In this paper a tool to automatically design drainage systems for urban districts is provided. Since pipe networks typically follow public streets, the drainage network is placed below the existing streets. The presented approach supplies a complete workflow in R, including an interface to hydraulic solvers implemented in the simulation software Stormwater Management Model. Algorithms to compute (1) subcatchments from land use data and (2) stormwater drainage networks from street polylines and topography are implemented. A test case, focussing on the stormwater drainage network on district scale, is setup. The stormwater network generator performs well for the small test case, however, some improvements on deriving the percentage of impervious surface cover have to be implemented. Further work includes the application to a more complex urban area, with pumps, combined sewer systems and multiple outfalls.
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Döring, A., & Neuweiler, I. (2019). Generation of Stormwater Drainage Networks Using Spatial Data. In Green Energy and Technology (pp. 576–581). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99867-1_99
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