Fakultät VI Planen Bauen Umwelt - TU Berlin
Fakultät VI Planen Bauen Umwelt - TU Berlin
Fakultät VI Planen Bauen Umwelt - TU Berlin
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<strong>Fakultät</strong> <strong>VI</strong> <strong>Planen</strong> <strong>Bauen</strong> <strong>Umwelt</strong><br />
In this master project we therefore want to address this topic for Germany and perhaps<br />
some other countries by analyzing the EIA practice. We will start from the following<br />
questions and will come up with a research framework that allows in the end to assess<br />
whether Morgan’s finding as well holds true for Germany and access to information on<br />
EIA can be regarded as a major weakness of the system.<br />
• How can we access environmental impact assessment information?<br />
• How do we know that there is an environmental impact assessment to participate?<br />
• What information is made available?<br />
• What do regulations require?<br />
• What should be available?<br />
• etc.<br />
The overall goal of the second project in the master program is to enable participants to<br />
critically and scientifically study and evaluate the issue of the project. The work will be<br />
conducted in the project group (plenum) and in small student clusters. Main topics are<br />
developed independently by the participants and then discussed in the plenum. Essential<br />
"soft skills" and project management methods will also be developed. The results of the<br />
project will be compiled into a final coherent project report or a journal article in compliance<br />
with the criteria on scientific working/writing. A presentation of project results will take<br />
place in an open university colloquium (“Offenes Haus”) and possibly also in other formats<br />
(conference contribution…).<br />
The project will include a field trip presumably during the week of November 12-16, 2012.<br />
Bemerkung Module MA UP PJ 2 Project Environmental Planning: Research and Development; 12<br />
ECTS<br />
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment ( SEA)<br />
06351300 L 00, Integrierte LV (VL mit UE), 2.0 SWS<br />
Mo, wöchentl, 10:00 - 12:00, 22.10.2012 - 11.02.2013, EB 414 , Köppel<br />
Inhalt The course addresses Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of projects and Strategic<br />
Environmental Assessment (SEA) of plans, programs and policies in international and<br />
national contexts. In general, students will be supplied with research materials to facilitate<br />
a comparison of instruments and practice of EIA and SEA.<br />
The course starts with getting to know the roots of EIA and SEA, the legal regulations<br />
and current practice all over the world. Furthermore special focus is on the consideration<br />
of cumulative effects, the application of EIA and SEA offshore and questions of<br />
participation and democratization of EIA/SEA. The course requires active participation<br />
from participants and frequent reading and presentation of case studies and literature.<br />
The linkages to the second course of the module "Impact Mitigation and EU Habitat<br />
Regulation Assessment" are discussed throughout the course.<br />
Bemerkung Modul MA UP P2 UVP/SUP; Äquivalenz für Modul 3.2.2 Diplomstudiengang<br />
Landschaftsplanung<br />
Methods of Impact Prediction and Assessment - Plan, Program and Policy Level<br />
06351300 L 03, Integrierte LV (VL mit UE), 2.0 SWS<br />
Mo, wöchentl, 14:00 - 16:00, 15.10.2012 - 11.02.2013, EB 414<br />
Inhalt<br />
WiSe 2012/13 149
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