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Abstract
This data is the outcome of a research study titled as "Variations of Urban Water Balances Considering Subsurface Sewer Fluxes: A Hydrologic Modeling Study" which is currently in preparation. The study investigates the overlooked yet critical interactions between urban stormwater infiltration, subsurface soils, and buried sewer infrastructure. Using HYDRUS-2D, a series of simulations were conducted to evaluate how sewer-related water fluxes — specifically inflow and infiltration (I&I) and exfiltration—respond to variations in soil texture, groundwater table depth, pipe defect size, and trench backfill material. The analysis demonstrated that soil texture and groundwater depth significantly influence water partitioning. Fine-textured soils led to increased surface runoff and evapotranspiration, while limiting groundwater interactions and I&I. In contrast, shallow groundwater conditions significantly elevated I&I, with minimal impact on surface processes. Larger pipe defects further intensified both I&I and exfiltration. A statistical feature importance analysis reinforced the influence of groundwater depth and pipe integrity. The findings highlight the necessity of incorporating detailed subsurface interactions into urban hydrologic modeling to better inform infrastructure design and management.
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Variations of Urban Water Balances Considering Subsurface Sewer Fluxes: A Hydrologic Modeling Study
This is a repository of the simulation results from the study of "Variations of Urban Water Balances Considering Subsurface Sewer Fluxes: A Hydrologic Modeling Study"
Contents of this repository
- Results from 54 simulations where different environmental and structural condition has been varied
- Results from colmation layer mesh convergence study
- Model validation results
Breakdown of "simulation_data_summary.csv" file
This file contains 54 simulation cases where factors such as native soil properties, groundwater table depths, pipe defect sizes and different trench configurations has been tested.
"simulation cases" 1~27 contains data from simulations where 3 different soil types, 3 different groundwater depths and 3 different pipe defects were tested. Trench configuration were kept same in these. Whereas "simulation cases" 28~54 contains data where 3 different trench configuations, 3 different native soils, 3 different water table were tested. In these latter 27 simulations the pipe defect sizes were kept same.
Mapping of fields:
- exfiltration (m2): Represent water leaked from sewer pipe to surrounding soils.
- transpiration (m2): Actual root water uptake from plants.
- evaporation (m2): Evaporated water from surface.
- surface_runoff (m2): Surface runoff generated.
- inflow_and_infiltration (m2): Represents water lost from soil to sewer pipes.
- subsurface_flow (m2): Represents the water flow in the saturation zone out of the model domain.
- native_soil_k (m/day): Hydraulic conductivity of the native soils tested.
- native_soil_type: Textural classifications of native soils tested.
- groundwater_depth (m): Position of groundwater table from surface.
- backfill_k (m/day): Hydraulic conductivity of backfill materials on trench.
- embedment_k (m/day): Hydrualic conductivity of embedment materials around the pipe in trench.
- pipe_defect_width (mm): Represents the width of defects in pipe.
- trench_configurations: Represents different configuration of trench
"trench_configurations":
- T1: T1 refer to the trench setup with uniform granular soils with no separate embedment.
- T2: T2 refers to native soils backfilled on top with granular embedment around the pipe.
- T3: T3 refers to native soils backfilled in the whole trench.
Breakdown of "model_validation_results.csv" file
This file contains fluxes observed through a defect in a pipe from validation model and comparison of them with different analytical and experimental results.
Mapping of fields:
- head (m): Represent the ponding at the surface of the media.
- experiemntal flux (tang et. al., 2017) (m2/sec): Represent the flux observed in experiemental study by Tang et al (2017).
- analytical flux (tang et. al., 2017) (m2/sec): Represent the flux observed in analytical solution by Tang et al (2017).
- analytical flux (yu et. al., 2024) (m2/sec): Represent the flux observed in analytical solution by Yu et al (2024).
- modeleded flux in hydrus 2d (m2/sec): Represent the fluxes observed in our model in Hydrus-2D.
- modeled_in_abaqus (tang et. al., 2017) (m2/sec): Represent the flux observed in numerical fem modeling in ABAQUS by Tang et al (2017).
Breakdown of "mesh_convergence_study.csv" file
This file contains results from mesh convergence study for determining the size of colamtion layer meshes.
Mapping of fields:
- Mesh Size (mm): Represents the size of mesh tried in the colamtion surface in mmm.
- Mesh Size (m): Represents the size of mesh tried in the colamtion surface in mm.
- Leakage Flux (m2/day): Represents the fluxes through the bottom of colamtion layer.
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Funding Agencies
This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
Agency Name | Award Title | Award Number |
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U.S. National Science Foundation | Effects of urban water infrastructure and proximate soil profiles on coupled surface-subsurface hydrology | 2347541 |
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