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  9. Master Project: Corridor Performance

Master Project: Corridor Performance

Project Description

This project combined analysis of grassroots neighborhood stabilization plans, sewer infrastructure, and GIS-based hydrologic modeling to inform the planning and design of site-based green infrastructure best management practices (BMPs) for urban stormwater management in Detroit's Lower Eastside.  This also facilitated an assessment of the collective community benefits and limitations of site-based green infrastructure to mitigate flooding frequently reported in the Lower Eastside's Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood.  Planning and design concepts for a green infrastructure network are presented at multiple scales for this area.

Year
2014
Students Involved

Jing Bu, MLA

Michael Kaminski, MLA

Ruiyang Li, MS Environmental Informatics

Pojing Liu, MLA

Yi Zhen, MS Sustainable Systems

SEAS Faculty Advisor
Joan Iverson Nassauer
Client Organization
Jefferson East Business Association (JEBA)
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