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Analyze Strategies to Reduce Stormwater Runoff from Existing Developments Maintain Site-Based Stormwater Detention Systems Encourage Innovative Stormwater Practices

More frequent and intense storms may increase the amount of sediment that washes into our unfiltered water supply and place additional burdens on our drainage and wastewater treatment systems.

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Green infrasturcture can improve water and air quality, help to cool the City, reduce energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions, increase property values, and beautify our communities.

The new performance standard is intended to reduce peak discharges to the citys sewer system during rain events by requiring greater onsite sotrage of stormwater runoff and slower release to the sewer system.

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MANUAL INSTANTIATION

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MODULE 1 2 INPUT POINTS, 4 OUTPUT POINTS

+ MODULE 1 2 OUTPUT POINTS = 2 INPUT POINTS

+ MODULE 2 GUTTER LENGTH 2 = GUTTER LENGTH 1 - PLANE WIDTH

+ MODULE 3 + MODULE 3 4 OUTPUT POINTS = 4 INPUT POINTS

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PLANE LENGTH

GUTTER LENGTH

TOP SHELF DEPTH

BOTTOM SHELF DEPTH

# BAYS

# ROWS

VOLUME OF WATER STORED ON ROOF

5 INPUT POINTS

OUTPUTS TOTAL GLAZED AREA OPTIMIZE % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 2 FT 6 5 1000 FT3TT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 2725 FT2 16% 215.4 FT3 173 25.25 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 5 FT 4 FT 8 8 1000 FT3TT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 3575 FT2 21% 566 FT3 86 20 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 2 FT 6 5 100 FT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 3360 FT2 20% 221 FT3 17 15 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 3 FT 5 5 100 FT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 3330 FT2 20.4% 330.5 FT3 11 21.5 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 4 FT 5 8 500 FT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 2370 FT2 14% 315.2 FT3 43 31 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 4 FT 5 8 100 FT3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 3120 FT2 29% 416 FT3 8 21.5 FT

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INPUT PARAMETERS PLANE LENGTH SHELF DEPTH # BAYS # ROWS VOLUME OF WATER STORAGE 6 FT 3 FT 9 10 1000 FT3T3

OUTPUT PARAMETERS TOTAL GLAZING AREA % NEW GLAZING TOTAL GUTTER CAPACITY # GUTTERS USED GUTTER LENGTH 2910 FT2 17.6% 288.4 FT3 115 12 FT

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New double-gutter system and grid instantiation to maximize water absorption, greenspace, and simplify the instantiation process.

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Four input points for grid instantiation

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Output Parameters: FacadeGlazingArea, FacadeGreenArea, WaterVolumeOut, Shading Factor

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GreenGutterDepth input parameter

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GlassGutterDepth input parameter

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PlaneWidth input parameter

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WaterVolumeIn input parameter

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WaterVolumeIn input parameter determines which green panels receive enough water

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All plants receive enough water if WaterVolumeIn = 8ft3

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The vertical walls are moss because they are shaded by the gutters, but the plant type of the horizontal bed has three options: Succulent, Perennial, and Grass

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Perennials require more water than succulents, so when WaterVolumeIn = 8ft3, it is not enough for the second moss panel

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A second UDF is required for the instantiation process

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A third UDF is required for the instantiation process

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The UDFS begin to instantiate on the grid like so

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WaterVolumeOut will become WaterVolumeIn for the next panel

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Write a new Knowledge Pattern to: - Automate grid instantiation - Automate WaterVolumeOut to become the WaterVolumeIn of the following UDF - Add individual Output Parameters to get total outputs for entire instantiation

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