Scenario-Based Simulation of Impervious Surfaces for Detecting the Effects of Landscape Patterns on Urban Waterlogging
Jiahui Li,
Hao Hou,
Yindong Zhang
et al.
Abstract:With the increase in global extreme climate events, the frequency of urban waterlogging caused by extreme rainstorms is increasing, resulting in serious economic losses and risk to local residents. Understanding the influence of impervious surfaces on urban waterlogging is of great significance for reducing urban waterlogging disasters. Based on InfoWorks ICM, the urban waterlogging model of Lin’an City was established, and the multi-scenario design method was used to analyze the characteristics and causes of … Show more
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