Assessment of hazards and economic losses induced by land subsidence in Tianjin Binhai new area from 2011 to 2020 based on scenario analysis

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Beibei Hu
Jun Zhou
Shiyuan Xu
Zhenlou Chen
Jun Wang
Dongqi Wang
Lei Wang
Jifa Guo
Weiqing Meng
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[1] Tianjin Normal University,College of Urban and Environment Science
[2] Tianjin Land Subsidence Control Office,Key Laboratory of Geographic Information Science of Ministry of Education
[3] East China Normal University,Department of Geography and Anthropology
[4] Louisiana State University,undefined
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Natural Hazards | 2013年 / 66卷
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Land subsidence; Scenario analysis; Economic losses; Tianjin Binhai New Area;
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Land subsidence, a major geological hazard in Tianjin, has caused serious losses. In this research, we established a numerical model to predict potential land subsidence caused by groundwater overdraft in the next decades. The model set three groundwater extraction scenarios, corresponding to (1) current rate, (2) 2 % decrease, and (3) South-to-North Water Transfer Project. Economic losses induced by land subsidence were calculated based on the three land subsidence scenarios. The results showed that with a better management plan (e.g., 2 % decrease in groundwater extraction) or with the success of the water transfer project, the economic loss could be reduced by 36 % or even 74 %. The results of this research provide a scientific basis for the sustainable development planning as well as disaster prevention policy-making of Tianjin Binhai New Area.
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页码:873 / 886
页数:13
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