Drought and Flood Prevention with Using Green Roofs. and Building Spatial Information ` Gon Park. 78th FIG Working Week 2016

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1 78th FIG Working Week 2016 Presented at the FIG Working Week 2016, Drought and Flood Prevention with Using Green Roofs May 2-6, 2016 in Christchurch, New Zealand and Building Spatial Information ` Gon Park

2 Introduction Increase in impervious surface areas in South Korea Increase in stormwater runoff Increase in funds for the River Improvement Project Million $801 $861 $887 $1,150 $928 $941 $1,076 1

3 Purposes extract impervious surface areas? What is the effective system to manage stormwater runoff? 2

4 Study Areas Seven metropolitan cities in South Korea City area (km 2 ) Population(million) Seoul Seoul Busan Incheon Daejeon Gwangju Daegu Ulsan Busan Daegu Incheon Gwangju Daejeon Ulsan Reference: 3

5 건물정보 Building Data 建物情報

6 Literature Review Impervious Surface Areas Road Sidewalk Anthropogenic features through which water cannot infiltrate soil Associated with increasing urbanization A key indicator in assessing urban environments Driveway Parking lot Flood discharge: At least 250 percent higher in urban compared to forested catchments Rooftop However, accurate impervious surface extraction is still a challenge 5

7 Extracting Building Data SIMC Survey Information Management System made by Korea Land and Geospatial InformatiX Corporation 1. Selecting data types (buildings, roads, electric poles, sewerage manholes, and schools) 2. Selecting areas (States, cities, and streets) Results of data 3. Downloading spatial data Simple process to extract building data 6

8 Extracting Building Data Building data From to Numbers of new buildings Roof area (m 2 ) Seoul Busan Daegu Incheon Gwangju , , ,640 44, ,234 32,751 Daejeon Ulsan , ,131 Total 3,674 1,538,700 m 2 7

9 Extracting Building Data Urbanization rates in 2015 Building data are related with building register by constructing new buildings Seoul > Busan > Ulsan > Incheon > Daegu > Gwangju > Daejeon Impervious surface areas from constructing buildings Seoul = Twenty times higher urbanization rates than Daejeon Reference: 8

10 Drought and Flood Prevention

11 Literature Review Green Roofs Benefits Energy savings Stormwater Management Air quality Urban heat island Water quality Life cycle Biodiversity Fire Protection Noise pollution Intensive systems Extensive systems 10

12 Methods Reduced stormwater runoff with installing green roofs - Roof area Annual precipitation 56% Cost benefits from reducing stormwater runoff with installing green roofs - Reduced stormwater runoff($/kgal) $2.27 Cost benefits from saving stormwater runoff with installing water tanks - The amount of water a family uses for toilets(m 3 ) numbers of buildings $

13 Drought Prevention 가뭄예방魃豫防

14 Literature Review Drought Prevention Water cisterns with green roofs New York - Sustainable Stormwater Management Plan Cisterns harvest stormwater in large above or below-ground tanks to store water from downspout. Cisterns can be placed underground or inside buildings. The appropriate location of a cistern depends upon the configuration of roof drains and the routing of plumbing infrastructure. 13

15 Drought Prevention Cost-benefits from installing water cisterns on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings Seoul Busan Daegu Incheon Gwangju Daejeon Ulsan Saved water for toilets (Tons) 133,009 56,048 10,226 42,209 7,919 8,303 22,681 Cost-benefits (Dollars) 83,852 35,334 6,446 26,610 4,992 5,235 14,298 Total 280,395 Tons 176,768 Dollars 14

16 Flood Prevention 홍수예방洪水豫防

17 Literature Review Flood Prevention The City of Portland - Sustainable Stormwater Management Stormwater management Energy Climate Habitat Amenity Value Building Development 4,000m 2 of roof areas Roof Type Runoff Quantity Conventional Roofs 877,000 Stormwater Runoff Green Roofs 406,000 (gal/year) Annual Volume Reduction 471,000 Peak Flow (cfs) Conventional Roofs 0.88 Green Roofs 0.03 Peak Flow Reduction % 96% 16

18 Flood Prevention Reducing annual stormwater runoff on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings Seoul Busan Daegu Incheon Gwangju Reduced stormwater (Tons) 41, ,909 8,657 24,234 7,736 Cost-benefits (Dollars) 69, ,521 14,700 41,152 13,137 Daejeon Ulsan 5,643 88,189 9, ,752 Total 292,508 Tons 496,700 Dollars 17

19 Flood Prevention Most important three metropolitan cities to install green roofs for reducing stormwater runoff Busan Ulsan Seoul Higher Urbanization and Precipitation than other cities Reference: 18

20 Flood Prevention Reducing stormwater runoff on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings The biggest floods in seven cities from 2010 to 2015 Cities Day Precipitation (mm) Numbers of buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/day) Seoul ,672 Busan ,499 Daegu ,639 Incheon ,581 Gwangju ,388 Daejeon Ulsan ,284 19

21 Flood Prevention Reducing stormwater runoff on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings Seoul Busan Daegu ,730 buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 1,276) Saving $ buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 408) Saving $ buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 38) Saving $28 Reference: 20

22 Flood Prevention Reducing stormwater runoff on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings Incheon Gwangju Daejeon buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 247) Saving $ buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 33) Saving $ buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 21) Saving $16 Reference: 21

23 Flood Prevention Reducing stormwater runoff on 1,538,700 m 2 of roof areas on 3,674 buildings Reducing stormwater runoff Totally 2,660 tons per hour Saving $4,517 per hour Ulsan buildings Stormwater runoff (ton/hr) ( 637) Saving $1,082 Reference: 22

24 Conclusions Population Seoul 1 City area Ulsan 1 Busan Incheon Urbanization rates Seoul Busan 1 Ranks Incheon 2 3 Daegu 2 3 Ulsan 2 3 Cost-benefits from installing water cisterns Seoul 1 Busan Incheon 2 3 Reducing annual stormwater runoff Busan Ulsan Seoul Benefits from reducing stormwater runoff During the biggest flood Seoul Ulsan Busan

25 Conclusions - SIMC of Korea Land and Geospatial InformatiX Corporation - Effective system to extract building data - Green Roofs - Collecting and reducing stormwater runoff - River Improvement Project - Making plans for installing green roofs - SIMC of Korea Land and Geospatial InformatiX Corporation - Using for National and municipal to resolve variable environmental problems 24

26 References Blackhurst M, Hendrickson C, and Matthews S Cost-effectiveness of green roofs. Architectural Engineering. 16(4): Dunnett N., Kingsbury N Planting green roofs and living walls (PDX): Timber Press, p Gedge D, Kadas G Green roofs and biodiversity. Biologist 52(3): Getter K and Rowe D The role of extensive green roofs in sustainable development. HortScience 41(5): Lu, D., & Weng, Q. (2006). Use of impervious surface in urban land-use classification. Remote Sensing of Environment, 102(1), Mentens J, Raes D, Hermy M Green roofs as a tool for solving the rainwater runoff problem in the urbanized 21st century? Landscape and Urban Planning 77: Oberndorfer E, Lundholm J, Bass B, Coffman RR, Doshi H, Dunnett N, Gaffin S, Kohler M, Liu KKY, Rowe B Green roofs as urban ecosystems: ecological structures, functions, and services. BioScience. 57(10): The City of Portland Portland (OR): Cost benefit evaluation of ecoroofs; [cited 2016 April 4] Available from

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