A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Metland Landscape Planning Process: Composite Landscape Assessment, Alternative Plan Formulation and Plan Evaluation: Part 3 of the Metropolitan Landscape Planning Model
A three phase landscape planning framework model is developed, including procedures for landscape assessment, plan formulation, and plan evaluation. Assessment procedures identify, locate, estimate quantity and quality, valuate, and map environmental opportunities and constraints. Plan formulation procedures incorporate information from assessment phase into generation of alternative land use scenarios, which meet specified objective scenarios on landscape values, ecological values, and public service resources. Plan formulation and evaluation procedures are interactively accessed from a remote CRT terminal. Application of planning model to 3 Massachusetts communities showed that one future growth scenario, amounting to a 170 percent increase in urbanized area, could occur with no significant loss or impairment to assessed values. Other growth scenarios incurred significant loss or impairment to assessed values in excess of 600 million dollars.
Metland Landscape Planning Process: Composite Landscape Assessment, Alternative Plan Formulation and Plan Evaluation: Part 3 of the Metropolitan Landscape Planning Model
A three phase landscape planning framework model is developed, including procedures for landscape assessment, plan formulation, and plan evaluation. Assessment procedures identify, locate, estimate quantity and quality, valuate, and map environmental opportunities and constraints. Plan formulation procedures incorporate information from assessment phase into generation of alternative land use scenarios, which meet specified objective scenarios on landscape values, ecological values, and public service resources. Plan formulation and evaluation procedures are interactively accessed from a remote CRT terminal. Application of planning model to 3 Massachusetts communities showed that one future growth scenario, amounting to a 170 percent increase in urbanized area, could occur with no significant loss or impairment to assessed values. Other growth scenarios incurred significant loss or impairment to assessed values in excess of 600 million dollars.
Metland Landscape Planning Process: Composite Landscape Assessment, Alternative Plan Formulation and Plan Evaluation: Part 3 of the Metropolitan Landscape Planning Model
J. G. Fabos (author) / C. M. Greene (author) / S. A. Joyner (author)
1978
239 pages
Report
No indication
English
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