英文摘要 |
Structural measures for managing flooding are insufficient for managing the runoff caused by climate change and rapid urban growth. Non-Structural measures like Sponge City, LID and Runoff Allocation Policy are gradually being taken seriously. However, a different scale is applied for each of these measures. Therefore, a master plan is needed to measure the total runoff in the river basin scale to guide the urban planning. This study applied the concept of Runoff Allocation Policy on land-use Planning. We define the framework of “Runoff Responsibility” by identifying the causes of flood. Based on this framework, Taichung Dali River Basin was selected for empirical analysis. In scenario analysis, by affording all the “Runoff Responsibility” we define, the flooding situation will be improved. The map of “Runoff Responsibility” can be regarded as the master plan to guide the land-use planning. Development activities should afford certain amount of detention if they are located in high “Runoff Responsibility” area. The map should indicate environmentally sensitive land so that the land-use plan can consider other environmental conditions as well. |