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Clearing Up the Runoff

New Smart Sensors to Provide Real-Time Picture of Campus Stormwater

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Man stands in stormwater entrance with research machinery
Marccus Hendricks by a new sensor that will be used for stormwater analysis. Photo courtesy of Tara Burke.

Assistant Professor Marccus Hendricks, along with colleagues from the National Center for Smart Growth, the iSchool, the A. James Clark School of Engineering, Facilities Management and others will study stormwater runoff from campus into regional waterways using new outdoor sensors, which provide a real-time view of water quality and quantity as well as infrastructure performance on campus. Read more about this project in Maryland Today.

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