Conceptual Evolution of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) Concepts - Sarah Black
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Conceptual Evolution of WSUD Concepts
Author: Sarah Black (n8594902)Supervisor: Dr. Prasanna Egodawatta
Background: Water Sensitive Urban Design
Uncertainty Of Future Rainfall Patterns
Storm Water - Last Main Unused Urban Water Resource
WSUD – Harvesting Stormwater
WSUD – Influences (Urbanisation and Climate Change)
Impacts of Urbanisation
Australia’s Urban Population – 89% (2014)
Climate Change Is Becoming Worse
Australia - Fairly Resilient, But Tolerance May Be Exceeded
It Is Important For WSUD To Be Incorporated Into
Community Areas
Negative Quantity Impacts
Land Use Changes
Water Cycle – Disrupted
Higher Rate Of Discharge
Negative Quantity Impacts Continued..
Elevations In Base And Peak Flows
Higher Risk Of Flash Flooding
Rainfall Data Needs To Be Analysed
Data Presented In IFD Curves
Negative Quality Impacts
Increase Infrastructure Causing More Contaminants
Increased Run Off Rates More Sediments And Nutrients
Sources Of Pollution
Treatment Incorporated Into WSUD
Water Guidelines And Quality Objectives
Benefits of Urbanisation
Collection Of Stormwater Runoff
Encouraging Multi-disciplinary Collaboration
Improving Livability
Collection of Stormwater Runoff Promotes:
Collection
Recycling
Treatment
Re-Use
For Use In: Irrigation
Dust Supression
Ornamental Use
Encourage Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration
Better Results Achieved
Problem Is Approached In Holistic Way
Collective Solutions
Improve Livability
Collect, Treat And Re-use
Maintain Affordable Prices
Less Destruction
Protect Waterways
Integration of WSUD in Urban Planning and Design
Historical Water Management Concepts
• Urban Stream Syndrome
• Past Capturing And Storing
• Progression Filtering And Treatment
• Present Integration Of WSUD Strategies Into Urban Planning
And Design
WSUD Structural Devices
• Constructed Wetland
• Water Body With Vegetation
• Removes Pollutants
• Sand Filter
• Filter Bed - Two Compartments
• Removes Pollutants
• Retains Both Fine And Coarse Sediment
Constructed Wetlands
Port Phillip, Melbourne, Australia
Treatment Train
Heritage Park, Minneapolis, United States
The Future of WSUD Challenges
• Climate Change And Urbanisation – Catalysts
• Implementation Of WSUD
• Data Needs To Be Analysed
The Future Of WSUD Continued..
Future Concepts
• Porous Pavement
• Infiltration And Treatment
• Witholds A Fair Load
• Made From Asphalt Or Concrete
• 20+ Before They Need Replacing
Future Concepts
• Treatment Of Water To A Drinking Water Standard
• Level of Treatment Not High Enough For Drinking
• Australia – Water Scarce
• Wagga, Albury and Canberra – Portion of Water Recycled
Stormwater
Recommendations Further Embrace ‘Multi-disciplinary Collaboration’
Provide Educational Sessions For WSUD Communities (Which Will
Outline The Economic, Environmental And Social Benefits Of WSUD)
Undertake Further Studies On How To Treat Storm Water To An
Acceptable Drinking Water Standard And Exploration Of New
Technologies
Further Develop Porous Pavement Technologies
Thank You