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目前河川、區域排水與雨水下水道等不同排洪系統所因設計基準之不同，於規劃設計時採用不同之水文分析方法作為規劃設計之依據。然而，於同一排洪系統中採不同之水文分析方法容易造成排洪系統間銜接之差異。本計主要係探討於同一排洪系統中將水文分析方法予以整合之可行性研究。

This project focused on the integrated issues of hydrological analysis and provided feasible assessments. Water Resource Agency is ambitious of establishing an unified hydrological analysis frameworks. In the next stage, it is expectable the robust regulation could be completed based on these principals which are concluded within the results. An unified frameworks are important and necessary for water resources management to set as a base that could be convinced by every stakeholder. At present time, although the hydrological analysis of various hydraulic projects in planning and design are roughly the same, there are no unified specifications legislated by authority. Furthermore, characters of every drainage system exist fundamental differences. For example, it is widely known that different schemes, models or parameters will lead a not alike result. Without a full-considered and consistent operating procedure, we cannot guarantee the quality of every program fulfill to the corresponding demand. After developing inside the core issues, it is revealed that the major reasons for resulting to differences during analysis process can be divided into following situations: First of all, due to physical conditions in reality. Secondary, the influences caused by selection to various approaches or procedures. The last reason sourced form distinct criteria of protection standards and subjective conditions adopted by each accountability unit. On the whole, this report organized recommendations for further unified preparation and contributions could be recognized into five parts: "Consistency of Water Analysis Methodologies" concluded that the framework should tend to recommend specific tools and encourage stakeholders to follow at the joined regions. For "Integrated Flood Control Planning", it will benefit from developing sub-systems within the complete river basin. In "Demonstration and Analysis of Watershed Applications" part, this report had experimented two test sites to assess the feasibility. "Review of Flood Discharge Standards" mainly recommended ‘Alternating Block Method’ as design hyetograph tool to counter current predicaments and “Reference Manual Compilation" provided essential information for the future handbooks.