#7593. Comparison of infiltration models to describe infiltration characteristics of bioretention

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Abstract:
Bioretention is one of low-impact development measures, which widely used not only because it can reduce stormwater runoff total volume, decrease peak flow rate and delay peak flow time, but also can remove the runoff pollutants. Infiltration is an important hydrological process for bioretention to evaluate its runoff total volume reduction and pollutants removal. So, it is important to find an optimal infiltration model that can well describe the infiltration performance of bioretention.
Keywords:
Bioretention; Horton model; Kostiakov model; Philip model

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