Pubs, Specs & Info

Publications

A Comparison of Maintenance Cost, Labor Demands, and System Performance for LID and Conventional Stormwater Management, ASCE Journal of Environmental Engineering, Published: 29 January 2013
University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center 2012 Biennial Report
October 2012
Economic and Adaptation Benefits of Low Impact Development, Conference Proceedings, 2011 Low Impact Development Symposium, March 2012.
Water Quality and Hydrologic Performance of a Porous Asphalt Pavement as a Stormwater Treatment Strategy in a Cold Climate, Journal of Environmental Engineering, January 2012
Forging the Link: Linking the Economic Benefits of LID and Community Decisions

Road Management Plan for Brackett and Pond Roads

Cost-Effective LID in Commercial and Residential Development: Drainage designs that feature LID can be more cost-effective compared to conventional designs. By Jeff Gunderson, Robert Roseen, Todd Janeski, James Houle, and Michael Simpson. Stormwater Magazine, March-April 2011.

Sediment Monitoring Bias by Automatic Sampler in Comparison with Large Volume Sampling for Parking Lot Runoff, Journal of Irrigation and Drainage, April 2011.

University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center 2009 Biannual Report
March 2010
Protecting Water Resources and Managing Stormwater: A Bird’s Eye View for New Hampshire Communities
March 2010. UNHSC, in partnership with the UNH Cooperative Extension, has produced a new guide focused on what local communities can do to protect water resources and manage stormwater runoff.

Modeling Urban Stormwater Quality Treatment: Model Development and Application to a Surface Sand Filter.

Journal of Environmental Engineering-ASCE, 136(1), 68-77. January 2010

On Parameter Estimation of an Urban Stormwater Runoff Model.
Journal of Environmental Engineering-ASCE, 135(8), 595-608. August 2009

Seasonal Performance Variations for Storm-Water Management Systems in Cold Climate Conditions
Journal of Environmental Engineering‐ASCE, 135(3), 128‐137. March 2009

Pervious Pavements: New findings abourt their functionality and performance in cold climates.
Stormwater, September 2008
Porous Asphalt Pavements for Stormwater Management
Hot Mix Asphalt Technology, May/June 2008
University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center 2007 Annual Report
Storm Water Low-Impact Development, Conventional Structural, and Manufactured Treatment Strategies for Parking Lot Runoff Performance Evaluations Under Varied Mass Loading Conditions
Robert M. Roseen, Thomas P. Ballestero, James J. Houle, Pedro Avelleneda, Robert Wildey, and Joshua Briggs
Rundown on Runoff: The UNH Stormwater Center's 2005 Data Report

Specs

Fact Sheets

UNHSC and SeaGrant Sealcoating Fact Sheet

Thermal Impacts from Stormwater BMPs Fact Sheet

Student Theses

Measuring Suspended Sediment Characteristics to Identify Accurate Monitoring Techniques in Stormwater Runoff
George Deforest Fowler, December 2008
A Bayesian Stormwater Quality Model and Its Application to Water Quality Monitoring
Pedro M. Avellaneda, September 2008
Winter Performance Assessment of Permeable Pavements: A Comparative Study of Porous Asphalt, Pervious Concrete, and Conventional Asphalt in a Northern Climate
Kristopher M. Houle, September 2008
Stormwater Management Measures and Fecal Indicator Bacteria
Robert A. Wildey, May 2006
Performance Assessment of Porous Asphalt for Stormwater Treatment
Joshua F. Briggs, December 2006
A Decision Support System (DSS) for Stormwater Management Selection
Angie Shelley Miles, May 2004