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研究生: 陳柏睿
Chen, Bo-Ruei
論文名稱: 成本效益考量下之低衝擊開發設施配置策略評估—以高雄市苓雅區某都市更新地區為例
Cost-Benefit-Based Evaluation of LID Configuration Strategies: A Case Study of an Urban Renewal Area in Lingya District, Kaohsiung City
指導教授: 顧嘉安
Ku, Chia-An
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 規劃與設計學院 - 都市計劃學系
Department of Urban Planning
論文出版年: 2026
畢業學年度: 114
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 117
中文關鍵詞: 低衝擊開發設施配置策略評估成本效益分析
外文關鍵詞: Low impact development, Configuration strategies evaluation, Benefit-cost analysis
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  • 因應極端強降雨及都市不透水面積增加等問題,低衝擊開發設施(Low impact development, LID)經研究多次證明其減洪之能力。LID配置過往研究透過多種方法取得減洪效用較為優異之解法,或是針對特定目標進行配置最佳化。然而最佳化配置於實務上將面臨財政資源、土地有限等問題,進而反映除了減少之淹水面積等減洪效用外,更需考量成本,綜合評估LID之減洪效益。因應資金、土地有限等問題,本研究以「確保LID配置達到特定減洪效益標準」之角度切入,確保有限資金獲得有效應用。然而過往相關研究著重探討如何評估減洪效用最高之解法,故本研究嘗試探討如何評估達到特定減洪效益標準之LID配置。
    過往研究指出可透過都市更新落實LID,且我國現有落實LID於私有地之相關法規均集中於都市更新地區,顯示都市更新地區具備落實LID之潛力。因此,本研究以高雄市一心一路、凱旋三路及三多一、二路沿線更新地區為研究範圍,並挑選淹水潛勢較嚴重之地區進行研究,以反映具備潛在減洪需求之地區。其後,建置SWMM及HEC-RAS 2D模型,並設定9種模擬情境。接續,運用降雨頻率分析計算不同重現期距之24小時降雨量,以模擬不同降雨強度之淹水情形。最後,運用TLAS模組計算不同模擬情境之災害損失及年計效益,並判讀益本比大於0.165者。
    研究結果顯示,9種LID配置情境之減洪效用均於低重現期距降雨事件下較為優異,呼應LID針對低重現期距事件設計之定位。此外,設置多種設施類型之情境具備較優異之減洪效用,與過往研究結果相符。減洪效益方面,多數情境均達益本比標準,且最高者達1.357821。本研究另根據子集水區內土地使用將其分類,探討各類街廓達減洪效益標準之配置。住宅使用、公共利用土地為主之街廓較難達到減洪效益標準,而具商業使用之街廓則較容易達減洪效益標準。然而配置是否能夠達減洪效益標準仍受現況災害損失影響,故挑選LID推動地區需同時考量淹水潛勢及現況災害損失。待選定地區後,可優先於具商業使用之街廓推動LID,並依據達減洪效益標準之配置規範其面積配置方式及設施類型。藉由評估LID配置是否達到特定減洪效益標準,規劃者得以在資金有限之情況下初步了解應如何配置LID,確保資金得以被有效應用。

    Previous studies focused on evaluating the optimal LID configuration, which may be constrained by fiscal and land constraints. Thus, "benefits" (cost-effectiveness) alongside "utility" (inundation reduction) should both be evaluated. While previous studies focused on evaluating optimal LID configurations rather than those that meet a cost-effectiveness baseline. Hence, this study evaluates whether LID configurations meet a cost-effectiveness baseline, ensuring limited funds yield commensurate returns.
    Because domestic regulations concentrate private LID in urban renewal zones, this study designates the flood-susceptible renewal areas along Yixin 1st Road, Kaixuan 3rd Road, and Sanduo 1st and 2nd Roads in Kaohsiung City as the empirical scope. Subsequently, SWMM and HEC-RAS 2D models were developed for nine simulation scenarios. Next, rainfall frequency analysis was calculated for 24-hour rainfall depths across various return periods to simulate inundation conditions. Finally, the TLAS disaster loss module calculated disaster losses and annualized benefits, identifying configurations with a benefit-cost ratio greater than 0.165.
    Results indicate all nine scenarios exhibit superior utility during low-return-period events, with multi-facility configurations performing best. Regarding cost-effectiveness, most of the configurations achieved baseline cost-effectiveness, reaching a maximum BCR of 1.357821. Commercial blocks achieved the BCR threshold more readily than residential and public blocks. Crucially, BCR feasibility depends on baseline disaster losses; thus, promoting LID in urban renewal requires concurrently assessing flood potential and existing losses. Once zones are designated, LID should be prioritized in commercial blocks and implemented in accordance with cost-effectiveness criteria to enhance urban resilience.

    第一章、緒論 1 第一節、研究背景與動機 1 第二節、研究目的 2 第三節、名詞界定 3 第四節、研究流程 3 第二章、文獻回顧 6 第一節、低衝擊開發設施 6 第二節、低衝擊開發設施效益評估 13 第三節、淹水模擬 19 第四節、低衝擊開發設施設置 22 第三章、研究設計與方法 25 第一節、研究架構 25 第二節、研究範圍 26 第三節、淹水模擬 32 第四節、成本效益分析 41 第四章、實證結果與分析 45 第一節、淹水模擬 45 第二節、成本效益分析 68 第五章、結論與建議 73 第一節、討論 73 第二節、研究結論 76 第三節、都市更新地區推動LID配置策略相關建議 76 第四節、研究限制與建議 77 參考文獻 79 附錄 86

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