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Water-related issues, such as resource wastage, urban flooding, non-point source pollution, and ecological degradation caused by improper stormwater management in urbanized areas, are becoming increasingly prominent. The objective of the Stormwater Resource Laboratory is to explore and address the challenges posed by urban stormwater by applying advanced environmental monitoring technologies, experimental systems, and mathematical models. This research focuses on the characteristics, processes, modeling, and management of urban runoff pollution. It aims to develop technologies andmethods based on Low Impact Development (LID) and Green Infrastructure (GI) to prevent urban flooding, control runoff pollution, utilize stormwater resources, and promote ecological restoration.

Urbanization and non-point source pollution

Low impact development (LID）and Green Infrastructure (GI）

Water environmental modeling and water informatics

2013-2015, Subproject of the National Major Science and Technology Program for Water Pollution Control and Management (2013ZX07501005): Research on Simulation and Control Measures Optimization for Urban Non-Point Source Pollution;

2014-2015, Guangdong Provincial Water Conservancy Science and Technology Innovation Project: Research on Applicable Technologies for the Comprehensive Utilization of Urban Rainwater Based on Low Impact Development;

2013-2015, Shenzhen Environmental Research Project: Research on Dynamic Tracing Technology for River Pollution;

2013-2015, Shenzhen Basic Research Program: Study on the Impact and Mechanism of Stormwater Runoff Pollution on Eutrophication in the Coastal Waters of Shenzhen;

2013-2014, Shenzhen Environmental Research Project: Non-Point Source Pollution Control Technology and Evaluation of Low Impact Development in Urban Renewal Areas;

2014-2016, Guangdong Provincial Academy of Environmental Sciences Project: Study on Groundwater Pollution Simulation in Typical Sites;

2014-2016, Shenzhen Key Laboratory Enhancement Project: Comprehensive Regulation Technology and Demonstration for Urban Runoff and Evapotranspiration Based on Low Impact Development.