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Storm and Stream Technologies

Salam, Abdul

A substandard and outdated stormwater management results in flash flooding and contamination of waterbodies. Flash flooding is caused due to untimely detection of runoff by an outdated stormwater infrastructure. Moreover, pollutants damage aquatic habitat due to urban runoff. This problem has been addressed using larger storage and conveyance infrastructure. However, this solution is infeasible due to construction cost and chances of future expansion (upgrading, population increase, regulatory requirements, etc.) making current infrastructure outdated and insufficient to meet needs and danger of flooding due to overdesigned conveyance system. In this chapter new solutions are developed to address these issues.

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Storm and Stream Technologies

Salam, Abdul

A substandard and outdated stormwater management results in flash flooding and contamination of waterbodies. Flash flooding is caused due to untimely detection of runoff by an outdated stormwater infrastructure. Moreover, pollutants damage aquatic habitat due to urban runoff. This problem has been addressed using larger storage and conveyance infrastructure. However, this solution is infeasible due to construction cost and chances of future expansion (upgrading, population increase, regulatory requirements, etc.) making current infrastructure outdated and insufficient to meet needs and danger of flooding due to overdesigned conveyance system. In this chapter new solutions are developed to address these issues.

Storm and Stream Technologies

Salam, Abdul

A substandard and outdated stormwater management results in flash flooding and contamination of waterbodies. Flash flooding is caused due to untimely detection of runoff by an outdated stormwater infrastructure. Moreover, pollutants damage aquatic habitat due to urban runoff. This problem has been addressed using larger storage and conveyance infrastructure. However, this solution is infeasible due to construction cost and chances of future expansion (upgrading, population increase, regulatory requirements, etc.) making current infrastructure outdated and insufficient to meet needs and danger of flooding due to overdesigned conveyance system. In this chapter new solutions are developed to address these issues.

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Title:

Storm and Stream Technologies

Contributors:

Salam, Abdul (author)

Published in:

Internet of Things in Smart Sewer and Drainage Systems ; Chapter: 2 ; 7-16

Publication date:

2023-10-24

Size:

10 pages

ISBN:

978-3-031-48109-3 , 978-3-031-48108-6

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48109-3_2

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Water bodies , Aquatic habitat , Wireless communications , Storm stream , Sensing , Pollutants , Wastewater Engineering , Cyber-physical systems, IoT , Waste Management/Waste Technology , Professional Computing , Sustainable Development

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