Virginia Commonwealth University / University of New Hampshire / Northeast Regional Climate Center / New Hampshire campus / Antioch University / / /
IndustryTerm
lower energy costs / energy demand / reduction using gray infrastructure / green infrastructure / energy demands / transportation functions / labor and equipment / below-ground drainage infrastructure / conventional infrastructure / stormwater management / ecosystem services / sewer infrastructure / sewer systems / drainage infrastructure / gray infrastructure / municipal separate storm sewer systems / human built systems / energy costs / porous pavement systems / conveyance systems / drainage systems / drainage networks / large commercial retail facility / conventional drainage infrastructure / green solutions / lower energy expenses / adaptation tool / culvert infrastructure / using a combined gray infrastructure / /
NaturalFeature
Great Lakes / Willamette River / Narragansett Bay / Boulder Hills / Mt. Tabor / Oyster River / /
Organization
National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center / National Research Council / University of New Hampshire / Durham / Northeast Regional Climate Center / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Virginia Commonwealth University / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Antioch University / Union of Concerned Scientists / Environmental Studies Department / Trani Center for Life Sciences / Department of Civil Engineering / Natural Resource Conservation Service / Narragansett Bay Commission / Environmental Protection Agency / National Weather Service / performed using the Natural Resource Conservation Service / /
Person
Robert M. Roseen / Todd V / Thomas P. Ballestero / James J. Houle / D.WRE / / /
Position
Director / The UNH Stormwater Center / Program Manager / Principal Investigator / national leader / Assistant Research Professor / Butler / Chair / Manager / The UNH Stormwater Center / 35 Colovos Road / Associate Professor / /
Product
CSO / flows / /
ProvinceOrState
King County / New Jersey / Maine / Maryland / Illinois / Oregon / New York / Missouri / Pennsylvania / Rhode Island / New Hampshire / /
Conference Proceedings, 2011 Low Impact Development Symposium, Submitted, March 2012 Economic and Adaptation Benefits of Low Impact Development Robert M. Roseen M.ASCE 1, Todd V. Janeski2, Michael Simpson3, James J. Houl