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Surface Water Quality and
Impervious Surface Quantity: a Preliminary Study. 2004.
Authors: James D. Hurd, Daniel L.
Civco.
Technical Project Completion Report, Project NOAA NA16OC2673NOAA,
Coastal Services Center, Charleston, SC. 57 p.
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Nonpoint Education for
Municipal Officials Impervious Surface Research. 2003.
Impervious surface and water quality study.
Authors: Dr. Jack Clausen, Glenn
Warner, Dan Civco and Mark Hood, University of Connecticut.
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Impervious Surfaces and Water Quality: A Review
of Current Literature and Its Implications for Watershed Planning.
2002.
Authors: Elizabeth Brabec, Stacey
Schulte, Paul L. Richards.
Journal of Planning Literature, Vol. 16, No. 4.
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Modeling Urban Growth Effects on Surface Runoff
with the Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS. 2001.
Authors: Qihao Weng
Environmental Management, Vol. 28, No. 6, pp. 737-748.
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Methods
for Measuring and Estimating Impervious Surface Coverage.
NEMO Technical Paper #3.
Summary: Critically reviews a range of methods for getting a handle
on impervious coverage, ranging from remote sensing to photogrammetry
to rulers and tape measures.
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NOAA
Coastal Connections Issue Focusing on Impervious Surfaces. Oct/Nov
2004.
Editor: Alison Smith.
Coastal Connections is a bimonthly publication focused on tools
for coastal resource managers.
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Refinement
of Population-Calibrated Land-Cover-Specific Impervious Surface
Coefficients for Connecticut. 2003.
Authors: Michael
S. Prisloe, Emily Hoffhine Wilson, Chester Arnold.
Report.
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Interactive
GIS-based Impervious Surface Model. 2001.
Authors: Sandy Prisloe,
Yongjun Lei, James Hurd.
Proc. 2001 ASPRS Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO. |
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Measuring Impervious Surfaces for Non-point Source
Pollution Modeling. 2000.
Authors: William J. Sleavin,
Daniel L. Civco, Sandy Prisloe, Laurie Giannotti.
Proc. 2000 ASPRS Annual Convention
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Do
It Yourself! Zoning-Based Impervious Surface Build-out Analysis
NEMO technical paper #4 |
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Build-out Analysis of the Barnegat Bay Watershed. May 2001.
Authors: Richard G.
Lathrop, and Tenley M. Conway.
CRSSA Technical Report 2001-02. Grant F. Walton Center for Remote
Sensing & Spatial Analysis, Cook College - Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, NJ 08901. |
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Determining
Impervious Surfaces for Watershed Modeling Applications. 2000.
Authors: Sandy Prisloe,
Laurie Giannotti, William Sleavin.
Proc. 8th National Nonpoint Source Monitoring Conference, Hartford,
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Development
of a Population Density and Land use Based Regression Model to Calculate
the Amount of Imperviousness. 2004.
Authors: Anna Chabaeva,
Dan Civco, and Sandy Prisloe.
Proc. 2004 ASPRS Annual Convention, Denver, CO.
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Impacts of Urbanization on Stream Habitat and
Fish Across Multiple Spatial Scales. 2001.
Authors: Lizhu Wang, John Lyons,
Paul Kanehl, Roger Bannerman.
Environmental Management Vol. 28, No. 2, pp. 255-266.
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Generating High Quality Impervious Cover Data. 2000.
Authors: Sandra
L. Bird, Linda R. Exum, Stephen W. Alberty
Quality Assurance, 8:91-103.
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Impervious Surface Methodology: A Methodology
for Defining and Assessing Impervious Surfaces in the Raritan River
Basin. 2000.
Authors: Tom
J. Stanuikynas, Daniel J. Newcomb, Deborah J. Newcomb.
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Riparian Methodology: A Methodology for Defining
and Assessing Riparian Areas in the Raritan River Basin. 2000.
Authors: Deborah J. Newcomb,
Daniel J. Van Abs
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Temporal
Characterization of Impervious Surfaces for the State of Connecticut.
2004.
Authors: James D. Hurd
and Daniel L. Civco.
Proc. 2004 ASPRS Annual Convention, Denver, CO. 12 p. |
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Developing
Impervious Surface Estimates for Coastal New Hampshire. 2002.
Authors: David Justice
and Fay Rubin.
A Final Report to The New Hampshire Estuaries Project, Complex Systems
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Subpixel Classifier Version 8.4: Software Review. 2001.
Authors: M. Flanagan
and D.L. Civco.
Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing PE&RS, 67(1):23-28,
2001.
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Subpixel
Impervious Surface Mapping. 2001.
Authors: M. Flanagan
and D.L. Civco.
Proc. 2001 ASPRS Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO. 13 p. |
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Impervious
Surface Mapping for the State of Connecticut. 1997.
Authors: D.L. Civco
and J.D. Hurd.
Proc. 1997 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Seattle, WA. 3:124-135.
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Evaluation
of Impervious Surface Estimates in a Rapidly Urbanizing Watershed
Authors: Mark Dougherty,
Randel L. Dymond, Scott J. Goetz, Claire A. Jantz, and Normand
Goulet
Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote Sensing
Vol. 70, No. 11, November 2004, pp. 1275–1284. |
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An Approach for Mapping Large-area Impervious
Surfaces: Synergistic use of Landsat-7 ETM+ and High Spatial Resolution
Imagery. 2003.
Authors:
Limin Yang, Chengquan Huang, Collin G. Homer, Bruce K. Wylie, and
Michael J. Coan.
Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing, Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 230-240.
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Mapping Impervious Surfaces and Forest Canopy
Using Classification and Regression Tree (CART) Analysis.
May 2003.
Authors:
Nathaniel D. Herold, Gregory Koeln, David Cunningham.
ASPRS 2003 Annual Conference Proceedings, Anchorage, Alaska.
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Measurement of Impervious Surfaces for Stormwater
Management Applications using Digital Aerial Imagery, Topographic
LIDAR, and LIDAR Intensity Returns. May 2003.
Authors:
Jason A. Tullis, John R. Jensen, Kevin D. Riordan, George T. Raber.
ASPRS 2003 Annual Conference Proceedings, Anchorage, Alaska.
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Impervious Surface: The Emergence of a Key Environmental
Indicator. 1996. An article by NEMO principals
from the Journal of the American Planning Association. Reviews relationship
of impervious surfaces to water resource health, and discusses community
planning, site planning and regulatory uses of this key indicator.
16 pages, if you’re feeling up to it!
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Impacts of Development on Waterways.
NEMO Fact Sheet #3. 1993. Reviews
the hydrologic, physical, chemical and ecological effects of increasing
urbanization on waterways; includes an explanation of the concept
of impervious surface coverage as an indicator of these impacts.
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Reviewing Site Plans for Stormwater Management.
NEMO Fact Sheet #4. The
NEMO 3-tiered approach of planning, site design and stormwater best
management practices, laid out for your inspection and general delight.
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Open Space Developments: A Better Way to
Protect Water Quality, Retain Wildlife, and Preserve Rural Character.
NEMO Fact Sheet #9. 1998.
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Addressing Imperviousness in Plans, Site Design and Land Use
Regulations. NEMO Technical Paper #1.
1998. Written by land use planner and NEMO Co-Director Jim Gibbons
for professional planners and land use commissioners, this paper
contains detailed suggestions about how to cope with impervious
surfaces and stormwater runoff in comprehensive plans, zoning and
subdivision regulations and local ordinances. It's Connecticut-specific,
but much of it will be useful in other parts of the country.
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Parking Lots. NEMO Technical Paper
#5. 1999. The first in a series of papers detailing key
planning and design considerations for each major impervious element
of the modern landscape.
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Driveways. NEMO Technical Paper
#6. 1999. The second in a series of papers detailing
key planning and design considerations for each major impervious
element of the modern landscape.
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Sidewalks. NEMO Technical Paper
#7. 1999. The third in a series of papers detailing key
planning and design considerations for each major impervious element
of the modern landscape.
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Pavements & Surface Materials. NEMO
Technical Paper #8. 1999 The fourth in a series of papers
detailing key planning and design considerations for each major
impervious element of the modern landscape.
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Roads. NEMO Technical Paper #9.
1999. The fifth in a series of papers detailing key planning
and design considerations for each major impervious element of the
modern landscape.
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