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Preface by the President of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences ............ V
Foreword ........................................................................................................................ VII
Introduction .................................................................................................................. 1
Steinitz, C. (Keynote):
“Getting Started” – Teaching in a Collaborative Multidisciplinary Framework ............... 2
Ervin, S. M. (Keynote):
Geodesign Futures – Nearly 50 Predictions ....................................................................... 22
Teaching Methods in Digital Landscape Architecture ................................... 31
Paar, P. and Rekittke, J.:
Wheeling a Trojan Horse to Teach MLA Students Geoinformation Methods .................. 32
Leiner, C. and Stemmer, B.:
Teaching Landscape Planning – Landscape Perception and Analysis ............................... 41
Mertens, E.:
Action – Structure and Teaching Methods for Lectures and Seminars .............................. 50
Thurmayr, A. M. and Straub, D.:
On the Preparation of Images ............................................................................................ 59
Teaching Planning and Design in Landscape Architecture .......................... 65
Rekittke, J. and Paar, P. (Keynote):
There Is no App for that – Ardous Fieldwork under Mega-urban Conditions ................... 66
Lenz, R., Rolf, W. and Tilk, C.:
Teaching Digital Methods in Landscape Planning – Design, Content and
Experiences with a Course for Postgraduate Education .................................................... 76
Schmidt, R. (Keynote):
Nature by culture – From „Romantic“ to „Organic“ ......................................................... 86
Petschek, P. (Keynote):
LandscapingSMART ......................................................................................................... 99
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Fetzer, E. and Kaiser, H.:
Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning with Wikis and Virtual Classrooms
across Institutional Boundaries – Potentials for Landscape Architecture Education ....... 105
Kircher, W., Messer, U., Fenzl, J., Heins, M. and Dunnett, N.:
Development of Randomly Mixed Perennial Plantings and Application
Approaches for Planting Design ...................................................................................... 113
Mclean, R.:
The Diagrammatic Landscape ......................................................................................... 126
Fricker, P., Girot, C., Melsom, J. and Wemer, P.:
“From Reality to Virtuality and Back Again” Teaching Experience within a
Postgraduate Study Program in Landscape Architecture ................................................. 130
Polyzou, E., Hasanagas, N. and Tamoutseli, K.:
A Gender-based Typology of Determinants of Video Games Use by Primary
School Children ............................................................................................................... 141
Thurmayr, A. M.:
Materials and Digital Representation............................................................................... 147
Buhmann, E., Palmer, J. and Pietsch, M.:
Managing the Visual Resource of the Mediterranean Island of Gozo, Malta for
Tourists – A Studio Approach for International Conversion Students Bridging
Different Levels of English ............................................................................................. 155
Wissen-Hayek, U., Melsom, J., Neuenschwander, N., Girot, C. and
Grêt-Regamey, A.:
Interdisciplinary Studio for Teaching 3D Landscape Visualization – Lessons
from the LVML ............................................................................................................... 156
GeoDesign Concepts and Applications ............................................................... 157
Ervin, S. M. (Keynote):
A System for GeoDesign ................................................................................................. 158
Warren-Kretzschmar, B., v. Haaren, C., Hachmann, R. and Albert, C. (Keynote):
The Potential of GeoDesign for Linking Landscape Planning and Design ..................... 168
Tomlin, C. D. (Keynote):
Speaking of GeoDesign ................................................................................................... 180
Schwarz-v.Raumer, H. G. and Stokman, A.:
GeoDesign – Approximations of a Catchphrase .............................................................. 189
Rekittke, J., Paar, P. and Ninsalam, Y.:
Foot Soldiers of GeoDesign ............................................................................................. 199
Jombach, S., Kollányi, L., Molnár, J. L., Szabó, Á. and Tóth, T. D.:
GeoDesign Approach in Vital Landscapes Project .......................................................... 211

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Albert, C. and Vargas-Moreno, J. C.:
Testing GeoDesign in Landscape Planning – First Results ............................................. 219
Sztejn, J., Łabędź, P. and Ozimek, P.:
Visual Landscape Character in the Approach of GeoDesign ........................................... 227
Schaller, J. (Keynote):
Applying 3D Landscape Modeling in Geodesign ............................................................ 235
Glander, T., Trapp, M. and Döllner, J.:
Concepts for Automatic Generalization of Virtual 3D Landscape Models ..................... 240
GeoDesign and Participation ................................................................................. 241
Steinitz, C. (Keynote):
Public Participation in Geodesign – A Prognosis for the Future ..................................... 242
Mülder, J. and Strickmann, M.:
Ems3D – Communicating Landscape Change ................................................................ 249
Harwood, A., Lovett, A. and Turner, J.:
Extending Virtual Globes to Help Enhance Public Landscape Awareness ..................... 256
Kramer, H., Houtkamp, J. and Danes, M.:
Things Have Changed – A Visual Assessment of a Virtual Landscape from 1900
and 2006 .......................................................................................................................... 263
Hehl-Lange, S., Gill, L., Henneberry, J., Keskin, B., Lange, E., Mell, I. C. and
Morgan, E.:
Using 3D Virtual GeoDesigns for Exploring the Economic Value of Alternative
Green Infrastructure Options ........................................................................................... 273
Wissen Hayek, U., Neuenschwander, N., Kunze, A., Halatsch, J., v. Wirth, T.,
Grêt-Regamey, A. and Schmitt, G.:
Transdisciplinary Collaboration Platform Based on GeoDesign for Securing
Urban Quality .................................................................................................................. 281
Styliadis, A. and Hasanagas, N.:
Adaptive e-Learning DLA Course – A Framework ......................................................... 289
Manyoky, M., Wissen Hayek, U., Klein, T. M., Pieren, R., Heutschi, K. and
Grêt-Regamey, A.:
Concept for Collaborative Design of Wind Farms Facilitated by an Interactive
GIS-based Visual-acoustic 3D Simulation ...................................................................... 297
Stemmer, B.:
Collaborative Landscape Assessment and GeoDesign .................................................... 307
Bujaidar, F., Santa Cruz, D. and Seah, G.:
“Beep-Scape” – Using Applications for Mobile Devices to Communicate the
Landscape ........................................................................................................................ 315

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Landscape Modeling ................................................................................................ 321
Bill, R. (Keynote):
Interdisciplinary Research and Education in a Virtual Cultural Landscape
Laboratory ....................................................................................................................... 322
Hahn, H.:
Visualizing Wetland and Meadow Landscapes ............................................................... 333
Fricker, P., Girot, C., Kapellos, A. and Melsom, J.:
Landscape Architecture Design Simulation – Using CNC Tools as Hands-On Tools .... 343
Łabędź , P. and Ozimek, A.:
Detecting Greenery in Near Infrared Images of Ground-level Scenes ............................ 354
Wei, S., Fleurant, C. and Burley, J. B.:
Replicating Fractal Structures with the Reverse Box Counting Method – An Urban
South-east Asian Example ............................................................................................... 364
Garcia Padilla, M. A.:
Landscape Analysis Using GIS for Ecologically Oriented Planning in Costa Rica ........ 371
Formosa, S.:
Soaring Spaces – The Development of an Integrated Terrestrial and Bathymetric
Information System for the Maltese Islands .................................................................... 378
Pé, R.:
Hyper-localism and Parametric Mapping for Collaborative Urbanism ........................... 389
Visualization in Landscape Architecture .......................................................... 397
Bishop, I., Handmer, J., Winarto, A. and McCowan, E.:
Survival in Dangerous Landscapes – A Game Environment for Increasing Public
Preparedness .................................................................................................................... 398
Schroth, O., Pond, E. and Sheppard, S. R. J.:
Integration of Spatial Outputs from Mathematical Models in Climate Change
Visioning Tools for Community-Decision Making on the Landscape Scale ................... 406
Galev, E.:
Aesthetic Evaluation of Forest Landscapes within the Training and Experimental
Forest Range (TEFR) Yundola ........................................................................................ 415
Joye, R., Verbeken, J., Heyde, S. and Librecht, H.:
Location-aware Mobile Devices and Landscape Reading ............................................... 425
Czinkóczky, A. and Bede-Fazekas, A.:
Visualization of the Climate Change with the Shift of the So-called Moesz-line ........... 437
Egginton, Z.:
Hollywood Landscapes – An Exploration of Hollywood Styled Visual Effects
Techniques for Landscape Visualisations ........................................................................ 445

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Kim, M.:
Modeling Nightscapes of Designed Spaces – Case Studies of the University of
Arizona and Virginia Tech Campuses ............................................................................. 455
Ozimek, A., Łabędź, P. and Michoń, K.:
Discrimination of Distance-dependent Zones in Landscape Views ................................. 464
Pokladek, M., Thürkow, D., Dette, C. and Gläßler, C.:
Geovisualization of the Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz ......................................... 472
Partin, S., Burley, J. B., Schutzki, R. and Crawford, P.:
Concordance between Photographs and Computer Generated 3D Models in a
Michigan Highway Transportation Setting ...................................................................... 482
Virtual Reality in Landscape Architecture ....................................................... 491
Morgan, E., Gill, L., Lange, E. and Dallimer, M.:
Integrating Bird Survey Data into Real Time 3D Visual and Aural Simulations ............ 492
Barbarash, D.:
The Communication Value of Graphic Visualizations Prepared with Differing
Levels of Detail ............................................................................................................... 499
Houtkamp, J. M. and Toet, A.:
Who’s Afraid of Virtual Darkness – Affective Appraisal of Night-time Virtual
Environments ................................................................................................................... 508
Chandwania, D. and Verma, A.:
Digitalized Re-Rendering of a City’s Landscape ............................................................ 516
Standardization and BIM ....................................................................................... 523
Goldberg, D. E., Holland, R. J. and Wing, S. W.:
GIS + BIM = Integrated Project Delivery @ Penn State ................................................. 524
Ahmad, A. M. and Aliyu, A. A.:
The Need for Landscape Information Modelling (LIM) in Landscape Architecture ....... 531
Invited Contributions ............................................................................................... 541
Miller, William R.:
Introducing Geodesign – The Concept ............................................................................ 542
Kader, A., Pinkau, S., Kretzler, E., Dießenbacher, K. and Heins M.:
Introducing the KAT Competence Center “Digital Planning and Design” at Anhalt
University ........................................................................................................................ 568
Vorstellung des KAT-Kompetenzzentrums “ DIGITALES PLANEN und
GESTALTEN” an der Hochschule Anhalt ...................................................................... 572

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Dießenbacher, C. and Walter, M.:
NAEXUS – Virtual Space Scope – A Space of Illusion .................................................. 577
NAEXUS – Virtual Space Scope – Ein Illusionsraum .................................................... 583
DLA Awards ............................................................................................................... 589
DLA 2011 Award ............................................................................................................ 589
DLA 2012 Award ............................................................................................................ 590
Committees Contributing to the DLA Conference ......................................... 593
Scientific Program Committee of DLA ........................................................................... 593
Review Committee .......................................................................................................... 596
ECLAS and LE:NOTRE Committee Digital Technology ............................................... 601
Addresses of Authors ............................................................................................... 603
Early Conference Announcement & Call for Papers
for International Conference “Digital Landscape Architecture DLA 2013”:
GeoDesign – Teaching and Case Studies of Integrated Geospatial Design and
Planning to be held 30 May – 1 June 2013, in Bernburg and Dessau Campus,
Germany .......................................................................................................................... 607