• Author:Bräcker, J.
  1. Matzinger, A., Schmidt, M., Riechel, M., Hein, A., Bräcker, J., Strehl, C., Nickel, D., Libbe, J., Sieker, H., Pallasch, M., Köhler, M., Kaiser, D., Brückmann, S., Möller, C., Büter, B., Gross, G., Günther, R., Säumel, I., Taute, T., Schwarzmüller, H., Bartel, H., Heise, S., Remy, C., Sonnenberg, H., Schmitt, T. G., Heinzmann, B., Joswig, K., Rehfeld-Klein, M., Reichmann, B., Rouault, P. (2014): Quantifying the effects of urban stormwater management - Towards a novel approach for integrated planning. p 8 In: International Conference on Urban Drainage (ICUD). Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia. 7.-12. September 2014
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    Integrated planning of stormwater management requires a quantitative description of positive and negative effects of possible measures. We suggest quantifying these effects with generic performance indicators within eight categories: building physics and services, landscape quality, urban climate, biodiversity, groundwater, surface water, direct costs and indirect environmental costs. First results indicate that the defined performance indicators allow an objective pre-selection of measures based on their ability to reach local stormwater management goals. The final selection of measures should be based on an evaluation for a specific city quarter (to reduce indicator uncertainty) and reviewed by local stake holders.