In the context of stormwater, GI refers to engineered-as-natural ecosystems such as green roofs, porous pavement, swales and rain gardens (which are also LID.
2013年12月10日 — LID can be seen as a subset of practices/approaches within green infrastructure. The difference between the two terms is really one of scale.
The goal of green infrastructure and low impact development practices is to develop land and manage stormwater in a manner that imitates the natural hydrology.
Low Impact Development (LID), also known as green infrastructure, is a method of managing stormwater as close to the source as possible by mimicking the ...
In the context of stormwater, GI refers to engineered-as-natural ecosystems such as green roofs, porous pavement, swales and rain gardens (which are also LID.
2020年3月5日 — Low Impact Development, or LID, is a comprehensive approach to managing stormwater. ... Green infrastructure sharply contrasts grey infrastructure ...
Green infrastructure generally refers to a broader, big-picture view of a community or watershed and focuses on a coordinated effort to employ these practices ...
2021年3月6日 — Green infrastructure and low-impact development are decentralized stormwater management strategies that provide on-site water quantity and water ...
