Contributors
Marty Wanielista, Ni-Bin Chang, Zhemin Xuan, Lisa Naujock, Paul Biscardi
Date Created
10-1-2011
Type
Publication
Language
English
Number of Pages
155
College
College of Engineering & Computer Science
Unit
Stormwater Management Academy
Type
article
Recommended Citation
Stormwater Academy, "Nitrogen Transport and Transformation Beneath Stormwater Retention Basins in Karst Areas and Effectiveness of Stormwater Best Management Practices for Reducing Nitrate Leaching to Ground Water in Marion County, Florida" (2011). BMP Trains Research and Publications. 3.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/bmptrains-research/3
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Description
Final report on nitrogen transport and transformation beneath retention basins in Karst areas. Compares and contrasts nitrate leaching in two retention basins with very different infiltration rates. Describes the soil modification done to the rapidly infiltrating retention basin to increase nitrate removal and the results of the modification in reducing nitrate movement into the ground water and on the basin’s infiltration properties.