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Analysing peak flow attenuation in an urban wetland
Worldwide urbanization and climate change are influential in changing precipitation patterns and hydrological flow resulting in event driven urban flooding. The approach to flood protection has recently shifted from engineered and technical solutions to more sustainable and integrated solutions, by...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2016
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