Chad M. Cristina, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2004 | Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| John J. Sansalone | grad student | 2004 | Louisiana State | |
| (Modeling the hydrologic and particulate loadings from paved urban surfaces.) | ||||
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| Cristina CM, Sansalone JJ. (2005) Closure to "Kinematic wave wodel of urban pavement runoff subject to traffic loadings" by Chad M. Cristina and John J. Sansalone Journal of Environmental Engineering. 131: 170 |
| Sansalone JJ, Cristina CM. (2004) Prediction of gradation-based heavy metal mass using granulometric indices of snowmelt particles Journal of Environmental Engineering. 130: 1488-1497 |
| Sansalone JJ, Cristina CM. (2004) First Flush Concepts for Suspended and Dissolved Solids in Small Impervious Watersheds Journal of Environmental Engineering. 130: 1301-1314 |
| Cristina CM, Sansalone JJ. (2003) Kinematic Wave Model of Urban Pavement Rainfall-Runoff Subject to Traffic Loadings Journal of Environmental Engineering. 129: 629-636 |
| Cristina CM, Sansalone JJ. (2003) "First flush," power law and particle separation diagrams for urban storm-water suspended particulates Journal of Environmental Engineering. 129: 298-307 |
| Cristina C, Tramonte J, Sansalone JJ. (2002) A granulometry-based selection methodology for separation of traffic-generated particles in urban highway snowmelt runoff Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 136: 33-53 |
| Cristina CM, Sansalone JJ. (2002) Evaluating the first flush and process selection methodology for urban storm water particulate matter Global Solutions For Urban Drainage. 1-8 |
| Cristina CM, Tramonte JC, Sansalone JJ. (2002) The selection of solid-liquid separation processes based on the granulometric characteristics of urban snowmelt particulate matter Global Solutions For Urban Drainage. 1-9 |