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448 Gayer József Piel, C.-Perez, I.-Maytraud, T.: Three examples of temporary stormwater catchments in dense urban areas Water Science and Technology Vol. 39 No 2,. IWA Publishing, London. 1999. Schroeder, K.-Pawlowsky-Reusing, E.-Gommerly, L.-Phan, L.\ Integrated Sewage Management Development of a global Real Time Control for three interconnected Subcatchments of the Berlin Drainage System. NOVATECH 2004 Konferencia kiadványa, Lyon. 2004. Schueler, T.R.-КитЫе, P.A.-Heraty, M.A.: A current assessment of urban best management practices, techniques for reducing non-point source pollution in the Coastal Zone. Anacostia Restoration Team, Department of Environmental Program, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Washington D.C. 1992. Schütze, M.-Campisano, A.-Colas, H.-Schilling, W.-Vanrolleghem, P.A.: Real time control of urban wastewater systems - where do we stand today? Journal of Hydrology 2004. Somlyódy L.-Buzás K.-Clement A.-Licskó /.: Települési vízgazdálkodás. In: Somlyódy L. (szerk.) A hazai vízgazdálkodás stratégiai kérdései. Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Budapest 2002. Tanácsi Végzés: Helyhatósági Szabály a' szabad királyi Pest Város kebelében építendő földalatti csatornák iránt. 1847-ik évi szt. Mihály hó 20-án 16751 sz. a. tanácsi Végzés mellett kiadatott. 1847. Tassin, B.-Mouchel, L.M.-Aires, N. : A posteriori analysis of the design and the maintenance of retention ponds in the Ile-de-France region. NOVATECH 2004 Konferencia kiadványa, Lyon. 2004. Townsend, D.R.-Wisner, P.E.-Moss, D.J.: Inlet Control Devices of Stormwater Catchbasins: A Laboratory Study. Canadian Hydrology Symposium 80, Toronto. 1980. Urbonas, B.R.-Roesner, L.A.-Guo, C.Y. : Hydrology for optimal sizing of urban runoff treatment control systems Water Quality International, 1, 30 1996. UN Water for People Water for Life, The United Nations World Water Development Report UNESCO Publishing, Berghan Books. 2003. Vaes. G.-Berlamont, J.: New Flemish design guidelines for source control. NOVATECH 2004 Konferencia kiadványa, Lyon. 2004. Wisner, P.E.-Kassem A.M. : Analysis of Dual Drainage System by OTTSWMM. I. Nemzetközi Szeminárium a városi csatornázási rendszerekről, Southampton. 1982. Wolfe P. : History of wastewater. World of Water 2000, Supplement to PennWell Magazine, 2000. Wright-McLaughlin Engineers: Urban Storm Drainage Criteria Manual. Denver, Regional Council of Governments. 1968. * * * On the actual problems of handling urban storm runoff waters by Dr. József GAYER mech. engineer The process of urbanisation (with its benefits and drawbacks) seems to be a process that cannot be halted. The mere fact that in the Earth every second person is an urban citizen brings along serious water management consequences and the handling of them requires non-traditional professional knowledge, methods and principles. In an urban area the natural watershed lines have been basically changed by man made intrusion and this resulted in basic changes in the qualitative and quantitative properties of the water, that is of the hydrological cycle. Runoff and the peak flow were drastically increased in comparison to the natural ones of the given site, while the time of concentration and the time to peaking were reduced (Figure 1). Along the surface runoff route the water receives pollutant inputs from the construction sites, from transportation and traffic from the littering and from many other sources. This pollutant washoff is especially high after longer dry periods. To this pollution comes the scouring