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However, during storm events, as the CSS reaches capacity, the excess volume of stormwater overflows, which is also referred to as combined sewer overflow (CSO) ( Semadeni-Davies et al.
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During mild, wet-weather events, the system would convey sanitary and stormwater flow to the treatment facility. During dry weather conditions, the sanitary flow would be conveyed to the wastewater treatment facility. Within most historic cities, sewer systems were designed to convey sanitary flow and stormwater flow within the same network as combined sewer systems (CSS). Extensive urbanization and frequent extreme wet-weather events are considered one of the leading reasons for this phenomenon. Inundation and water quality impairment due to stormwater overflow compromises the quality of life in many urban communities ( Strassler et al. The results from this study indicate that proper statistic modelling can be applied effectively to evaluate the hydrological performance of stormwater management practices when lacking instrumentation and having limited drainage or sewer information. Unlike the black-box nature of most machine-learning techniques, the MLRM has the advantage of showing the unique statistical relationship between the rainfall features and the investigated CSS flow parameters. At the down-gradient combined sewer flow-monitoring site, the average reduction rates of flow volume and the peak flow were estimated to be 22 and 63% per rainfall event, respectively. The developed MLRMs showed that wet-weather-related CSS flow was mitigated post implementation of the stormwater GIs. Two separate multiple linear regression models (MLRMs) were developed and calibrated to estimate the reductions of the flow regime parameters (flow volume and peak flow rates) within the down-gradient combined sewer system (CSS). This paper compares the two approaches and summarises findings for a computationally efficient 2D finite mesh for the Sears Point restoration project.Statistical modelling procedures (feature selection in conjunction with multiple linear regressions) were applied to determine the performance of a suite of stormwater green infrastructures (GIs) installed at the Belknap Campus of the University of Louisville. An overland 2D mesh comprising 555 links and 216 nodes better predicted the extent and duration of overland flow.
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resolution and cell elevations were estimated by sampling the DEM layer at a 10ft. Thus a 2D mesh was then incorporated into the Sears Point SWMM5 model using PCSWMM 2012. In this approach the surveyed transects were computed to overtop making the storage volume on the fields difficult to approximate as a single storage unit. To size the de-watering pumps the Sears Point Valley was first modeled and calibrated using a strictly 1D approach. SWMM5 was originally developed to solve one dimensional problems, making it difficult to represent rural low lying storage and overland flow. Ditches constructed across the fields help drainage, however pumps are required to remove standing water. Agricultural fields south of Hwy 37 are to be dewatered during and after large events to prevent Hwy 37 from overtopping and to remove ponded water from the fields. The Sears Point Restoration project, initiated by SLT, encompasses 2, 327 acres and includes the restoration of tidal and diked wetlands and upland habitats near the intersection of Lakeville Road and State Highway (State Route) 37. The Sonoma Land Trust (SLT) aims to protect and restore natural spaces in Sonoma, California.