Nonpoint Pollution and Urban Stormwater Management Book

Introduction Basic Concepts Hydrologic Aspects of Nonpoint Pollution: Precipitation-Runoff Relationship - Rainfall Excess Determination-Surface Runoff - Overland Routing of the Precipitation Excess - Impact of Drainage on Watershed Hydrology - Groundwater Systems Erosion and Soil Loss:- Erosion as a Major Nonpoint Pollution Problem - Soil Characteristics - The Erosion Process - Sediment Delivery and Enrichment Processes during Overland Flow - Sediment Transport in Streams - Erosion Control for Pollution Reduction Soil Pollution and Its Mitigation—Impact of Land Use Change on Soil Storage of Pollutants:- Introduction - Time Frame of Pollutant Accumulation and Cleanup - Long-Term Changes - Capacity Controlling Parameters - How to Predict Long-Term Mobility Urban Runoff and Diffuse Pollution: - Accumulation and Washoff - Drainage Impacts - Urban Runoff Pollution Control - Overflow and Its Relation to Capture - Pollution by Combined Sewer Overflows - Control of Pollution by CSOs Modeling of Nonpoint Source Water Quality in Urban and Nonurban Areas: - Modeling Objectives and Considerations - Quality Modeling - Available Urban Modeling Options - Available Nonurban Modeling Concepts - Runoff Quality Simulation Models and Methods - Brief Case Studies Modeling the Impacts of Diffuse Pollution on Receiving Water Quality References Index