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Water Science & Technology
Volume 51 Number 02
Contents
- 1–9
- Statistical analysis of pollution in stormwater infiltration basins
- S. Barraud, M. Dechesne, J.-P. Bardin and J.-C. Varnier
- 11–19
- Metal concentrations in soil and seepage water due to infiltration of roof runoff by long term numerical modelling
- J. Zimmermann, C. Dierkes, P. Göbel, C. Klinger, H. Stubbe and W.G. Coldewey
- 21–28
- Assessment of biofilm destabilisation and consequent facilitated zinc transport
- M. Muris, C. Delolme, J.-P. Gaudet and L. Spadini
- 29–36
- Can geotextiles modify the transfer of heavy metals transported by stormwater in infiltration basins?
- L. Lassabatère, T. Winiarski and R. Galvez-Cloutier
- 37–45
- Effective pollutant retention capacity of permeable pavements for infiltrated road runoffs determined by laboratory tests
- S. Fach and W.F. Geiger
- 47–55
- Chemical hazard identification and assessment tool for evaluation of stormwater priority pollutants
- E. Eriksson, A. Baun, P.S. Mikkelsen and A. Ledin
- 57–64
- Wastewater planning in Djenné, Mali. A pilot project for the local infiltration of domestic wastewater
- M.C. Alderlieste and J.G. Langeveld
- 65–70
- Experimental abatement data of underflow baffles for removal of floatables in the CSOs of the Greater Montréal (Canada) area
- John F. Cigana and Martin Couture
- 71–78
- Solids separation efficiency of combined sewer overflows
- G. Luyckx, G. Vaes and J. Berlamont
- 79–88
- High-rate stormwater clarification with polymeric flocculant addition
- J. Wood, C. He, Q. Rochfort, J. Marsalek, P. Seto, M. Yang, P. Chessie and S. Kok
- 89–97
- The influence of biodegradability of sewer solids for the management of CSOs
- R. Sakrabani, R.M. Ashley and J. Vollertsen
- 99–107
- Performance-costs evaluation for urban storm drainage
- M. Baptista, S. Barraud, E. Alfakih, N. Nascimento, W. Fernandes, P. Moura and L. Castro
- 109–118
- Performance indicators for the efficiency analysis of urban drainage systems
- S. Artina, G. Becciu, M. Maglionico, A. Paoletti and U. Sanfilippo
- 119–128
- A new database on urban runoff pollution: comparison of separate and combined sewer systems
- H. Brombach, G. Weiss and S. Fuchs
- 129–137
- Experimental analysis of the Hydrass flushing gate and field validation of flush propagation modelling
- J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski, A. Campisano, E. Creaco and C. Modica
- 139–145
- Inefficiency of storm water inlets as a source of urban floods
- J. Despotovic, J. Plavsic, N. Stefanovic and D. Pavlovic
- 147–154
- Factors influencing exfiltration processes in sewers
- D.J. Blackwood, J.B. Ellis, D.M. Revitt and D.J. Gilmour
- 155–162
- Sensitivity to experimental data of pollutant site mean concentration in stormwater runoff
- M. Mourad, J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski and G. Chebbo
- 163–170
- A benchmark methodology for managing uncertainties in urban runoff quality models
- A. Kanso, B. Tassin and G. Chebbo
- 171–177
- Test of the efficiency of three storm water quality models with a rich set of data
- M. Ahyerre, F.O. Henry, F. Gogien, M. Chabanel, M. Zug and D. Renaudet
- 179–185
- CSOs: tools for assessing their operation in our systems
- J. Vazquez, M. Zug, M. Buyer and G. Lipeme
- 187–194
- Use of 3D modelling and several ultrasound sensors to assess overflow rate
- G. Lipeme Kouyi, J. Vazquez, Y. Gallin, D. Rollet and A.G. Sadowski
- 195–201
- Comparison of radar and raingauge measurements during heavy rainfall
- T. Einfalt, M. Jessen and B. Mehlig
- 203–211
- Radar-based alert system to operate a sewerage network: relevance and operational effectiveness after several years of use
- D. Faure, O. Payrastre and P. Auchet
- 213–220
- Development of the real-time control (RTC) system for Tokyo sewage system
- M. Maeda, H. Mizushima and K. Ito
- 221–229
- An integrated inundation model for highly developed urban areas
- A.S. Chen, M.H. Hsu, T.S. Chen and T.J. Chang
- 231–238
- Quantitative and qualitative hydrologic balance for a suburban watershed with a separate sewer system (Nantes, France)
- V. Ruban, F. Larrarte, M. Berthier, L. Favreau, Y. Sauvourel, L. Letellier, M.-L. Mosisni and G. Raimbault
- 239–247
- Master planning for stream protection in urban watersheds
- B.R. Urbonas and J.T. Doerfer
- 249–256
- Identification of ecological status of stream impacted by urban drainage
- D. Komínková, D. Stránský, G. Št'astná, J. Caletková, J. Nabělková and Z. Handová
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