Practical research on the application of sponge city reconstruction in pocket parks based on the analytic hierarchy process

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The rainwater system is an important part of the urban infrastructure as well as a key hub for maintaining the dynamic operation of the city and a clear indicator of the level of urban development. With the rapid development of urbanization, the hardened area of roads and residential areas has increased, and the construction of rainwater systems is so far insufficient, causing the urban waterlogging and water pollution problems to become increasingly serious. Accordingly, combined with the "sponge city"construction concept of the six-character policy of "seepage, retention, storage, use, purification, and drainage,"we propose to adopt measures for the local conditions and to reasonably select sponge city engineering measures to increase rainwater utilization, effectively reduce rainwater runoff, and alleviate the city waterlogging and water pollution problems. We used the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to evaluate the effect of a sponge city "pocket park"rainwater system in Chaohu City before and after the transformation. The results showed that the pocket park after the renovation was well controlled, the waterlogging was basically eliminated, the water quality pollution was clearly improved, and the ecological environment was significantly improved.

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Ding, K., & Zhang, Y. (2021). Practical research on the application of sponge city reconstruction in pocket parks based on the analytic hierarchy process. Complexity, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/5531935

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