Research on Water Environment Problem for Landscape Design of Waterfront Districts

Yuan Yuan Chen; Xue Ping Gao; Chen Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.90-93.2414

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Research on Water Environment Problem for Landscape Design of Waterfront Districts

Abstract:

During the landscape design of the waterfront district, the designers often lack of full attention to the water environment problems and lack of system theory knowledge, so that some water environment problems (poor hydrodynamic, deteriorated water quality et al) will be emerged during long term operation of water landscape. For avoiding above problems, numerical simulation can be used in studies of water environment problems during the process of the landscape design. For explaining the application of the 3D numerical model, water environment problems above are studied in the Qilihai Lagoon, including flow field, water exchange and sediment deposition. The numerical model is tested validly by the measured dates.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 90-93)

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2414-2417

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September 2011

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Yuan Yuan Chen, Xue Ping Gao, Chen Zhang

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Hydrodynamic, Landscape, Sediment Deposition, Water Quality, Waterfront District

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