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Climate Change Impacts on Urban Stormwater Management

This special issue belongs to the section “Biosphere/Hydrosphere/Land–Atmosphere Interactions“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Climate change has led to an increase in extreme rainfall events, which, combined with urbanization, is one of the main causes of urban flooding risk and water pollution.

The analysis of the climate change impact on rainfall characteristics, the consequences of urban flooding risk and water quality deterioration, and the possible mitigation and adaptation strategies are key aspects to investigate for urban stormwater management.

This Special Issue aims to gather contributions that deal with advanced studies on climate change effects, specifically urban flood risk, and on new, smart, and sustainable urban stormwater management strategies. The main topics of interest for this publication are as follows:

  • Climate change impacts on rainfall events
  • Spatial and temporal rainfall variability
  • Urban stormwater management under climate change impacts
  • Numerical modeling of urban drainage systems
  • Criticalities analysis of urban drainage system
  • Tools, methods, and models for urban flood risk mapping and management
  • Stormwater qualitative-quantitative experimental analysis
  • Real-time control approach efficiency for urban stormwater management
  • Analysis of the effectiveness of sustainable solutions on urban runoff mitigation
  • Life cycle assessment analysis

Dr. Stefania Anna Palermo
Dr. Michele Turco
Dr. Behrouz Pirouz
Prof. Patrizia Piro
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • urban stormwater management
  • rainfall-runoff models
  • urban flooding
  • water quality
  • numerical modeling
  • experimental investigation
  • real-time control
  • low impact development systems
  • nature-based solutions
  • sustainable urban drainage system
  • LCA

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Atmosphere - ISSN 2073-4433