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Real-Time, Smart Rainwater Storage Systems: Potential Solution to Mitigate Urban Flooding

The University of Adelaide
Holger Maier (Aggregated by) Mark Thyer (Aggregated by) Michael Di Matteo (Aggregated by) Ruijie Liang (Aggregated by)
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S1 is the summary dataset of all peak flow reduction
S2 is the example operation rules
S3 is an example SWMM model

Issued: 2019-11-27

Created: 2019-11-27

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