Urban Drainage

Urban Drainage

David Butler , Christopher James Digman , Christos Makropoulos
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Apr 30, 2018 · English · Paperback (592 pages)
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Format Paperback
Pages 592
Language English
Published Apr 30, 2018
Publisher CRC Press
Edition 4
ISBN-10 1498750583
ISBN-13 9781498750585

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Urban drainage is a critical aspect of city planning and management, and this work delves into its complexities and challenges. The authors, equipped with extensive knowledge and experience, explore how effective drainage systems can mitigate the impacts of urbanization on water flow and quality. Their insights highlight the importance of integrating sustainable practices into the design and maintenance of urban drainage systems.

Through a combination of theoretical foundations and practical applications, the authors navigate through various techniques that address stormwater management and flooding issues prevalent in urban areas. They emphasize the significance of innovative approaches that prioritize environmental sustainability while ensuring the resilience of urban infrastructure against climate change.

The text is richly supported by case studies and empirical evidence, showcasing real-world applications of the principles discussed. By examining different urban scenarios, the authors illustrate how tailored drainage solutions can enhance both the functionality and aesthetic value of city landscapes.

Overall, this comprehensive exploration serves as a vital resource for urban planners, civil engineers, and environmental scientists looking to create sustainable cities.

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Science & Technology Health & Wellness
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