Research Article

Sponge City Planning and Information System Development Based on Geographic Information Fuzzy Processing

Table 2

Applicable topographic feature index evaluation and comparison criteria for sponge facilities.

Sponge facilityLocation characteristicsNatural terrain conditions
Soil conditionGroundwater characteristicsTopographyNature of catchmentSpace requirement
Land use typePollution load intensitySoil typeThe highest underground water level is from the bottom of the facility (m)Confluence gradient (%)Catchment area (ha)Impermeability (%)Area (ha)

Permeable sponge facilities “seepage”Permeable pavingR/B/G/SLowA-B>0.611–3<1>0
Sunken green spaceR/S/B/GInA-B>0.611–5>4>0In
Biological retention facilityR/S/B/GInA-B>1.221–5<4>0In
Infiltration pondR/S/B/GInA-B>3<151–4>0Big
Seepage wellR/S/B/GLowA-B>0.61<10<1>0Small

Adjustment category sponge facilities “stay”Regulating pondR/GLowA-D>1<10>6>0Big

Adjustment category sponge facilities “stay”Regulation poolR/S/B/G/MLowA-D>1>0Small

Storage type sponge facilities “fan, use”Wet pondR/GHighA-D>1.22<10>60–80Big
Rain wetlandR/GHighB-D>1.224–15>100–80Big
ReservoirR/S/B/GLowA-D>0Small
Rainwater irrigationR/BLowSmall

Purification category sponge facility “clean”Green roofR/B/MIn<4
Vegetation buffer zoneR/S/B/G/MHighA-D>0.612–6>4>0In
Initial rainwater abandonment facilityR/B/MHighSmall
Artificial soilR/B/MInA-D>0.61<10<20–50Small

Transfer type sponge facility “row”ZhicaogouR/S/B/GInA-D>0.610.5–5<2>0In
Seepage pipe/drainR/GLowA-B>1.22<2>0In