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Research on the application of the multi-objective coordination “Four-Preparation” scheduling system in typical plain river networks: A case study of Kunshan
- 1 Kunshan Flood and Drought Prevention Command Office
- 2 Kunshan Dianshan Lake Water Area Integrated Management Center
- 3 Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute
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Abstract
Kunshan, a typical river network city located in the Taihu Plain, has a dense network of rivers, with upstream receiving discharge from rivers and downstream supported by multiple tributaries entering the Yangtze River. Additionally, the city’s internal embanked areas are numerous. Furthermore, the existing information system was constructed prematurely and lacks professional forecasting and simulation technologies, making it difficult to fully grasp the current water security situation and rapidly display the effects of scheduling plans. This study analyzes the “Four-Preparation” integration and proposes improvements. Based on Kunshan’s current situation, the goal is to construct an Integrated Four-Preparation System, establishing a scientific coupling system for forecasting, early warning, rehearsal, and contingency planning. This will strengthen intelligent and smart development applications to achieve scientific disaster reduction.
Keywords
Integrated Four-Preparation System, River Network Cities, Smart Water Management
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Hu,J.;Bo,Y.;Chen,X. (2025). Research on the application of the multi-objective coordination “Four-Preparation” scheduling system in typical plain river networks: A case study of Kunshan. Advances in Engineering Innovation,16(1),89-94.
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