analyzing the effect of urbanization on flood characteristics at catchment levels
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Abstract
It is increasingly recognized that the land-use change, especially
urbanization has influenced hydrological attributes intensely. Flood
characteristics variation could likewise increase flood risks and pose
higher demand on water management. The paper aims to evaluate temporal and
spatial processes of urbanization affecting flood events at catchment level.
The study sites were Xiaoqinhe catchment and its sub-catchments, a part of
lower Yellow river basin in northern China. Historic cities Jinan and Zibo
in the area have experienced dramatic urban expansion in recent decades,
about 5% growth of urban build-up area annually from 1990s to 2010s,
and also pressed alarm for increasing flood disasters. In the paper, a
HEC-HMS model was set up to simulate flood processes for different land-use
scenarios. The possible effects of urbanization on flood characteristics
were checked in study catchment and its sub-catchments.
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| Authors | ;X. Chen;C. Tian;X. Meng;Q. Xu;Q. Xu;G. Cui;Q. Zhang;L. Xiang |
| Journal | gruppe interaktion organisation zeitschrift fur angewandte organisationspsychologie |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5194/piahs-370-33-2015
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