2017
DOI: 10.21138/bage.2492
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El cambio de paradigma de la gestión del drenaje urbano desde la perspectiva del planeamiento. Una propuesta metodológica

Abstract: RESUMENLa impermeabilización de la ciudad, fruto de un modelo de ocupación urbana intensivo, ha generado un aumento de los volúmenes de escorrentía que ha justificado la ampliación continua y siempre insuficiente de las redes de saneamiento, consolidando un modelo de gestión del drenaje insostenible. En los últimos años se está demandando un tratamiento de las aguas pluviales más acorde con los principios medioambientales, en el que la planificación sea el marco de referencia para el control del sellado del su… Show more

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“…Other benefits include increasing water resources [14], creating a pleasant environment, facilitating carbon sequestration, reducing urban temperatures and improving human health and well-being [15]. All of them constitute a more sustainable approach to runoff management, going beyond the traditional approach that seeks to collect and convey stormwater to sewer networks as quickly as possible, removing it completely from the street surface [16]. Jones [17] points out that countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France and Australia have long used these systems with very positive results in improving urban resilience to climate change.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other benefits include increasing water resources [14], creating a pleasant environment, facilitating carbon sequestration, reducing urban temperatures and improving human health and well-being [15]. All of them constitute a more sustainable approach to runoff management, going beyond the traditional approach that seeks to collect and convey stormwater to sewer networks as quickly as possible, removing it completely from the street surface [16]. Jones [17] points out that countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France and Australia have long used these systems with very positive results in improving urban resilience to climate change.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%