Kun Zhang

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota Duluth

United States

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Dr. Kun Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, in the United States. His research focuses on stormwater management, bioretention systems, and the hydrological modeling of watersheds, as reflected in his recent publications. He has explored the thermal effects of bioinfiltration basins, the impacts of climate on water quality, and innovative methods for streamflow prediction in poorly gauged areas.

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Anthony J. Parolari

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Aditi Bhaskar

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Manuela Brunner

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Mitul Luhar

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University of Southern California

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Ryan Stewart

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

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A Field Evaluation on the Thermal Mitigation Effect of an Iron Sand–Enhanced Bioinfiltration Basin

Spatial allocation of bioretention cells considering interaction with shallow groundwater

Soil, climate, and landscape drivers of base cation concentrations in green stormwater infrastructure soils

The Role of Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) in Urban Water Balances and Streamflow Regimes: A Hydrograph Analysis Along the Sewershed‐Watershed Continuum

Streamflow Prediction in Poorly Gauged Watersheds in the United States Through Data‐Driven Sparse Sensing

Streamflow Prediction in Poorly Gauged Watersheds in the United States Through Data‐Driven Sparse Sensing

The Role of Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) in Urban Water Balances and Streamflow Regimes: A Hydrograph Analysis Along the Sewershed‐Watershed Continuum

Effects of Regional Climate and BMP Type on Stormwater Nutrient Concentrations in BMPs: A Meta-Analysis

Reconstruction of Sparse Stream Flow and Concentration Time‐Series Through Compressed Sensing

Reconstruction of Sparse Stream Flow and Concentration Time-Series Through Compressed Sensing

Impact of stormwater infiltration on rainfall-derived inflow and infiltration: A physically based surface–subsurface urban hydrologic model

Runoff Mitigation by Underdrained Permeable Pavements in Shallow Groundwater Environments: A Field Investigation

Assessing the impact of spatial allocation of bioretention cells on shallow groundwater – An integrated surface-subsurface catchment-scale analysis with SWMM-MODFLOW

Design measures to mitigate the impact of shallow groundwater on hydrologic performance of permeable pavements

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Anthony J. Parolari

Aditi Bhaskar

Manuela Brunner

Mitul Luhar

Ryan Stewart

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