Environmental Impact Study on Culture and Sports Park--A Quantitative Follow-up Study of Mathematical and Socio economic Factors on the Development of Taipei Dome

• Main Authors: Lee-Ching Hsiang, 李景翔
• Other Authors: Huang-Kuang-Huei
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/68876129104983395463

碩士 === 嘉南藥理科技大學 === 環境工程與科學系暨研究所 === 99 === The construction of large scale indoor infracstructure in urban area, may induce some positive effects like promoting the local economy and tourism industry. However simultanneously , at pass years ,following the construction process and operation, accompanied by many negative environmental impacts, have need to develop prevention and management stretegies. The development of a case study following by examining the existing documents of Environmental Impact Assessment, background survey to collect first-hand information, and through computer modeling and simulation and verification to track the developing projects. In addition,「comprehensive assessment of technology」 in the environmental impact assessment system, has so many functions, including: (1) provides a common basis for comparison, the feasibility of various options; (2) can confirm the impact assessment process, program and plans related factors, the environmental conditions are inadequately described; (3) impact prediction and evaluation of interactive applications related technologies to complement each other; (4) special studies that may assist in planning a research project or are in the background. ... and so on. Therefore, In this study, 「Comprehensive assessment of technology」is selected as the tool for integration of mathematical and socio-economic factors. In this study, the main features have been completed are:(1) Summarize the existing stadium world, classification and its definition, size, function, then make suggestions. (2) The concept of integrated assessment of environmental impact, Delphi survey method for integrating scholars, experts and social and economic views of the people, to explore the Great Dome prevention and mitigation of environmental problems in the planning and construction stages. (3) Never been conducted in an existing Great Dome before, when follow up in the EIA study , to have been kept by a large sports complex, mathematical model through the authentication method to verify the environmental impact statement, in the conclusions of the review of commitments and other matters, determining whether consistent with the concept of Environmental Impact Assessment and legal requirements, to create a mathematical assessment method of follow-up process, and to make appropriate recommendations facing the legal system.