FLOODING PROBLEMS IN A SMALL URBAN WATERSHED-DOAN BROOK, CLEVELAND, OHIO
: Analysis of a small urban watershed's flooding was undertaken to determine causes and solutions to this serious environmental hazard affecting University Circle, the cultural heart of Greater Cleveland. Doan Brook is a small, highly disturbed urban stream draining 11.3 square miles. Much of t...
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