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Fig 1.

The residential study area within the Aliso Creek Watershed in southern California where intensive water quality sampling was conducted in June 2008.

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Fig 2.

Measured flow at 1-hour intervals at the outflow pipe draining a southern California residential neighborhood during June 2008 (bottom graph) with highlighted intensive sampling period of 1-week from June 16 to 23 2008 (top graph).

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Table 1.

Concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus, and total suspended solids at the outflow pipe draining a southern California residential neighborhood during one-week of intensive sampling in June 2008.

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Fig 3.

From top to bottom represents measured flow, fraction of NO3–N (red) and other–N (green), and concentrations of N forms in residential runoff collected at 3-hour intervals over 56 sampling events from outflow pipe draining a residential catchment during an intensive sampling period of 1-week (June 16 to 23 2008).

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Fig 4.

Measured flow at 1-hr intervals and distribution of loads of TN, TP, and TSS in residential runoff collected at 3-hour intervals over 56 sampling events from outflow pipe draining a residential catchment during an intensive sampling period of 1-week (June 16 to 23 2008).

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Table 2.

Comparison of nitrogen, phosphorus, and total suspended solids concentrations in runoff collected from the outflow pipe draining a southern California residential neighborhood with runoff from data from previous studies.

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Fig 5.

From top to bottom represents measured flow, fraction of PO4–P (red) and other–P (green), and concentrations of P forms in residential runoff collected at 3-hour intervals over 56 sampling events from outflow pipe draining a residential catchment during an intensive sampling period of 1-week (June 16 to 23, 2008).

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