7 uppsatser
Inmätning av hårdgjorda ytor
At present day there are several different methods for measuring of paved surfaces. The most common methods today are measuring with a total station, the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and terrestrial laser scanning (TLS). Recently the development of unmanned aerial …
en jämförelse mellan idag och 1970-talet
… surfaces causedby new roofs in the form of porches and garages and from paved or tiled driveways. Forapartment buildings and townhouses the change in the runoff coefficient was small andprobably within the margin of error. The calculated runoff coefficient for the …
En kvantitativ studie om hälsofrämjande arbete
The construction of buildings and paved surfaces changes the natural water balance. Precipitation generates surface runoff and storm water instead of infiltrating into the soil. Storm water has come to be considered as a major source of pollution in lakes and streams in the …
Local disposal of storm water i Västerås - possibilities for increased use in downtown areas
The construction of buildings and paved surfaces changes the natural water balance. Precipitation generates surface runoff and storm water instead of infiltrating into the soil. Storm water has come to be considered as a major source of pollution in lakes and streams in the …
I Jönköping har problemet med översvämningar, erosion och materialtransport varit ett stort problem i Strömsbergsbäcken i Jönköpings kommun. Detta har tillviss del orsakats av ett ökat dagvattenutsläpp i bäcken, vilket skapar kraftigaflödestoppar då den ursprungliga fåran inte …
Med exempel från Malmö stad
… large in our cities because of the city's morphology with a high amount of paved surfaces and buildings that affect the natural processes in areas such as drainage and absorption of solar radiation. Because of this, it is of great importance to adapt our cities to the effects of …
… tiles go back to 3000bc, and the main street of early Babylon was brick paved. During the medieval time northern Europe also took up the use of ceramic materials in large scale. From the 17th century brick could be found on the streets of many northern European cities. To Sweden …
