通过空间建模和成本效益分析,确定自然保留水措施的最佳类型和位置
Merav Tal-Maon1, Michelle E Portman1, Dani Broitman1
1Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Technion City, Haifa, 3200003, Israel.
Journal of environmental management
|August 26, 2024
概括
基于自然的解决方案 (NBS),就像自然保留水的措施 (NWRM),提供多方面的好处. 本研究提供了一种实用方法,用于在数据稀缺的城际地区选择最佳的NWRM类型和位置,平衡多个目标.
科学领域:
- 环境科学 环境科学
- 水资源管理 水资源管理
- 生态生态学 生态生态学
背景情况:
- 水资源管理越来越多地采用基于自然的解决方案 (NBS),如自然保留水的措施 (NWRM),超出传统的工程方法.
- NBS提供了包括改善福祉和生物多样性在内的共同好处,但由于各种选择和特定地点的因素,最佳的选择和放置是复杂的.
- 现有的研究往往侧重于城市环境,为城际地区留下了方法上的差距,特别是那些对NWRM实施数据有限的地区.
研究的目的:
- 为决策者提供一个实用的方法,以确定数据稀缺的城际地区的最佳NWRM类型和位置.
- 整合水文建模和成本效益分析 (CBA),以评估NWRM在多个标准上的有效性:水量,质量,经济,环境和社会目标.
- 通过提供一个考虑冲突目标和数据限制的决策框架,促进NWRM的实施.
主要方法:
- 使用开放非点源污染和侵蚀比较工具 (OpenNSPECT) 进行水文建模,以模拟增加的透,并确定城市间地区的NWRM最佳放置.
- 根据定义的标准,进行了成本效益分析 (CBA),以评估帕雷托最佳的NWRM地点和类型.
- 从欧盟环境总局 (DG-ENV) 的NWRM数据库中推导出NWRM选择标准,考虑水文,生态和社会因素.
主要成果:
- 通过各种NWRM确定了不同的最佳区域,以减少排水,沉积物和污染物.
- 自然河岸稳定成为减少沉积物的最有效的NWRM,而多种措施对减少排水是有效的.
- 具有高污染物减少潜力的措施显示社会和生物多样性益处有限,突出了权衡和需要多标准评估的需要.
结论:
- 该研究提出了一种实际的多标准决策方法,用于在数据有限的城市间环境中实施NWRM.
- 考虑各种目标 (水文,经济,社会,环境) 对于有效的NWRM选择和实施至关重要.
- 该方法促进了知情决策,促进了NWRM的整合,以实现可持续的水资源管理.
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