Abstract
In recent decades, a wide range of approaches have been developed to mitigate hydrological impacts as well as the influence on water quality due to urbanization [...]
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There is a new trend towards more integrated approaches, which deal with changes in the flow regime and maintain water quality at the same time, and which try to consider rainwater as a resource, a means, and not just a problem which must be eliminated
Urban hydrology plays an important role in solving these problems
Summary
A wide range of approaches have been developed to mitigate hydrological impacts as well as the influence on water quality due to urbanization. The development of integrated models to predict and assess the effectiveness of alternative approaches to rainwater drainage in cities, considered part of the wider urban water cycle, has recently received considerable attention. The Special Issue “Urban Rainwater and Flood Management” presents fifteen scientific papers.
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