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Use of Stormwater Models to Optimize the Performance of a Regional Stormwater Detention System

by John P. Hartigan, Camp Dresser & McKee, United States,
Thomas S. George, Camp Dresser & McKee, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Critical Water Issues and Computer Applications

Abstract:

implications of stormwater models to develop a regional detention basin master plan for Fairfax County, Virginia are described. Following the selection of candidate sites and detention basin sizes for regional facilities, the SWMM/EXTRAN model was used to evaluate the watershed-wide impacts of alternate detention systems. To assess the regional benefits, various scenarios were analyzed, including different locational schemes and also oversized basins with lower maximum release rates to compensate for areas not controlled by regional facilities.

Subject Headings: Stormwater management | Urban and regional development | Detention basins | Computer models | Watersheds | River bank stabilization | Optimization models | Virginia | United States

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