Urban Management Based on the Concept of Sustainable Development
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Social Ecology and Sustainability".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2022) | Viewed by 38071
Special Issue Editors
Interests: urban flood; flood management; hydrological modeling; water quality analysis; statistical analysis; sustainable water resource management; ecohydrology
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Interests: road construction; highway materials; sponge road; urban sustainable road construction
Interests: urban and rural planning; spatial resilience; land transfer; urban–rural integration
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Interests: urban planning; sustainable groundwater management; hydrological modeling; environment management; ecohydrology
Interests: urban hydrology; water ecosystem protection and restoration; digital watershed; water resource management
Interests: hydrodynamic modeling; flood management; low-impact development measures; eco-hydraulics; environmental hydraulics; sediment transport
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Interests: climate change impact and adaptation in water resources; modelling of hydrologic extremes; watershed modelling for sustainable water resource development
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The rapid development of social economy and urbanization has led to large-scale urban expansion, which has destroyed the original hydrological environment and reduced the bearing capacity of the urban ecosystem to cope with various natural disasters, so that many cities are faced with frequent flood, water loss, ecological environment imbalance, and other issues. Due to the continuous development of urbanization, impervious pavements and building roofs have been added, which further change the hydrological cycle of the city. This has led to the occurrence of urban flood disasters caused by the rainstorm season, which is harmful to the lives and property of the people. Based on the current problems of flood disaster and water resources, it is necessary to form a sustainable urban management strategy of rainwater utilization.
With the increase of global urban population, the pressure of urban water resources will continue to rise. Therefore, urban management must be carried out under the concept of sustainable development in order to improve the shortage of water resources and mitigate the impact of flood and inundation disasters. In the process of urban management, we should promote the comprehensive utilization of rainwater and flood resources and the protection of ecological environment under the concept of sustainable urban development, which can avoid the occurrence of flood disasters in the city, improve the utilization rate of water resources, and ensure the balanced development of urban ecology.
This Special Issue focuses on highlighting state-of-the-art research that promotes the concept of the sponge city in the process of urban management to reduce urban flood disasters and ensure sustainable development of the urban ecological environment and put forward reasonable ideas for sponge city management and construction through numerical simulation. This Special Issue seeks articles that utilize approaches including, but not limited to, numerical simulation, empirical methods, and related methods using urban planning and management under sustainable development.
Prof. Dr. Pingping Luo
Prof. Dr. Jianzhong Pei
Prof. Dr. Quanhua Hou
Prof. Dr. Wenke Wang
Prof. Dr. Jiahong Liu
Prof. Dr. Jingming Hou
Prof. Dr. Van-Thanh-Van Nguyen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sponge city
- rainwater resource utilization
- urban planning
- urban management
- waste water treatment
- sustainable water resource management
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