Pablo Souto Casares, Richard Schofield, Kathryn DePippo, Neil Sewell
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Combining small-scale sustainable drainage systems with real-time control systems
An investigation was undertaken into the potential advantages and challenges of using small-scale modular sustainable drainage systems combined with real-time control systems as flood mitigation measures in public urban areas. By using case studies and undertaking a high-level local hydraulic assessment based on historic rainfall data, the flood mitigation benefits of various solutions were assessed. The paper aims to provide further evidence of the practicality and benefits of using green and smart surface water management systems in urban areas, ultimately leading to more sustainable and resilient communities.
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