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Construction of a flood control and drainage decision-making command system—A case study of Suzhou Industrial Park
- 1 Suzhou Industrial Park Water Management Center
- 2 Nanjing Fusai Safety Technology Co., Ltd.
- 3 Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute
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Abstract
With the acceleration of urbanization, flood control and drainage management in cities are facing increasing challenges. As a nationally recognized model for effective flood control, Suzhou Industrial Park has experienced frequent extreme weather events in recent years, highlighting the urgent need for informatization in flood control and drainage management. This paper provides a detailed introduction to the design scheme of the flood control and drainage decision-making command information system for Suzhou Industrial Park, covering key aspects such as system requirement analysis, overall architecture, core technologies, and risk management. By integrating multi-source data, including meteorology, hydrology, waterlogging points, and the sewage pipeline network, the system establishes a comprehensive flood control and drainage decision-making platform featuring situational awareness, monitoring and early warning, and command and dispatching functions. The system aims to enhance the flood control and drainage capabilities of the park, ensure urban safety, and provide a reference for the informatization of flood management in other cities.
Keywords
Flood control and drainage, Information system, Suzhou Industrial Park, Monitoring and early warning
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Wu,L.;Meng,J.;Wang,W. (2025). Construction of a flood control and drainage decision-making command system—A case study of Suzhou Industrial Park. Advances in Engineering Innovation,16(1),85-88.
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