Green Infrastructure System Map & Gap Analysis for Maunalua Bay Watersheds, Oʻahu

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2019-05-12
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Lam, Kristy
Gonzales, Aurelia
Thomas, Ryan Lea
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Oleson, Kirsten
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In Maunalua's urban environment, excess stormwater causes flooding, property damage, eutrophication, and pollution of coastal areas that threatens the biodiversity, natural resources, and quality of life. Thus, effective implementation of green infrastructure is critical for Maunalua communities to successfully mitigate extreme wet weather impacts and create a healthy urban environment. The project goal was to create a system map to understand the network of entities surrounding green infrastructure, and a gap analysis to identify inefficiencies and leverage points within the system. A final document is also included to synthesize all resources and findings. Furthermore, additional resources are included to aid future research and projects in green infrastructure in Maunalua Bay and other urban cities in Hawaiʻi.
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A collection of resources important to green infrastructure research and projects in Maunalua, Oʻahu.
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Green infrastructure, System map, Gap analysis, Urban runoff--Management, Runoff, Stormwater management
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