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*[https://giexchange.org/resources/ Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange] provides tools for sizing LID/green stormwater infrastructure and valuation of co-benefits.
 
*[https://giexchange.org/resources/ Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange] provides tools for sizing LID/green stormwater infrastructure and valuation of co-benefits.
*[https://www.epa.gov/water-research/national-stormwater-calculator US EPA Stormwater Calculator]
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*United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) [https://www.epa.gov/water-research/national-stormwater-calculator National Stormwater Calculator]
 
*[http://gifmod.com/worked-examples/ Green Infrastructure Flexible Model]
 
*[http://gifmod.com/worked-examples/ Green Infrastructure Flexible Model]
 
*[http://iwret.ryerson.ca/ Integrated Water Resources Evaluation Tool, by Ryerson Urban Water]
 
*[http://iwret.ryerson.ca/ Integrated Water Resources Evaluation Tool, by Ryerson Urban Water]
 
*[https://waterbalance.ca/ Water Balance, a suite of tools designed in British Columbia]
 
*[https://waterbalance.ca/ Water Balance, a suite of tools designed in British Columbia]

Revision as of 16:56, 21 April 2022

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation has a short summary of some common hydraulic and hydrologic models.[1]

For inter-disciplinary work relating to LID, the free LID Treatment Train Tool offers a graphical user interface for EPA SWMM5.1 which can support discussions on site planning for stormwater management. See Low Impact Development Treatment Train Tool for additional links.

Other External Free Software and Tools[edit]