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100 _943259
_aAppan, A.
110 _961
_aIICA, México, D.F. (México)
110 _918061
_aSociedad Mexicana de la Ciencia del Suelo, México, D.F. (México)
110 _aColegio de Postgraduados en Ciencias Agrícolas (COLPOS)
_cMéxico D.F., México
_95450
111 _a4. Reunión Nacional sobre Sistemas de Captación de Lluvia
_cTorreón, Coah. (México)
_d5-9 Oct 1997
245 _aCollection of runoff in urbanized catchments for augmenting storage in conventional water impoundment schemes
245 _aDocumentos de la reunión
260 _aMéxico, D.F. (México)
_c1997
270 _a*CIDIA, San José (Costa Rica)
300 _ap. 9-17
520 _aLimited land and competing demands for its use from an ever-increasing industrial sector has led to the maximization of land utilization in Singapore. Currently almost half the land area of 631 squares kilometers is being used as water catchment. This includes some urbanized areas where there is intense high-rise buildings, light industries and paved areas. The main ojectives of this paper are to highlight the water abstraction systems existing in one of the projects where urban storm runoffs are divertes to storage ponds after which the water is pumped/gravited to the impounding reservoir which receives surface runoff from less urbanized areas. The waters entering these ponds are closely monitored and seasons ensure that only quality levels that are acceptable are directed to the storage ponds followed by selective onward transmission. These collection systems, which have been in existence from 1985, are operating quite successfully. Special systems were designed to prevent the ingress of rubbish and to accentuate sedimentation. The quality of the raw water obtained is comparable to that from a conventional protected catchment. It can be concluded that, with proper management including improved water quality monitoring systems, urban storm runoff can be sucessfully collected and stored as a raw water that can be transferred to an impounding reservoir to augment the storage volume. (MV)
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650 _9167870
_aUTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
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_aUSO DEL AGUA
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_aCAPTACION DE AGUAS
650 _9138992
_aCALIDAD DEL AGUA
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650 0 _iLAND USE
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_94
650 0 _iWATER USE
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650 0 _iWATER HARVESTING
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_94
650 0 _iWATER QUALITY
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_94
650 0 _fSINGAPOUR
_aAGRICULTURA
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650 0 _fUTILISATION DES TERRES
_aAGRICULTURA
_94
650 0 _fUTILISATION DE L'EAU
_aAGRICULTURA
_94
650 0 _fCAPTAGE D'EAU
_aAGRICULTURA
_94
650 0 _fQUALITE DE L'EAU
_aAGRICULTURA
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907 _a*CIDIA, San José (Costa Rica)
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