand Runoff and its Consequences.

VanDyke and Vanscoy,

 pp.19-32.

R183-03

1995

BMP Planner - a Tool for Developing Stormwater Management Plans.

Ahmed and James,

 pp.33-50.

R183-04

1995

A Preliminary Urban Non-Point Source Management Plan: A Modeling Approach.

Wright, Nix, Hassett and Moffa,

 pp.51-62.

R183-05

1995

The Regional Stormwater Detention Concept in Urban Drainage System.

Chen,

 pp.63-78.

R183-06

1995

On-Site Runoff Control for Industrial Parks: A Case Study.

Rivard,

 pp.79-96.

R183-07

1995

Urban Runoff Control Costs at Ontario RAP Sites.

Cheung, Li, Weatherbe and Marsalek,

 pp.97-114.

R183-08

1995

Economic Evaluation of Regional Non-Point Source Load Reduction Strategies.

Franques and Townsend,

 pp.115-126.

R183-09

1995

Planning Level Estimates of Heavy Metals, Total PCBs and HCB Loading to The Buffalo River, NY from Combined Sewer Overflows.

Pratt, Irvine, Marshall, Loganathan, Kumar and Sikka,

 pp.127-150.

R183-10

1995

Water Quality Control Under Uncertainty.

Ponnambalam,

 pp.151-158.

R183-11

1995

Is there a Limit to Model Size and Complexity? Practical Experiences for CSO Modeling for Narragansett Bay.

Crawford, von Zweck and Grala,

 pp.159-172.

R183-12

1995

HSP-F Simulation of a Constructed Wetland Stormwater BMP for Urban Highway Runoff.

Bishop and Scheckenberger,

 pp.173-188.

R183-13

1995

Modeling the Water Column, Sediment and Biota Concentrations of The Detroit River.

Lin and Kummler,

 pp.189-204.

R183-14

1995

Indicator Bacteria-Sediment Relationships: Implications for Water Quality Modeling and Monitoring.

Irvine, Pettibone and Droppo,

 pp.205-230.

R183-15

1995

Development and Application of a Full Phosphorus Cycle Water Quality Model to Lake Champlain.

Menelsohn and Rines,

 pp.231-258.

R183-16

1995

A Simplified Stream Temperature Model for Evaluating Urban Drainage Inputs.

Weatherbe,

 pp.259-274.

R183-17

1995

Characteristic Width and Infiltration for Continuous SWMM.

Brink and TenBroek,

 pp.275-282.

R183-18

1995

City of Poughkeepsie NY CSO Monitoring Plan.

VanGelder and Barlow,

 pp.283-302.

R183-19

1995

Database Management Model for SCADA Systems.

Dent and Davis,

 pp.303-314.

R183-20

1995

GIS in Stormwater Management.

Shamsi and Fetcher,

 pp.315-334.

R183-21

1995

An Error-Control Decision Support System for SWMM.

James and James,

 pp.335-348.

R183-22

1995

Taking Hydraulic Models for a Test Drive - Side by Side Comparison.

Vitasovic, Dumont, Charowski, Ji and Strand.

 pp.349-360.

R183-23

1995

A Comparison of Dual Drainage Model Technique.

Pankratz, Leblanc and Newcombe,

 pp.361-380.

R183-24

1995

Provision of Parking Lot Pavement for Surface Water Pollution Control Studies.

Thompson and James.

 pp.381-398.

R183-25

1995

City of Etobicoke Exfiltration and Filtration Systems Pilot/ Demonstration Project.

Candaras, Carvalho and Koo,

 pp.399-420.

R183-26

1995

Guide to 309 Papers of some ASCE Specialty Conferences, 1970-1989.

James

 pp.421-436.

R191-01

1996

Sophisticated Stormwater Quality Modeling is Worth the Effort.

Sutherland and Jelen,

 pp.1-14.

R191-02

1996

Calibration of SWMM-EXTRAN using short-term Continuous Simulation.

Schmidt, Bergman, Smith and Cunningham,

 pp.15-26.

R191-03

1996

Continuous In-Stream Temperature Modeling: Integration with a Physically- Based Subwatershed Hydrology Model.

Schroeter, Van Vliet, Boehmer and Beach,

 pp.27-48.

R191-04

1996

Reconciliation of Hydraulic Models to Coastal Flatland Watersheds.

Solanki and Suau,

 pp.49-64.

R191-05

1996

Operational Model Development for A Regional Municipality.

Gray and Despault,

 pp.65-82.

R191-06

1996

Modeling and Monitoring Inflow Reduction Programs.

Juza, Vilhauer and Adderly,

 pp.83-96.

R191-07

1996

A Computer Mapping Program for Sewer Systems.

Shamsi, Benner and Fletcher,

 pp.97-114.

R191-08

1996

Management of Time Series Data for Long-term Continuous Stormwater Modeling.

Gregory and James,

 pp.115-152.

R191-09

1996

The Use of Neural Networks, Principal Component Analysis and Universal Process Modeling for the Interpretation of Environmental Data.

Cancilla and Fang,

 pp.153-170.

R191-10

1996

An Update on Consolidated Frequency Analysis.

Ponnambalam,

 pp.171-178.

R191-11

1996

Regional Estimation of Short-Duration Rainfall Distribution using Available Daily Rainfall Data.

Nguyen and Wang,

 pp.179-186.

R191-12

1996

Design Storm Events for Urban Drainage Based on Historical Rainfall Data: a Conceptual Framework for a Logical Approach.

Rivard,

 pp.197-200.

R191-13

1996

Quality Control Optimization of Extended Detention Dry Ponds.

Papa and Adams,

 pp.201-222.

R191-14

1996

Stormwater Discharge Permitting - Experiences in a Rural Western State.

Bugosh,

 pp.223-238.

R191-15

1996

Retention of an Existing Wetland for Stormwater Management - A New Approach for Calgary Alberta.

van Duin, Gareau, Jalkotzy and McAuley,

 pp.239-256.

R191-16

1996

Estimated CSO Conventional and Toxic Concentrations from Analysis of Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Data.

Kummler, Lin and Rhee,

 pp.257-268.

R191-17

1996

Trace Metals Contamination of Urban Streams and Stormwater Detention Ponds.

Licsko and Struger,

 pp.269-278.

R191-18

1996

Software and Database Access to 1736 papers of (a) 28 European Conferences and (b) the 6 International Conference, on Urban Storm Drainage 1978-1994.

James, James and Rowe,

 pp.279-338.

R195-01

1997

Models for Water Quality Control by Stormwater Ponds

Papa, F., Adams, B.J. and Bryant, G.J.

 pp. 1-22.

R195-02

1997

Integration of US Army Corps of Engineers' Time-Series Data Management System with Continuous SWMM Modeling

Want, Y. and James, W.

 pp. 23-44.

R195-03

1997

On Integrating Continous Simulation and Statistical Methods for Evaluating Urban Stormwater Systems

Heaney, J.P. and Wright, L.T.

 pp. 45-76.

R195-04

1997

Use of Continuous Simulation for Evaluation of Stormwater Management Practices to Maintain Base Flow and Control Erosion

Guther, R.T., Scheckenberger, R.B. and Blackport, W.R.

 pp. 77-100.

R195-05

1997

The Feasibility of Using Continuous SWM for Water Resources Conservation Planning

Schmidt, M.R., Cunningham, B.A. and Mack, B.W.

 pp. 101-116.

R195-06

1997

Development and Initial Refinement of a Water Balance Model as a Planning Tool for Stormwater Management Application

Graham, E.I., Whiteley, H.R. and Thomson, N.R.

 pp. 117-128.

R195-07

1997

SWMM Graphics

Shamsi, U.M.

 pp. 129-154.

R195-08

1997

Thermal Enrichment of Stormwater by Urban Pavement

James, W. and Verspagen, B.

 pp. 155-178.

R195-09

1997

Contrary to Conventional Wisdom, Street Sweeping Can be an Effective BMP

Sutherland, R.C and Jelen, S.L.

 pp. 179-190.

R195-10

1997

Observations of Infiltration Through Clogged Porous Concrete Block Pavers

Kresin, C., James, W. and Elrick, D.

 pp. 191-206.

R195-11

1997

Contaminants from Four New Pervious and Impervious Pavements in a Parking-lot

James, W. and Thompson, M.K.

 pp. 207-222.

R195-12

1997

Energy Losses in a Tangential Helicoidal-Ramp Inlet for Dropstructures

Ansar, M. and Jain, S.C.

 pp. 223-232.

R195-13

1997

Uncertainties in Metering Stormwater Flows

Wright, S.J.

 pp. 233-252.

R195-14

1997

City of Toronto Experience: the Process of Environmental Approval for the Western Beaches Storage Tunnel

Green, W.

 pp. 253-262.

R195-15

1997

A Study of the Impacts and Control of Wet Weather Sources of Pollution on Large Rivers

Hill, C., Lyons, J. and Hulley, M.

 pp. 263-276.

R195-16

1997

Cost Effectiveness of Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Control Options

Hill, C. and Adams, B.J.

 pp. 277-288.

R195-17

1997

Modeling Methodology for Determining Pollutant Concentrations and Loadings for Combined Sewer Overflows: A Simplified CSO Model

Rhee, Y.-Y., Huang, Y. and Kummler, R.H.

 pp. 289-306.

R195-18

1997

Modeling Fecal Coliform in Mill Creek

Xie, J.D., Gray, P., Zettler, D. and Yingling, G.

 pp. 307-320.

R195-19

1997

StormTreat System Installation at Elm Street, Kingston, Massachusetts

Horsley, S.W.

 pp. 321-326.

R195-20

1997

Issues Regarding the Application of a Mass-Balance Equation to an Urban Creek

Hicks, P., McBean, E., Quigley, S. and Polan, B.

 pp. 327-350.

R195-21

1997

Setting of Total Maximum Daily Loads for an Urban Water Body

Crawford, D. and Abrahms, M.

 pp. 351-364.

R195-22

1997

Wastewater Information Management System: How Modeling and Sewer Connection Permit Applications

Crawford, D. and Limtiaco, F.

 pp. 365-374.

R195-23

1997

Application of WASP5E to Model Phosphorus Removal Dynamics in a Stormwater Wetland

Lopez, K., James, W., Heathcote, I. And Fitzgibbon, J.

 pp. 375-406.

R195-24

1997

Modeling Retrofitted Extended-Detention Wet Ponds and Wetland Pockets

Lam, a.S. and Palmer, R.M.

 pp. 407-428.

R195-25

1997

Techniques Used in an Urban Watershed Planning Study

Avery, K.R. and LaBombard, Y.O.

 pp. 429-440.

R195-26

1997

An Alternate Method of Finding the USDA Soil Conservation Service Runoff Curve Number for a Small Watershed

Hamlet, D.A. and Huebner, R.S.

 pp. 441-454.

R195-27

1997

Role of Municipal Stormwater Management Guidelines: the Markham Experience

Wisner, P. and Arishenkoff, L.

 pp. 455-464.

R195-28

1997

Software and Database on a CDROM for Finding the Titles of 4000 Papers in the Less-accessible Literature on Urban Drainage and Related Modeling

James, W., Rowe, K. and James, R.C.

 pp. 465-474.

R200-01

1998

Integrating Better Stormwater Management Practices in Urban Stormwater Pollution Modeling

Ralf Mehler and Manfred Ostrowski

pp. 1-12

R200-02

1998

Unique Features of the Source Loading and Management Model (SLAMM)

Robert Pitt

pp. 13-38

R200-03

1998

A Stormwater Retrofit Plan for an Urban Creek Subwatershed

James Li, Don Weatherbe, Derek Mack-Mumford, and Michael D'Andrea

pp. 39-58

R200-04

1998

"""Stormwater Management on Somebody Else's Land!"""

Ronald B. Scheckenberger and Raymond T. Guther

pp. 59-76

R200-05

1998

Long-Term Continuous SWMM Modeling of Combined Sewers

Agnes Ayuso and Mitch Heineman

pp. 77-98

R200-06

1998

Effective use of a Catchment Modeling Approach as a Diagnostic Tool for Integrated Water Management

Luc Vescovi and Jean Pierre Villeneuve

pp. 99-114

R200-07

1998

Robust Data Analysis Systems for Urban Watershed Management Decision Support

Colleen L. Hughes and Ralph H. Kummler

pp. 115-134

R200-08

1998

On the Optimization of Uncertainty, Complexity and Cost for Modeling Combined Sewer Systems

William James, Taymour El-Hosseiny and Hugh R Whiteley

pp. 135-158

R200-09

1998

Sensitivity-calibration Decision -support Tools for Continuous SWMM Modeling: a Fuzzy-logic Approach

William James and Anthony William Kuch

pp. 159-188

R200-10

1998

Sensitivity and Cross-Calibration of Two Types of Continuous Stormwater Models

Glen W. Thoman and Barry J. Adams

pp. 189-218

R200-11

1998

ArcView Applications in SWMM Modeling

Uzair M. Shamsi

pp. 219-234

R200-12

1998

Towards a Shallow Groundwater Routine for Modeling Infiltration BMPs in Urban Stormwater Models

William James and Julie Anne Ulan

pp. 235-256

R200-13

1998

Spatial and Seasonal Characterization of Infiltra-tion/Inflow for a Regional Sewer System Model

Benjamin I Sherman, Philip N. Brink, and Mark J. TenBroek

pp. 257-274

R200-14

1998

Improved Combined Sewer Area Inflow Hydrograph Representation

David A. White, Bradley M. Boddy and James D. Sherrill

pp. 275-296

R200-15

1998

Improved Outfall Representation in EXTRAN Using HEC-2

Imad A. Salim and Karen Ridgway

pp. 297-308

R200-16

1998

How to Develop Chemical Criteria for Airport Stormwater

Gordon R. Craig, Gerard van Arkel, James B. Williams and Jacques Leroux

pp. 309-320

R200-17

1998

A Laboratory Examination of Pollutants Leached from Four Different Pavements by Acid Rain

William James and Reem Shahin

pp. 321-350

R200-18

1998

High Efficiency Sweeping as an Aternative to the Use of Wet Vaults for Stormwater Treatment

Roger C. Sutherland, Seth L. Jelen and Gary Minton

pp. 351-372

R200-19

1998

Consistent and Uniform Method for the Evaluation of Stormwater BMPs

Thomas R. Adams and Robert A. Strong Jr.

pp. 373-382

R200-20

1998

Annual Loading Estimates of Selected Metals and PAHs in CSOs, using a Continuous PCSWMM Approach

KN. Irvine, I.G. Droppo, T.P. Murphy and D.M. Stirrup

pp. 383-398

R200-21

1998

Circulation and Water Quality Model for Stormwater Ponds

Ray Dewey and Harold Chard

 pp. 399-414

R200-22

1998

Estimating Volume Requirements for Runoff Storage Facilities: Old Simplicity vs. New Complexity

Fabian Papa, Barry J. Adams and Glen W. Thoman

pp. 415-436

R200-23

1998

What is the Impervious Area Curve Number?

Ashok Pandit and Joanie Regan

pp. 437-450

R204-01

1999

A Note on an Inherent Difficulty with the Unit Hydrograph Method

William James and Robert C. Johanson

pp. 1-22

R204-02

1999

Environmental Compliance Modeling at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Erich R. Brandstetter

pp. 23-42

R204-03

1999

Mass Balance Modeling for Planning Contaminant Loading and Remediation Techniques on a Watershed Scale

Kealy A. Dedman, Raymond T. Guther, John Choo and Ronald B. Scheckenberger

pp. 43-60

R204-04

1999

Small Storm Hydrology and Why it is Important for the Design of Stormwater Control Practices

Robert Pitt

pp. 61-92

R204-05

1999

GIS and Water Resources Modeling: State-of-the-Art

Uzair M. Shamsi

pp. 93-108

R204-06

1999

Runof97: a GIS-based, Distributed, Surface -Runoff Model

Kaylene Ritter and E. Ann Gallie

pp. 109-126

R204-07

1999

The Thermal Enrichment of Storm Runoff from Paved Areas - a Statistical Analysis

J. W. Picksley and A. Deletic

pp. 127-138

R204-08

1999

Modeling Thermal Enrichment of Streams due to Solar Heating of Local Urban Stormwater

William James and Jennifer D. M. Xie

pp. 139-158

R204-09

1999

Alum Treatment of Stormwater: the First Ten Years

Harvey H. Harper, Jeffrey L. Herr and Eric H. Livingston

pp. 159-180

R204-10

1999

Consideration of CSO Floc Characteristics for Modeling the Removal of Solids in a Detention Tank

K.N. Irvine and I.G. Droppo

pp. 181-202

R204-11

1999

Detroit Water and Sewerage Department Model Extensions and Project Overview

Mark J. TenBroek, Gary E. Fujita, Philip N. Brink, Benjamin J. Sherman and David A. White

pp. 203-218

R204-12

1999

Impacts of Parameter Uncertainty and Seasonal Variation on a Regional Model

Benjamin J. Sherman and Mark J. TenBroek

pp. 219-242

R204-13

1999

Heavy Metal Loadings to the Detroit River from Combined Sewer Overflows

Nadia El-Sayed, Zeinab Sayed Abdel-Rehim, Yinlun Huang, and Ralph H. Kummler

pp. 243-254

R204-14

1999

Verification of a Combined Sewer Model for Urban Drain Improvement

Hala Baroudi, Walter Alix and Philip Sanzica

pp. 255-270

R204-15

1999

Real Time Control of Combined Sewer Overflows: the SWIFT Model

Alain Mailhot, Andr�e Bilodeau, Claude Blanchette, Christiane Marcoux, Pierre Lavall�e and Jean-Pierre Villeneuve

pp. 271-282

R204-16

1999

CSO Management Study: Inline Storage vs. Basement Flood Protection in Combined Sewer Systems

G. J. Steiss, R. J. Gladding and E. J. Sharp

pp. 283-298

R204-17

1999

Methods for Estimating Inflow and Infiltration into Sanitary Sewers

David Crawford, Paul Eckley and Edwin Pier

pp. 299-316

R204-18

1999

Modeling the Flood Modification Effects of a Mid-Sized Unregulated Wetland

R. McKillop, N. Kouwen and E.D. Soulis

pp. 317-346

R204-19

1999

The Analytical Stormwater Management Model (ASWMM)

Yiping Guo and Barry J. Adams

pp. 347-370

R204-20

1999

A Bootstrap Approach and Reliability of Time Varying Design

L. Logan, K. Ponnambalarn and R. Zhou

pp. 371-380

R206-01

2000

Infiltration Through Disturbed Urban Soils

Robert Pitt and Janice Lantrip

pp 1-22

R206-02

2000

Towards Smart, Benign Urban Water Infrastructure

William James

pp 23-44

R206-03

2000

Parallel Processing Enhancement to SWMM/EXTRAN

Edward H. Burgess, William R.Magro, Michael A. Clement, Charles I. Moore, and James T. Smullen

pp 45-60

R206-04

2000

Software Engineering Issues in the Design of an Upwardly-Complex Water Network Analysis Program

Lyes Khezzar, Saad Harous and Mohamed Benayoune.

pp 61-76

R206-05

2000

Numerical Techniques for Overland Flow from Pavement

William James and Stuart C. Wylie

pp 77-112

R206-06

2000

A Laboratory Rig for Testing Runoff from Paved Surfaces

William James, Stuart C. Wylie, and Robert C. Johanson

pp 113-132

R206-07

2000

AM/FM/GIS Applications for Stormwater Systems

Uzair M. Shamsi and Bruce A. Fletcher

pp 123-140

R206-08

2000

Wavelet Techniques for the Analysis and Synthesis of Rainfall Data

Andrew M.C. Chan

pp 141-162

R206-09

2000

On Automatic Calibration of the SWMM Model

Van-Thanh-Van Nguyen, Hamed Javaheri and Shie-Yui Liong

pp 163-174

R206-10

2000

Real Time Flow Prediction using Fuzzy Logic Models

Aschalew Debebe and Willy Bauwens

pp 175-182

R206-11

2000

Environmental Modeling of a Claypan Watershed using HSPF

Menghua Wang, J. Obiukwu Duru, Allen T. Hjelmfelt, Jr., Fessehaie Ghidey and Allen Thompson

pp 183-190

R206-12

2000

Stormwater Two-Ramp Drop Structures

Subhash C. Jain

pp 191-202

R206-13

2000

Software for the Hydraulic Design of Underground Stormwater Detention Tanks

Shane Finlay

pp 203-224

R206-14

2000

Characterization of Urban Runoff Quality: A Toronto Case Study

Pradeep Kumar Behera, James Y. Li and Barry J. Adams

pp 225-248

R206-15

2000

Twelve Towns Retention Treatment Facility System Modeling

Douglas Buchholz, Hala Baroudi, Kenneth G. Schrock and Keith McCormack

pp 249-262

R206-16

2000

Hydrodynamic Modeling of a Stormwater Pond for Optimal Sizing and Effectiveness

Ray Dewey, Robert Flindall, David Crichton

pp 263-282

R206-17

2000

SWMM Storage-Treatment for Analysis/Design of Extended-Detention Ponds

Thomas L. Newman II, Tarig A. Omer and Eugene D. Driscoll

pp 283-302

R206-18

2000

Feasibility of a Permeable Pavement Option in SWMM for Long-term Continuous Modeling

Craig W. Kipkie and William James

pp 303-324

R206-19

2000

Incorporation and Testing of Revised Algorithms for the Aquatic Plant Growth Model, ECOL

Alison G. Humphries and William James

pp 325-352

R206-20

2000

Connecting Pipes and Plants: Concurrent Hydrodynamic Simulation of the Hydraulic Performance of a Collection System and a Wastewater Treatment Plant

Christopher J. W. Ward, Steven Chan, Faruk Kharadi, and Philip Gray

pp 353-378

R206-21

2000

Update on EPA’s Urban Watershed Management Branch Modeling Activities

Richard N. Koustas

pp 379-388

R207-01

2001

The Role of Pollution Prevention in Stormwater Management

Robert Pift and Melinda Lalor

pp 1-20

R207-02

2001

An Approach to Spatial Urban Land Use Change for Hydrologic Modeling

Daniel T. McGrath

pp 21-36

R207-03

2001

Reducing Urban Litter in South Africa through Catchment Based Litter Management Plans

Neil Armitage, Mark Marais and Sonja Pithey

pp 37-50

R207-04

2001

A Methodology to Design and/or Assess Baffles for Floatables Control

Thomas L. Newman II

pp 51-80

R207-05

2001

Watershed Assessment using an Integrated Modeling Approach

Wael M. Khairy, Alim P. Hannoura, and Alex McCorquodale

pp 81-96

R207-06

2001

(or Development Expediency Meets Sustainable Development)"

John N. MacKenzie and Jim M. K. Dumont

pp 97-112

R207-07

2001

A Case in Support of Continuous Modeling for Stormwater Management System Design

Aaron C. Farrell, Ronald B. Scheckenberger and Raymond T. Guther

pp 113-130

R207-08

2001

Use of SLAMM in Evaluating Best Management Practices

Robert Myllyoja, Hala Baroudi, Robert Pitt and Jeanna Paluzzi

pp 131-142

R207-09

2001

Water Quality Management using a Fuzzy Inference System

Kumaraswamy Ponnambalam and Seyed Jamshid Mousavi

pp 143-152

R207-10

2001

Re-oxygenation Coefficient in QUAL2E: a Prediction Methodology

Eduardo Queija de Siqueira and Alan Cavalcanti da Cunha

153-160

R207-11

2001

An ArcView GIS tool for SWMM

Mitchell C. Heineman

pp 161-174

R207-12

2001

DEM Applications in Hydrologic Modeling

Uzair M. Shamsi

pp 175-188

R207-13

2001

A GIS and SWMM Modeling Application for Sewer Separation Design

Sharon Ho, Dominique Brocard, Lawrence Soucie and Thomas Daly

pp 189 200

R207-14

2001

Design of a Constructed Wetland for the Treatment of Glycol Contaminated Stormwater

Robert Flindall and Darshan S. Basran

pp 201-212

R207-15

2001

Developing a Model for Basement Flood Relief Works for the New Millennium

G. J. Steiss and W. D. Watters

pp 213-234

R207-16

2001

Comparing Rainfall Dependent Inflow and Infiltration Simulation Method

Leonard Wright, Shawn Dent, Charles Mosley, Paul Kadota and Yassine Djebbar

pp 235-258

R207-17

2001

An Equivalent Rainfall Technique to Identify Dry Weather Flow Data for City of Detroit Flow Balance Analysis

Andrew Santini, Philip Brink, Ben Sherman, and Mark TenBroek

pp 259-274

R207-18

2001

An Installed Accuracy Assessment using Dye Dilution Testing for Seven Common Flow Metering Technologies

Marc C. Stonehouse, Mark J. TenBroek, Gary E. Fujita and Timothy J. Dekker

pp 275-304

R207-19

2001

Sizing a New CSO Storage Tank using Continuous SWMM

Mark Stirrup

pp 305-324

R207-20

2001

Development and Use of Continuous SWMM for CSO Notification for the City of Detroit

Philip Brink, Andrew Santini, Amal Ibrahim and Mark TenBroek

pp 325-334

R207-21

2001

CSO Modeling in New Haven, Connecticut

Philip Cheung, Henry Goetz and Perrin Niemann

pp. 335-354

R207-22

2001

An Approach to Modeling Real-Time Control of Dynamic and Static Radial and Sluice Gates within EXTRAN

William James and Brett Charles Young

pp. 355-382

R207-23

2001

Modeling Siphon Weirs within EXTRAN

William James and Brett C. Young

pp. 383-394

R207-24

2001

Dynamic Modeling of Real-Time Control of Combined Sewer Systems with Radial Gates and Siphon Weirs

William James and Brett C. Young

pp. 395-406

R207-25

2001

Validating the Rain-Runoff Kernel Function in RUNOFF against Laboratory Experiment - including super-critical laminar flows

William James

pp. 407-422

R207-26

2001

Stormwater Management Model for Environmental Design of Permeable Pavement

W. Robert C. James, William James and Harold von Langsdorff

R207-27

2001

Using Comprehensive Mapping and Database Management to Improve Modeling of Urban Sewer Systems

Joe Hoffman and David Crawford

R208-01

2002

A Tiered Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling System to Satisfy Multiple Objectives in Complex Sewershed Applications

James T. Smullen, Edward H. Burgess and Robert E. Dickinson

pp. 1-10

R208-02

2002

Improvements in Urban Sub-Catchment Runoff Modeling

Allan G. Goyen

pp. 11-26

R208-03

2002

Modeling Urban Hydrological Processes and Management Scenarios at Different Temporal and Spatial Scales

Manfred W. Ostrowski

pp. 27-40

R208-04

2002

Short Time-Interval Rainfall Disaggregation for Continuous Hydrologic Simulation

Steven J. Burian and S. Rocky Durrans

pp. 41-56

R208-05

2002

Urban Rainwater Composition Study

J. Alex. McCorquodale, Donald Barbe and Youcho Wang

pp. 57-70

R208-06

2002

Robustness of the Rainpak Algorithm for Storm Direction and Speed

William James, Peter Nimmrichter, W. Robert C. James and Ronald Scheckenberger

pp. 71-84

R208-07

2002

SWMM Calibration using Genetic Algorithms

Benny Wan and William James

pp. 85-106

R208-08

2002

Evaluation of Stormwater Retrofit Options for Mimico Creek Watershed

James Li and Kosta Kyriopolous

pp. 107-126

R208-09

2002

Quantifying the Stormwater Pollutant Reduction Benefits of Traditional Public Works Maintenance Practices

Roger G. Sutherland, Robert J. Myllola and Seth L. Jelen

pp. 127-150

R208-10

2002

Buffalo River Floatables Control and Continuous Water Quality Monitoring Demonstration Project

Kim N. Irvine

pp. 151-172

R208-11

2002

A Modeling System of Nutrient Loads to Long Island Souind from Connecticut Watersheds

J.T. Love and A.S. Donigian

pp. 173-196

R208-12

2002

SSO Evaluations: Infiltration and Inflow using SWMM RUNOFF and EXTRAN

Srini Vallabhaneni, Joseph K. Koran, Susan E. Moisio and Charles I. Moore

pp. 197-214

R208-13

2002

Wetlands Management using GIS and Multi-Criteria Evaluation Tools

K. Ponnambalam, Nirupama and H. Venema

pp. 215-224

R208-14

2002

GIS Applications in Inspections and Maintenance of Collection Systems

Uzair M. Shamsi

pp. 225-238

R208-15

2002

Combined Modeling of a Flume Gravel-Trench-System and Surrounding Unsaturated Soils

Joerg Schsffner and Manfred W. Ostrowski

pp. 239-254

R208-16

2002

Modification of Detention Basin Outlet Structures using Calibrated SWMM Models

Charles D. Morris and Joel P. Asunskis

pp. 255-270

R208-17

2002

Simulation of a Combined Sewer Overflow Storage Tank

Mark Stirrup and Danielle Marchant

pp. 271-286

R208-18

2002

Development of a Management Tool for Vegetative Filter Strips

B. Gharabaghi, R.P. Rudra, H.R. Whiteley and W.T. Dickinson

pp. 289-302

R208-19

2002

Loss in Carrying Capacity of Water Mains due to Encrustation and Biofouling, and Application to Walkerton, Ontario

Arif Shahzad and William James

pp. 303-325

R208-20

2002

Detailed Representation of a Large Pumping Station using EXTRAN

Mark Yeboah, Mitchell C. Heineman and Brent McCarthy

pp. 325-338

R208-21

2002

Web Graduate Courses on Benign Urban Water Systems: Optimal Complexity and User Performance Improvement

William James and Eduardo Queija de Siqueira

pp. 339-352

R215-01

2003

Integrating Floodplain and Stormwater Management : Historical Perspective, Concepts and Case Study

Gilles Rivard, St�phane B�langer and Pierre Dupuis

pp1-120

R215-02

2003

Overcoming Obstacles in Applying SWMM to Large-Scale Watersheds

Robert E. Dickinson and Christopher S. Crockett"

pp. 21-42

R215-03

2003

"Continuous Modeling for Design,Construction and Monitoring: A Case Study"

Brian E. Bishop and Ronald B. Scheckenberger

pp. 43-62

R215-04

2003

Level of Service Evaluations For Stormwater Assessment

Michael A. Gregory, Michael F. Schmidt and John A. Aldrich

pp. 63-84

R215-05

2003

Modeling as a Tool for Economic Analysis of Basement Flood Relief Projects

G. J. Steiss

pp. 85-106

R215-06

2003

Development of a Basement Flooding Remediation Strategy

Kevin Brown and Christine Hill

pp. 107-122

R215-07

2003

Directing Sampling based on Uncertainty Analysis

and Robert E. Pitt"

pp. 123-138

R215-08

2003

Internet GIS for the Water Industry

Uzair (Sam) Shamsi

pp. 139-154

R215-09

2003

Development of Long Term Precipitation and Infiltration Records for the Performance Evaluation of a Proposed Regional Tunnel

Mirza Rabbaig"

pp. 155-178

R215-10

2003

Impacts of Rainfall Data on Model Refinement in Greater Pittsburgh

Terry J. Meeneghan, Mark D. Loehlein, Robert E. Dickinson and Timothy Prevost

pp. 179-198

R215-11

2003

Radar Precipitation Information"

Eric Tousignant and Daniel Jobin"

pp. 199-216

R215-12

2003

Infiltration Through Compacted Urban Soils and Effects on Biofiltration Design

Choo Keong Ong, and John Voorhees"

pp. 217-252

R215-13

2003

Stormwater Quality Modeling Improvements Needed for SWMM

Roger C. Sutherland and Seth L. Jelen

pp. 253-290

R215-14

2003

Using Annual Hydrographs to Determine Effective Impervious Area

Troy Jones, Chris Johnston and Craig Kipkie

pp. 291-306

R215-15

2003

Implementation of a Program to Prevent Sanitary Sewer Overflows by Reduction of Stormwater Inflow

Steven J. Wright and Mark TenBroek

pp. 307-322

R215-16

2003

Modeling Sedimentation in Stormwater Storage Facilities

John N. MacKenzie

pp. 323-340

R215-17

2003

Using Baffle Boxes for Stormwater Treatment

Gordon England and John Royal

pp. 341-356

R215-18

2003

Surges Associated with Filling of Stormwater Storage Tunnels

Steven J. Wright, Jose Vasconcelos Neto and Karen E. Ridgway

pp. 357-372

R215-19

2003

Study of Decomposition of Grass and Leaves

Justin Strynchuk, John Royal and Gordon England

pp. 373

R215-20

2003

Comparison of Neural Networks to Ormsbee’s Method for Rain Generation - applied to Toronto, Ontario

Ingmar Wendling and William James

pp. 387-406

R215-21

2003

Curve Numbers in Stormwater Runoff Simulation

Ivan Muzik

pp. 407-416

R215-22

2003

Maintenance of Infiltration in Modular Interlocking Concrete Pavers with External Drainage Cells

William James and Christopher Gerrits

pp. 417-436

R220-01

2004

Urbanization Impacts on Houston Rainstorms

teven J. Burian, J. Marshall Shepherd and Parastou Hooshialsadat

pp. 1-22

R220-02

2004

Radar-Rainfall Technology Integration into Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling Projects

Srini Vallabhaneni, Baxter Vieux and Terry Meeneghan

pp. 23-44

R220-03

2004

Improved Parameter EstimationTechniques for Soil Storage Capacity

Michael A. Gregory and Brett A. Cunningham

pp. 45-70

R220-04

2004

Modeling Surface Runoff, Groundwater Flow and their Interaction with PCSWMM and MODFLOW - for the City of Rostov the Great, Russia

Gilles Rivard, Richard Frenette, Mikhael Bolgov and Serguey Pozgniakov

pp. 71-90

R220-05

2004

Fate of Pathogens in Stormwater Plumes

Alex McCorquodale, Susanne Carnelos, Ioannis Georgiou, Donald Barb�, Gianna Cothren, A. J. Englande

pp. 91-114

R220-06

2004

Fluorescence Spectroscopy as a Screening Tool and Continuous Monitor for Urban Water Quality

Chris Smart, Brad Simpson and Andy Joyce

pp. 115-124

R220-07

2004

Response to a 1:100 Year Rainfall Event - City of Lethbridge 2002 Flooding Investigation

Doug Hawkins, John D. Take and Mike J. Van Doorn

pp. 125-156

R220-08

2004

Analysis of SSO Control Alternatives within the City of Detroit’s Regional Collection System

Michael Taylor, Philip Brink and Marc Stonehouse

pp. 157-176

R220-09

2004

Stormwater Management and Implementation of BMPs at Miami International Airport

Michael F. Schmidt, Nancy B. Pantoja and Luis Lopez-Blazquez

pp. 177-188

R220-10

2004

Numerical Modeling of the Transition between Free Surface and Pressurized Flow in Storm Sewers

Jose G. Vasconcelos and Steven J. Wright

pp. 189-214

R220-11

2004

Using SWMM EXTRAN to Simulate WWTP Hydraulics

Derek Wride,  Carl Chan, Ben Gamble, Joseph Koran and Susan Moisio

pp. 215-237

R220-12

2004

Simulation of Urban Wet Weather Best Management Practices at the Watershed Scale

R. Dwayne Myers, Mark Maimone, James Smullen and Brian Marengo

pp. 237-258

R220-13

2004

Collection and Examination of a Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Database

Robert Pitt, Alex Maestre, Renee Morquecho, and Derek Williamson

pp. 257-294

R220-14

2004

Practical Flow Monitoring for Large Modeling Applications

John M.H. Barton, Steven Donovan and David Abadie

pp. 295-316

R220-15

2004

Nonparametric Statistical Tests Comparing First Flush and Composite Samples from the National Stormwater Quality Database

Alex Maestre, Robert Pitt and Derek Williamson

pp. 317-338

R220-16

2004

SWMM 5 - the Next Generation of EPA’s Storm Water Management Model

Lewis A. Rossman, Robert Dickinson, Trent Schade, Carl Chan, Edward H. Burgess, Daniel Sullivan, Fu-Hsiung Lai

pp. 339-359

R220-17

2004

SWMM 5 Engine"

Carl  Chan, Edward H.  Burgess, Trent  Schade and Robert E. Dickinson

pp. 359-384

R220-18

2004

Automated Calibration using Optimization Techniques with SWMM RUNOFF

Shawn Dent, R. Blair Hanna and Leonard Wright

pp. 385-408

R220-19

2004

Water Resources Modeling Tools - Open Source Code versus Proprietary Software

Edward H. Burgess, William James and Lewis A. Rossman

pp. 409-426

R220-20

2004

Implementing a Thermal Urban Runoff Model (TURM)

K.E. Arrington, J.M. Norman, A. Roa-Espinosa and S.J. Ventura

pp. 427-458

R220-21

2004

GIS Applications for Water Distribution Systems

Uzair (Sam) Shamsi

pp. 459-474

R220-22

2004

Problems Encountered with the Measurement of Urban Litter entering the Stormwater Systems of Cape Town

Mark Marais and Neil Armitage

pp. 475-492

R220-23

2004

Complex versus Simple Stormwater Network Models - Modeling of the Keysers River Catchment

Gideon Joubert

pp. 493-504

R220-24

2004

The Use of GIS to Determine a Strategy for the Removal of Urban Litter Upper Lotus and Lower Salt River Catchments, Cape Town

Christopher Wise and Neil Armitage

pp. 505-520

R220-25

2004

Communicating Flooding Issues to the Public at Large

A. McDonald, A. Mather,  and W. Vogelzang

pp. 521-542

R220-26

2004

Upgrading the Belhar Stormwater System to Combat Pollution of the Kuils River

Zaheer Ortell

pp. 543-558

R220-27

2004

Salt River Hydrological Study

Colin Whittemore, Bryan Nicholson and Nadia Nitsche

pp. 559-588

R220-28

2004

Catchment, Stormwater and River Management in Cape Town, South Africa

Mark Obree

pp. 589-602

R220-29

2004

Clogging of Permeable Concrete Block Pavement by Street Particulates and Rain

William James

pp. 603-626

R220-30

2004

Regional Hydrological Modeling of City of Tshwane Municipality using VisualSWMM

R.J. Males, M. Braune, D. Van Bladeren and D. Mahlangu

pp. 627-650

R220-31

2004

Thermal Enrichment by Stormwater: Review for the Development of a Suitable Model

Yi Li and William James

pp. 651-665

R220-32

2004

Thermal Enrichment by Stormwater: Application to an Urban Area with Shopping Mall and Treatment Wetland

Yi Li and William James

pp. 665-682

R220-33

2004

Drinking Water Quality and Techniques for Recharging an Urban Water System - for the industrial city of Gujarat, India

B R Pandit and Hitesh Solanki

pp. 683-704

R220-34

2004

Sewer Assessment,I/I Assessment and Recalibration Saves Millions

Susan Moisio, Saa K. Shemsu and Philip Gray

pp. 705-722

R223-01

2005

Development and Evaluation of Stormwater Improvement Alternatives

Michael A. Gregory, John A. Aldrich, Michael F. Schmidt, Jeffrey E. Duke, and Brian A. Barker

pp. 1-30

R223-02

2005

A Genetic Algorithm for the Minimum Cost Design of a Stormwater System

John Stephen Auger, William James and Andrea Bradford

pp. 31-52

R223-03

2005

A Lifecycle Cost Based Design Optimization Model for Stormwater Management System

Jinhui Huang, William James and W. Robert C. James

pp. 53-70

R223-04

2005

Rapid Detection of Bacteria in a Water Distribution System

Rolf A Deininger, JiYoung Lee and Jungwon Min

pp. 71-78

R223-05

2005

GISRed 1.0, a GIS-based Tool for Water Distribution Models for Master Plans

Fernando Mart�nez and Hugo Bartol�n

pp. 79-92

R223-06

2005

a Toronto Case Study"

Waiel A. Sadiq and Bryan W. Karney

pp. 93-106

R223-07

2005

A Review of Reliability Analysis for Water Quality in Water Distribution Systems

Jinhui Huang, Edward A. McBean, and William James

pp. 107-130

R223-08

2005

Flow Needs for City of Detroit Customers through 2050

Philip N. Brink, Larry J. Witt, Ashraf A. Ibrahim, and Carl R. Johnson

pp. 131-146

R223-09

2005

Continuous Simulation Approach to Centralized Stormwater Management Design for Partial Treatment of Urbanizing Subwatersheds

Aaron Farrell and Ronald B. Scheckenberger

pp. 147-168

R223-10

2005

Continuous Surface Runoff, Groundwater and Water Quality Modeling of the C-100 Basin, Miami-Dade County, Florida

Tom Nye, Robert E. Dickinson, Michael Thompson, Mike Schmidt, Victor Martin, and Gilberto Peralta

pp. 169-192

R223-11

2005

Runtime Comparisons between SWMM 4 and SWMM 5 using Continuous Simulation Model Networks

Carl C. Chan, Robert E. Dickinson and Edward H. Burgess

pp. 193-202

R223-12

2005

Review of Historical Street Dust and Dirt Accumulation and Washoff Data

Robert Pitt, Derek Williamson, John Voorhees and Shirley Clark

pp. 203-246

R223-13

2005

Stormwater Quality Descriptions using the Three Parameter Lognormal Distribution

Alexander Maestre, Robert Pitt, S. Rocky Durrans and Subhabrata Chakraborti

pp. 247-274

R223-14

2005

Developing Planning-Level Drainage Solutions in Large, Multi-Jurisdictional Watersheds

George Remias, John Aldrich, Michael A. Gregory, Jeffrey E. Duke and Frank Greenland

pp. 275-294

R223-15

2005

ArcGIS and SWMM Integration

Uzair (Sam) Shamsi and Peter Smith

pp. 295-308

R223-16

2005

Normalizing Rain Gauge Network Biases with Calibrated Radar Rainfall Estimates

Gary D. Martens and James T. Smullen

pp. 309-332

R223-17

2005

Rainfall Accuracy Considerations Using Radar and Rain Gauge Networks for Rainfall-Runoff Monitoring

Baxter E. Vieux and Jean E. Vieux

pp. 333-352

R223-18

2005

Impacts of Rainfall Data on Model Refinement in Greater Pittsburgh

Terry J, Meeneghan, Timothy D. Prevost, and Khalid N. Khan

pp. 353-376

R223-19

2005

Applications and Limitations of Single-Phase Models to the Description of the Rapid Filling Pipe Problem

Jose G. Vasconcelos and Steven J. Wright

pp. 377-408

R223-20

2005

Calibration of BASINS HSP-F in Support of a Watershed Approach to CSO Long Term Control Planning

M.F. Perrelli, K.N. Irvine, and T.S. Lee

pp. 409-434

R223-21

2005

A Continuous Simulation Approach for Separate Sewered Areas

Mark D. Loehlein, Terry J. Meeneghan and Timothy Prevost

pp. 435-450

R223-22

2005

Surface Infiltration Rate of Permeable Pavements

E. Z. Bean, W. F. Hunt, and D. A. Bidelspach

pp. 451-464

R223-23

2005

Sources of Pollutants in Urban Areas (Part 1)  -  Older Monitoring

Robert Pitt, Roger Bannerman, Shirley Clark and Derek Williamson

pp. 465-484

R223-24

2005

Sources of Pollutants in Urban Areas (Part 2)  - Recent Sheetflow Monitoring

Robert Pitt, Roger Bannerman, Shirley Clark and Derek Williamson

pp. 485-506

R223-24b

2005

Appendix to Chapter 24 Sources of Pollutants in Urban Areas

Robert Pitt, Roger Bannerman, Shirley Clark and Derek Williamson

R225-01

2006

A Model Maintenance Tool – Moving Forward with an Investment in a System-Wide Model

Wride, Johnstone, Moeller, Chan and Koran

pp. 1-16

R225-02

2006

An Overview of Water Quality Issues in Cambodia

Irvine, Murphy, Sampson, Dany, Vermette, and Tang

pp. 17-52

R225-03

2006

Applying Stormwater Management Concepts in Tropical Countries

Rivard, Rinfret, Davidson, Morin, Vinicio Corrales and Kompaniets

pp. 53-74

R225-04

2006

Modeling Every Sanitary Pipe in a City: Unique Aspects and Benefits

Stonehouse, Sherman, Perala, Wilburn, TenBroek, and Fan

pp. 75-98

R225-05

2006

High Resolution Rainfall Information in Urban Run-off Simulation

Jensen, Pedersen and Overgaard

pp. 99-114

R225-06

2006

Evaluation of Imperviousness Impacts in Large, Developing Watersheds

Gregory, Aldrich, Holtshouse and Dreyfuss-Wells

pp. 115-150

R225-07

2006

Urban Area Dry Diffuse Pollutants Washoff Composition

Ashraf and Khan

pp. 151-164

R225-08

2006

Stormwater Quality Modeling of Cross Israel Highway Runoff

Sutherland, Minton and Marinov

pp. 165-192

R225-09

2006

A Study on Urban Water Reuse Management Modeling

Zhang, Ponnambalam and Calamai

pp. 193-217

R225-10

2006

Bayesian Networks"

Zhu, McBean, and Zhou

pp. 218-237

R225-11

2006

Comparison of Analytical and Simulation Approaches for Assessing Robustness of Reliability for Water Distribution Systems

Huang and McBean

pp. 237-258

R225-12

2006

Modeling the Reliability of Water Distribution Systems

Shamsi

pp. 259-286

R225-13

2006

Identification of Significant Factors Affecting Stormwater Quality Using the National Stormwater Quality Database

Maestre and Pitt

pp. 287-326

R225-14

2006

Transient Flow Modeling and Verification of a 20-MGD Raw Water Conveyance System

Sundaramoorthy

pp. 327-342

R225-15

2006

Multi-Objective Calibration of SWMM for Improved Simulation of the Hydrologic Regime

Herrera, Heathcote, James and Bradford

pp. 343-378

R225-16

2006

Sediment Transport in Grass Swales

Nara and Pitt

pp. 379-402

R225-17

2006

Hydraulic Changes to Stormwater Flow Through Wetlands

Stern

pp. 403-422

R225-18

2006

Monitoring the Performance of a Construction Sediment Pond

Pyatt and Li

pp. 423-440

R225-19

2006

Current Issues on Modeling Extreme Inflows in Stormwater Systems

Vasconcelos, Wright and Roe

pp. 441-462

R225-20

2006

Investigation of Rapid Filling of Empty Pipes

Guizani, Vasconcelos, Wright and Maalel.

pp. 463-482

R225-21

2006

Allocating RDII Using Footing Drain Flow and Other Information

Sherman, Perala, Stonehouse, Fan, and TenBroek

pp. 483-498

R225-22

2006

Comparison of SWMM4 and SWMM5 Results to Flow Monitoring Data

Chen, Gamble, Koran, Johnstone and Burgess

pp. 499-516

R225-23

2006

Minor Loss Coefficients for Storm Drain Modeling with SWMM

Frost

pp. 517-546

R225-24

2006

Assessment of Unaccounted-for Water in Municipal Water Networks

Motiee, Motiei, Hejranfar and Delavar

pp. 547-558

R227-01

2007

A Procedure to Identify and Rank Rainfall/Runoff Phenomena for the Evaluation of Urban Stormwater Models

Dormuth

pp. 1-20

R227-02

2007

River Bank Erosion Assessment using 3D Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Modeling

Cunderlik

pp. 21-42

R227-03

2007

Developing a Planning-Level System-Wide Model using SWMM

Khan and Meeneghan

pp. 43-70

R227-04

2007

Using Decision Analyses to Select an Urban Runoff Control Program

Pitt and Voorhees

pp. 71-108

R227-05

2007

Mechanisms for Stormwater Surges in Vertical Shafts

Wright, Lewis and Vasconcelos

pp. 109-132

R227-06

2007

Surge Modeling in Sewers using the Transient Analysis Program (TAP)

Ridgway and Kumpula

pp. 133-146

R227-07

2007

Bioenergetic Habitat Modeling and Food Delivery for Drift Feeding Fishes in Streams

Weber, Wheater, Booker, Dunbar and Ibbotson

pp. 147-164

R227-08

2007

Reservoir Operation Optimization by Reinforcement Learning

Mahootchi, Tizhoosh, and Ponnambalam

pp. 165-184

R227-09

2007

Upflow Filtration for the Treatment of Stormwater at Critical Source Areas

Khambhammettu, Pitt, Andoh, and Clark

pp. 185-204

R227-10

2007

Experimental Investigation on Surcharging of Flowing Sewers

Vasconcelos and Wright

pp. 205-224

R227-11

2007

Optimal Design of Urban Drainage Systems using Genetic Algorithms

Boulos, Schade, Baxter and Muleta

pp. 225-242

R227-12

2007

Understanding Surface Drainage for Flood Control in Downtown Ottawa

Lalonde and Rogers

pp. 243-258

R227-13

2007

Continuous Distributed Modeling for Evaluation of Stormwater Quality Impacts from Urban Development

Vieux and Vieux

pp. 259-272

R227-14

2007

Comprehensive ArcGIS-Based Urban Drainage Modeling for Decision Support

Schade, Boulos, Baxter and Muleta

pp. 273-294

R227-15

2007

CSO Discharge Reporting using a Continuous Modeling Approach

Vallabhaneni, Masbaum, Chan and Mazza

pp. 295-308

R227-16

2007

Reliability of Design Storms used to Size Urban Stormwater System Elements

Malik and James

pp. 309-326

R227-17

2007

Comparing Design Pipe SizesModeling Approach using PCSWMM to Support Infiltration/Inflow Remediation Area Studies

McGill, Barden, Chen and James

pp. 327-342

R227-18

2007

Evolution of an Integrated 1D/2D Modeling Package for Urban Drainage

Barnard, Kuch, Thompson, Mudaliar and Phillips

pp. 343-366

R227-19

2007

Water Quality Modeling using Fault Tree Method

Huang and McBean

pp. 367-384

R227-20

2007

Stormwater Databases: NURP, USGS, International BMP Database and NSQD

Maestre and Pitt

pp. 385-410

R227-21

2007

An Efficient Finite-Volume Scheme for Modeling Water Hammer Flows

Le�n, Ghidaoui, Schmidt and Garc�a

pp. 411-430

R227-22

2007

Identifying Potential Pipe Failures: Toronto Case Study

Schuster, McBean and Hayat

pp. 431-446

R227-23

2007

Finding Solutions to Sanitary Sewer System Capacity Deficiencies

Wride, Koran, Chen, Gamble and Burgess

pp. 447-466

R227-24

2007

A Modeling Framework and Preliminary Results in Assessing Phnom Penh’s Sewage Discharges

Kummu, Sokvongsa, Sarkkula, Koponen, Kagna, Moniphea, Mengieng, Sampson, Irvine, Vermette, Tang and Keskinen

pp. 467-500

R227-25

2007

Spatial Point Pattern Analysis for Water Mains Failures in Sanandaj, Iran

Asnaashari, Shahrour, Sotudeh and Jafar

pp. 501-522

R227-26

2007

Stormwater Management and Significant Channel Flows below the Two-year Return

Villard and Ness

pp. 523-534

R228-01

2008

Interactions of Phosphorus with Anthropogenic and Engineered Particulate Matter as a Function of Mass, Number and Surface Area

Kim, Jia Ma, Howerter, Garofalo and Sansalone

pp. 1-18

R228-02

2008

Determination of Overflow Risk for Stormwater Systems

Daynou and Fuamba

pp. 19-34

R228-03

2008

Combined Urban and Rural Models for Integrated River Management

Klawitter and Ostrowski

pp. 35-46

R228-04

2008

Hydraulic Assessment of the Ganaraska River, Port Hope, Ontario

Nimmrichter

pp. 47-64

R228-05

2008

Database for In-field Condition Assessments of Flood Control Infrastructure and Prioritization of Remedial Action Budgeting

Nimmrichter

pp. 65-80

R228-06

2008

Minimizing Erosion Hazards in a Dynamic River System

Gregory, Tufgar, Scott, Hall and Seabrook

pp. 81-98

R228-07

2008

Urban Induced Rainfall Modifications on Urban Hydrologic Response

Reynolds, Burian, Shepherd and Manyin

pp. 99-122

R228-08

2008

Erie County, New York"

Martin, Russell, Amico, Wagner, James and Vogelsang

pp. 123-144

R228-09

2008

Integrating Sewer Inspection Data into SWMM Model Calibration

Cheng, Barden, Burgess and McGill

pp. 145-154

R228-10

2008

Surge Modeling in Sewers using Alternative Hydraulic Software Programs

Ridgway and Kumpula

pp. 155-164

R228-11

2008

Arc Hydro: A Framework for Integrating GIS and Hydrology

Shamsi

pp. 165-182

R228-12

2008

Extrapolation of Available Monitoring Data to Facilitate Long-Term Continuous Simulation Modeling

Loehlein and Meeneghan

pp. 183-196

R228-13

2008

Factors Affecting Scour of Previously Captured Sediment from Stormwater Catchbasin Sumps

Avila, Pitt and  Durrans

pp. 197-218

R228-14

2008

Assessing the Effectiveness of Proprietary Stormwater Treatment Devices

Wilson, Gulliver, Mohseni, and Hozalski

pp. 219-228

R228-15

2008

Characterization and Comparison of Sediments from Four Stormwater Ponds

Li, Guo and Chang

pp. 229-248

R228-16

2008

Land Development Characteristics in Jefferson County, Alabama

Bochis, Pitt and Johnson

pp. 249-282

R228-17

2008

Modeling the Stormwater Benefits of Green Roofs in the City of Toronto

Li

pp. 283-294

R228-18

2008

Representation of Non-Directly Connected Impervious Area in SWMM Runoff Modeling

Chen, Shyamprasad, Heineman and Carter

pp. 295-308

R228-19

2008

Evapotranspiration and Related Calculations for Bioretention Devices

Pitt, Clark, Johnson and Voorhees

pp. 309-340

R228-20

2008

Techniques to Assess Rain Gardens as Stormwater Best Management Practices

Nestingen, Asleson, Gulliver, Hozalski and Nieber

pp. 341-350

R228-21

2008

Locating Leaks in Water Distribution Systems Using Network Modeling

Boulos, Schade and Baxter

pp. 351-362

R228-22

2008

An Explicit Conduit Storage Synthesis Algorithm for Solving Decoupled Forcemain Networks

Schade, Baxter, Muleta, and Boulos

pp. 363-374

R228-23

2008

Determining a Consistent Peak Flow Level of Control for a Wet Weather Management Plan

Gheith, Davis, Fallara, and El-Hosseiny

pp. 375-396

R228-24

2008

Probabilistic versus Regression Modeling for Disinfection Byproducts

Zhu and McBean

pp. 397-418

R228-25

2008

Determining Peak Flow Recurrence in Combined Basins with Limited Flow Data Using Genetic Algorithm Calibration

Gheith, Carmichael, Barden, and Cherian

pp. 419-442