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Co-designing stormwater adaptations through community-informed urban pluvial flood modeling
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• Community-engaged SWMM model co-developed for Baltimore pluvial flooding. • Showcases sustained, collective, and iterative engagement. • Stakeholder-prioritized green/gray adaptations refined and simulated for feasibility. • Inlet cleaning is most effective adaptation, but benefits vary with backflow. • Adaptation strategies cut flood depths up to 55% in hotspots.
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Participatory modeling
Pluvial flooding
Green infrastructure
Urban hydrology
Decision making
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