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urban water cycle, water movement through urban catchments as measured by hydrographs. Issues associated with catchment management in urban areas. The development of sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS). River restoration and conservation in damaged urban catchments with reference to a specific project. Reasons for and aims of the project; attitudes and contributions of parties involved; project activities and evaluation of project outcomes. secondary sources – this could include discussive/ creative. Fieldwork and GIS potential here. Analyse a hydrograph for an urban area. Define the term sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) and describe different SUDS strategies. Describe and evaluate a specific urban river restoration project, outlining the reasons for its restoration and the attitudes and contributions of the stakeholders involved. surfaces and vegetated surfaces. Annotate and analyse an hydrograph. Online research for a case study of river restoration. Extension 1: A lot has been written about the fact that increasing numbers of people are replacing lawns and gardens with impermeable surfaces – what impact is this having? How could people be persuaded to reverse this trend? The RHS are running a campaign to encourage people to green up urban areas. For more information, go to: . Extension 2: Look at the proposals (by a former Geography teacher) to . What be the costs and benefits for London and the rest of the UK? (Link here with issues such as the urban heat island, air and water pollution and sustainability). See information on the . The RHS are running a campaign to encourage people to green up urban areas. For more information and to look at the benefits see . See for an excellent source of information and video clips about urban climate. Dove J, ‘Urban ecosystems’ GeoFile 590, 2009. Details about the Cheonggyecheon river restoration project can be found at and See also section on Cheonggyecheon river in ‘Environmental issues in a world city’ by Nick Middleton in Geography Review volume 27, number 1, Sept 2013. See also case study in Abbiss et al, AQA A-level Geography, Fourth edition, 2016, Hodder. Week 7
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