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The adverse influence of urban development on hydrology and water quality can be reduced by applying best management practices (BMPs) and low impact development (LID) practices. This study applied green roof, rain barrel/cistern, bioretention system, porous pavement, permeable patio, grass strip, grassed swale, wetland channel, retention pond, detention basin, and wetland basin, on Crooked Creek watershed...
Commonly measured fecal bacteria concentrations in water and rainfall data were utilized as inputs for training a neural network model to distinguish between urban and agricultural fecal contamination present in inputs to a drinking water reservoir. Seven sites were selected that represented differing degrees of fecal contamination arising from agricultural, urban, or a blend of both land use activities...
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