Site Selections and Topographic Design for Enduring Through Mountain Floods in Light of Feng-shui

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Strategic Innovation, Sustainability, debris flow, landform patterns, site selection, topographic design, feng-shui, mountain floods

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This research explores safety for residing and enduring mountain floods. The research method includes following components: 1) studying geomorphic concepts of mountain floods and debris flows; 2) field investigations of the 2013 flood high impact zones and the optimal areas in foothills of Colorado Front Range to identify landform patterns in light of feng-shui, Chinese geomancy; and 3) studying successful precedents withstanding mountainous floods. From large-scale site selections to details of topographic design, this cross-culture study provides criteria and strategy on improving the site selection process for enduring mountain floods and sustaining mountain communities in Colorado and beyond.

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2020-08-04

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Site Selections and Topographic Design for Enduring Through Mountain Floods in Light of Feng-shui. (2020). Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability, 15(2). https://articlearchives.co/index.php/JSIS/article/view/5031