Urbanisation is an irreversible trend as a result of social and economic development. Urban
areas, with high concentration of population, key infrastructure, and businesses, are …

Air can be entrapped in water and wastewater systems under a variety of conditions, and if
such air is not managed properly, it can impose considerable operational penalties. To …

Dual urban drainage models allow users to simulate pluvial urban flooding by analysing the
interaction between the sewer network (minor drainage system) and the overland flow …

The linkage between sewer pipe flow and floodplain flow is recognised to induce an
important source of uncertainty within two-dimensional (2D) urban flood models. This …

Accurate prediction of flood inundation processes in urban areas is challenging, due to the
complexity of street layouts and the variety of infrastructures. In this study, based on a …

Accurately quantifying the capacity of sewer inlets (such as manhole lids and gullies) to
transfer water is important for many hydraulic flood modelling tools. The large range of inlet …

The accurate modelling of urban flooding constitutes an integral part of flood risk
assessment and management in residential and industrial areas. Interactions between …

In urban areas, overloaded sewers may result in surcharge that causes surface flooding.
The overflow from sewer systems mainly starts at the inlets until the pressure head in the …

An urban flood is an integrated phenomenon that is affected by various uncertainty sources
such as input forcing, model parameters, complex geometry, and exchanges of flow among …

The accurate characterization of flow from urban surfaces to sewer/stormwater systems is
important for urban drainage design and flood modeling/risk identification. However, the …