英文摘要 |
The hydrologic characteristics of land resources and the interrelationships between land use changes and hydrologic consequences have frequently been neglected by the traditional land use planning process. Too often, land use plans are followed by the planning and design of drainage system in order to alleviate the adverse effects caused by the proposed land use alterations. The primary purposes of stormwater management are: (1) to develop methods for calculating quantity and quality of storm runoff; and (2) to research and develop techniques for controlling runoff. The major aims of this paper to introduce methods have been frequently applied in estimating storm runoff volume and quality and to propose techniques for integrating concept of innovative stormwater management with land use planning process. The techniques discussed in this paper include: (1) the analysis of land use intensity allowed based on the hydrologic carrying capacity; (2) the establishment of land use performance standards; and (3) the evaluation of the effects of land use changes on the rainfall-runoff processes. |