Green infrastructure (GI) is a contemporary area of research worldwide, with the
implementation of the findings alleviating issues globally. As a supplement and alternative to …

A decision support tool, which links a hydrologic/water quality model (L-THIA-LID 2.1) with
optimization algorithms (AMALGAM) using a computational efficiency framework (MLSOPT) …

The adverse impacts of urbanization and climate change on hydrology and water quality can
be mitigated by applying green infrastructure practices. In this study, the impacts of land use …

Due to the increasingly frequent occurrence of urban waterlogging, the spatial optimization
of low impact development (LID) practices has been commonly used to detain and reduce …

We present a comparison of two ecohydrologic models commonly used for planning land
management to assess the production of hydrologic ecosystem services: the Soil and Water …

Best management practices (BMPs) have been widely adopted to mitigate diffuse source
pollutants, and the simulated processes of its pollutant reduction effectiveness suffer from …

Cellulosic bioenergy feedstock such as perennial grasses and crop residues are expected
to play a significant role in meeting US biofuel production targets. We used an improved …

Abstract Study region Study region: Hablehrood River (HR) watershed in the northern part of
the Iranian Central Plateau. Study focus Finding the most economical management …

Nutrient loading from the Maumee River watershed is a significant reason for the harmful
algal blooms (HABs) problem in Lake Erie. The nutrient loading from urban areas needs to …

To address the harmful algal blooms problem in Lake Erie, one solution is to determine the
most cost-effective strategies for implementing agricultural best management practices …