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From risk control to resilience:developments and trends of urban roads designed as surface flood passages to cope with extreme storms
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Urban roads can be designated as surface flood passages to transport excess runoff during extreme storms,thereby preventing local flooding,which is known as the major drainage system.However,this practice poses significant risks,including human loss and property damage,due to the high flow rate and velocity carried by roads.Moreover,urban roads with low flood-resilience may significantly hamper the transportation function during severe storms,leading to dysfunction of the city.Therefore,there is an urgent need to transform risk-oriented flood passages into resilient urban road-based flood passages.This paper presents a systematic review of existing methodologies in designing a road network-based flood passage system,along with the discussion of new technologies to enhance system resilience.The study also addresses current knowledge gaps and future directions.The results indicate that flood management measures based on the urban road network should integrate accessibility assessment,lifeline and emergency planning to ensure human well-being outcomes.Furthermore,the special needs and features of vulnerable groups must be taken into serious consideration during the planning stage.In addition,a data-driven approach is recommended to facilitate real-time management and evaluate future works.
Major drainageFlood mitigationResilient cityStormwater modelUrban flooding
Zhiyu Shao、Yuexin Li、Huafeng Gong、Hongxiang Chai
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College of Environment and Ecology,Chongqing University,Chongqing 400030,China
Key Laboratory of Ecological Environment of Ministry of Education of Three Gorges Reservoir Area,Chongqing University,Chongqing 400030,China
T.Y.Lin International Engineering Consulting(China)Co.Ltd.,Chongqing 400045,China
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