The aim of this article was to study the effects of land use change and water reuse options on an urban water cycle. A water cycle analysis was performed on the Goonja drainage basin, located in metropolitan Seoul, us...The aim of this article was to study the effects of land use change and water reuse options on an urban water cycle. A water cycle analysis was performed on the Goonja drainage basin, located in metropolitan Seoul, using the Aquacycle model. The chronological effects of urbanization were first assessed for the land uses of the Goonja drainage basin from 1975 to 2005, where the ratio of impervious areas ranged from 43% to 84%. Progressive urbanization was identified as leading to a decrease in evapotranspiration （29%）, an increase in surface runoff （41%） and a decrease in groundwater recharge （74%）, indicating a serious distortion of the water cycle. From a subsequent analysis of the water reuse options, such as rainwater use and wastewater reuse, it is concluded that wastewater reuse seemed to have an advantage over rainwater use for providing a consistent water supply throughout the year for a country like Korea. where the rainy season is concentrated during the summer monsoon.展开更多
In this study, the amounts of odorous carbonyl compounds （OCCs） including acetaldehyde （Acet-A）, propionaldehyde （Pron-A）, butylaldehyde （Buty-A）, iso-valeric aldehyde （Iso-Vale-A） and n-valeric aldehyde （N...In this study, the amounts of odorous carbonyl compounds （OCCs） including acetaldehyde （Acet-A）, propionaldehyde （Pron-A）, butylaldehyde （Buty-A）, iso-valeric aldehyde （Iso-Vale-A） and n-valeric aldehyde （N-Vale-A） emitted from a fishery industrial complex near the exhibition facilities of ＂Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea＂ were measured. Acet-A was found to be the most abundant OCC, and the total concentrations of the OCCs were the highest in the summer. However, due to vehicular exhaust and photochemical reactions, the concentrations of some of the OCCs presented their highest levels in the fall. A significant correlation between Acet-A and Buty-A was found at the major fishery facilities （r = 0.816, p = 1.87E-15, n = 60） and at the border areas （r = 0.809, p = 3.40E-12, n = 48） of this fishery industrial complex. The concentrations of OCCs at the border areas were not worse than those at the urban areas in other places, indicating that the concentrations of ambient OCCs at the border areas were not greatly influenced by manmade activities.展开更多
基金financially supported by a Korea University Grant
文摘The aim of this article was to study the effects of land use change and water reuse options on an urban water cycle. A water cycle analysis was performed on the Goonja drainage basin, located in metropolitan Seoul, using the Aquacycle model. The chronological effects of urbanization were first assessed for the land uses of the Goonja drainage basin from 1975 to 2005, where the ratio of impervious areas ranged from 43% to 84%. Progressive urbanization was identified as leading to a decrease in evapotranspiration （29%）, an increase in surface runoff （41%） and a decrease in groundwater recharge （74%）, indicating a serious distortion of the water cycle. From a subsequent analysis of the water reuse options, such as rainwater use and wastewater reuse, it is concluded that wastewater reuse seemed to have an advantage over rainwater use for providing a consistent water supply throughout the year for a country like Korea. where the rainy season is concentrated during the summer monsoon.
基金support of this research program from the Jeonnam Green Environment Center (JNGEC),Korea
文摘In this study, the amounts of odorous carbonyl compounds （OCCs） including acetaldehyde （Acet-A）, propionaldehyde （Pron-A）, butylaldehyde （Buty-A）, iso-valeric aldehyde （Iso-Vale-A） and n-valeric aldehyde （N-Vale-A） emitted from a fishery industrial complex near the exhibition facilities of ＂Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea＂ were measured. Acet-A was found to be the most abundant OCC, and the total concentrations of the OCCs were the highest in the summer. However, due to vehicular exhaust and photochemical reactions, the concentrations of some of the OCCs presented their highest levels in the fall. A significant correlation between Acet-A and Buty-A was found at the major fishery facilities （r = 0.816, p = 1.87E-15, n = 60） and at the border areas （r = 0.809, p = 3.40E-12, n = 48） of this fishery industrial complex. The concentrations of OCCs at the border areas were not worse than those at the urban areas in other places, indicating that the concentrations of ambient OCCs at the border areas were not greatly influenced by manmade activities.
