Streets and Urban Roads Surface Runoff Problems: A Case Study in the Poltava City, Ukraine

Tkachenko, Iryna; Lytvynenko, Tetyana; Hasenko, Lina; Sorochuk, Nataliia

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25863-3_55

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“…Our findings are supported by previous studies that draw a strong correlation of increasing amounts of land subsidence in the presence of impervious surfaces [66,67].…”

Section: Total Developed Areasupporting

confidence: 92%

Factors of Subsidence in Katy, Texas, USA

Tirmizi,

Khan

2023

Remote Sensing

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Coastal communities are susceptible to the damaging effects of land subsidence caused by both natural and anthropogenic processes. The Greater Houston area, situated along the Gulf Coast of Texas, has experienced some of the highest rates of subsidence in the United States. Previous work has extensively analyzed the role of groundwater levels and oil and gas extraction in land subsidence of the Greater Houston area, but has failed to adequately incorporate other significant contributing factors. In this research, we aim to fill that information gap by analyzing the individual effects of subsidence from multiple different processes including groundwater and hydrocarbon extraction rates with the addition of population growth, total annual precipitation, and total developed area in terms of impervious surfaces. We perform a full resolution InSAR analysis of the Katy area using Sentinel-1 data from 2017 to 2022 and compare contributors of subsidence to vertical displacement rates calculated by GNSS stations through a generalized linear regression analysis. The InSAR results show up to 1.4 cm/yr of subsidence in multiple areas of Katy, and the generalized linear regression results suggest that population growth and total developed area are two of the highest contributors to subsidence in the area.

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“…Our findings are supported by previous studies that draw a strong correlation of increasing amounts of land subsidence in the presence of impervious surfaces [66,67].…”

Section: Total Developed Areasupporting

confidence: 92%

Factors of Subsidence in Katy, Texas, USA

Tirmizi,

Khan

2023

Remote Sensing

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“…One of the most important aspects of the operation of road surfaces is the coe cient of adhesion or slipperiness obtained on them [6,7,8]. Another unfavourable phenomenon both in the area of roads for motor vehicles and aeroplanes is the problem of aquaplaning [9,10]. Research related to the drainage of road surfaces is presented in [11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Comparative analysis of the quality of execution of road surfaces on newly built, reconstructed and renovated roads in the city Płock area (Poland)

Gryszpanowicz,

Gasik-Kowalska,

Waluś

2023

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Carrying out repair works, reconstruction, and construction of new road surfaces is a permanent element of urban space. The quality of the new pavement for the adopted traffic category directly impacts the road infrastructure's durability. The choice of road surface structure depends on the adopted traffic category. The aim of the article is to assess the works carried out on selected road surfaces within the city of Płock (Poland) in terms of the technical specification requirements and the durability of road infrastructure. The paper presents the tests of three road layers: base layer, binding layer and wearing course. The tests were carried out on 11 streets, and 29 samples were collected.

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