英文摘要 |
Farm ponds constructed using conventional wisdom to form water networks to reduce and moderate impacts from flood and stormwater due to climate change. This study used Taoyuan City in northern Taiwan as its target area and performed a survey and analysis of farm pond location, floodprone GIS stimulations based on various rainfall types. The field research included its corresponding historical disaster area, excluding farm ponds that are no longer connected with ditches as well. The objective was to determine how farm ponds prevent floods and improve flood storage and flood adjustment through water network by water level connectivity and level of regulations towards disaster governance. Chungli, Pingzhen, Dayuan, and Guanyin Districts are the most vulnerable areas to flood in Taoyuan City, Dayuan District in particular. Farm ponds effectively moderate stormwater, especially when daily precipitation reaches 200mm. The flood detention effect of farm ponds is highest when daily precipitation reaches 200mm. Flood risk is substantially reduced when farm pond and ditch network are used pragmatically. It decreases 55% of flood on average at 150mm and 200mm daily precipitation. Regarding risk management, the 818 usable farm ponds are crucial for alleviating floods when daily precipitation reaches 300mm, 539 among them are substantial to reduce flood risk to entire Taoyuan City. |