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TSA‐DOT: A Decision Support Tool for Designing and Optimising Nature‐Based Solutions for Flood Mitigation
by
Geris, Josie
, Hallett, Paul D.
, Wilkinson, Mark E.
, Roberts, Martyn T.
, Quinn, Paul F.
in
Attenuation
/ Decision support systems
/ decision support tools (DSTs)
/ Design
/ Design storms
/ Drainage
/ Effectiveness
/ Environmental risk
/ Extreme weather
/ Flood control
/ Flood management
/ Flood risk
/ flood risk management (FRM)
/ Floods
/ Hydrologic models
/ Hydrology
/ Infiltration
/ Infiltration rate
/ Land use
/ Mitigation
/ natural flood management (NFM)
/ Nature-based solutions
/ nature‐based solutions (NbS)
/ peak flow reduction
/ Performance evaluation
/ Rain
/ Retention time
/ Risk management
/ Runoff
/ runoff attenuation features (RAFs)
/ Soil erosion
/ Soil infiltration
/ Storage capacity
/ Storage conditions
/ Storms
/ Surface runoff
/ temporary storage area design optimiser tool (TSA‐DOT)
/ temporary storage areas (TSAs)
/ Topography
/ Travel time
2025
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TSA‐DOT: A Decision Support Tool for Designing and Optimising Nature‐Based Solutions for Flood Mitigation
by
Geris, Josie
, Hallett, Paul D.
, Wilkinson, Mark E.
, Roberts, Martyn T.
, Quinn, Paul F.
in
Attenuation
/ Decision support systems
/ decision support tools (DSTs)
/ Design
/ Design storms
/ Drainage
/ Effectiveness
/ Environmental risk
/ Extreme weather
/ Flood control
/ Flood management
/ Flood risk
/ flood risk management (FRM)
/ Floods
/ Hydrologic models
/ Hydrology
/ Infiltration
/ Infiltration rate
/ Land use
/ Mitigation
/ natural flood management (NFM)
/ Nature-based solutions
/ nature‐based solutions (NbS)
/ peak flow reduction
/ Performance evaluation
/ Rain
/ Retention time
/ Risk management
/ Runoff
/ runoff attenuation features (RAFs)
/ Soil erosion
/ Soil infiltration
/ Storage capacity
/ Storage conditions
/ Storms
/ Surface runoff
/ temporary storage area design optimiser tool (TSA‐DOT)
/ temporary storage areas (TSAs)
/ Topography
/ Travel time
2025
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TSA‐DOT: A Decision Support Tool for Designing and Optimising Nature‐Based Solutions for Flood Mitigation
by
Geris, Josie
, Hallett, Paul D.
, Wilkinson, Mark E.
, Roberts, Martyn T.
, Quinn, Paul F.
in
Attenuation
/ Decision support systems
/ decision support tools (DSTs)
/ Design
/ Design storms
/ Drainage
/ Effectiveness
/ Environmental risk
/ Extreme weather
/ Flood control
/ Flood management
/ Flood risk
/ flood risk management (FRM)
/ Floods
/ Hydrologic models
/ Hydrology
/ Infiltration
/ Infiltration rate
/ Land use
/ Mitigation
/ natural flood management (NFM)
/ Nature-based solutions
/ nature‐based solutions (NbS)
/ peak flow reduction
/ Performance evaluation
/ Rain
/ Retention time
/ Risk management
/ Runoff
/ runoff attenuation features (RAFs)
/ Soil erosion
/ Soil infiltration
/ Storage capacity
/ Storage conditions
/ Storms
/ Surface runoff
/ temporary storage area design optimiser tool (TSA‐DOT)
/ temporary storage areas (TSAs)
/ Topography
/ Travel time
2025
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TSA‐DOT: A Decision Support Tool for Designing and Optimising Nature‐Based Solutions for Flood Mitigation
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TSA‐DOT: A Decision Support Tool for Designing and Optimising Nature‐Based Solutions for Flood Mitigation
2025
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Overview
Nature‐based solutions, such as temporary storage areas (TSAs), are increasingly implemented within natural flood management strategies to mitigate flooding and soil erosion by attenuating surface runoff during storm events. However, guidance on optimising site‐specific TSA designs for runoff attenuation remains limited, and no existing approach comprehensively evaluates TSA effectiveness across multiple flood mitigation metrics. This study addresses these gaps by introducing the TSA Design Optimiser Tool (TSA‐DOT), a decision support tool for designing and optimising TSAs as effective nature‐based solutions for runoff attenuation, contributing to flood mitigation. The tool evaluates TSA performance using five flood mitigation metrics: storage efficiency index, mean retention time, peak flow attenuation, peak flow reduction, and changes in peak flow travel time. It incorporates site‐specific data such as topography and potential storage capacity, soil infiltration rates, and design storm events. Users can prioritise and customise flood mitigation metrics, making the tool suitable for a wide range of catchment settings. When applied at two agricultural TSA sites in northeast Scotland, the tool identified the importance of optimising storage‐to‐drainage relationships for effective runoff attenuation and highlighted the need for increased storage capacity or drainage adjustments under extreme storm events or limited soil infiltration. TSA‐DOT provides practical guidance for using TSAs as part of flood risk management, with integration potential into catchment‐scale hydrological models for scalable, site‐specific applications. TSA‐DOT is a decision support tool that optimises nature‐based solution designs for flood mitigation. It evaluates multiple design combinations using site‐specific inputs and five flood mitigation metrics, highlighting the critical balance between storage capacity and drainage rate for effective runoff attenuation under extreme storm events.
Publisher
Blackwell Publishing Ltd,John Wiley & Sons, Inc,Wiley
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