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Brent.brug: /* Transect area, showing implementations for new housing. */

2022-07-18T12:47:53Z

Transect area, showing implementations for new housing.

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	=== Visualizations ===		=== Visualizations ===
	Green Renaissance
			==== Green Renaissance ====
	[[File:Green Renaissance section.png\|none\|thumb\|615x615px]]		[[File:Green Renaissance section.png\|none\|thumb\|615x615px]]
	[[File:Green Renaissance photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|1243x1243px]]		[[File:Green Renaissance photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|1243x1243px]]
	[[File:Green Renaissance PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Green Renaissance PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	Parasite Cities
			==== Parasite Cities ====
	[[File:Parasite cities section.png\|none\|thumb\|643x643px]]		[[File:Parasite cities section.png\|none\|thumb\|643x643px]]
	[[File:Parasite Cities photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|539x539px]]		[[File:Parasite Cities photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|539x539px]]
	[[File:Parasite Cities PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Parasite Cities PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	Suburbia
			==== Suburbia ====
	[[File:Suburbia section.png\|none\|thumb\|660x660px]]		[[File:Suburbia section.png\|none\|thumb\|660x660px]]
	[[File:Suburbia photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|516x516px]]		[[File:Suburbia photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|516x516px]]
	[[File:Suburbia PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Suburbia PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	Wild West
			==== Wild West ====
	[[File:Wild West section.png\|none\|thumb\|853x853px\|link=Special:FilePath/Wild_West_section.png]]		[[File:Wild West section.png\|none\|thumb\|853x853px\|link=Special:FilePath/Wild_West_section.png]]
	[[File:Wild West photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|518x518px]]		[[File:Wild West photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|518x518px]]
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	We have chosen 3 transect areas. The areas are situated to far away from eachother to be shown on a single map. Because of that we have chosen to focus on 3 seperate areas. To show the implementations we would like to use and to show how we would like to work on our goals within these areas.		We have chosen 3 transect areas. The areas are situated to far away from eachother to be shown on a single map. Because of that we have chosen to focus on 3 seperate areas. To show the implementations we would like to use and to show how we would like to work on our goals within these areas.

	=== Transect area, showing implementations for new housing. ===		==== Transect area, showing implementations for new housing. ====
	[[File:Transect builings.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Transect builings.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

	=== Transect area, showing implementations for nature and agriculture. ===		==== Transect area, showing implementations for nature and agriculture. ====
	[[File:Transect natural-agricultural.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Transect natural-agricultural.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

	=== Transect area, showing implementations for the city centre. ===		==== Transect area, showing implementations for the city centre. ====
	[[File:Transect city centre.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Transect city centre.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

Brent.brug: /* Implementations for new housing areas */

2022-07-18T12:46:28Z

Implementations for new housing areas

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	File:Housing sizes.jpg\|Different housing typology for a diverse group of people		File:Housing sizes.jpg\|Different housing typology for a diverse group of people
	File:Compact city concept.jpg\|Concept for improving the towns and cities of the Freising area		File:Compact city concept.jpg\|Concept for improving the towns and cities of the Freising area
	</gallery>		</gallery>The new housing developments in Freising should implement commendable practices which sattisfy the UN sustainable development goals and enrich the residential area livability capacity.

			The locations of these developments were chosen according to the existing regulation plans.

			All the neccessary factors that indicate a high level of livability, from social interaction engagement, through introduction and preservation of natural, cultural, leisure, and recreational content.

			Besides this, the urban and architectural composition of these urban quarters should be dynamic in terms of compositional and aesthetic principles, varying building typologies, and the hierarchy of open spaces between them.

	==== Implementations for agricultural and natural areas ====		==== Implementations for agricultural and natural areas ====
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	File:Waterbuffalo diagram.jpg\|Waterbuffalo's as a new revenue model.		File:Waterbuffalo diagram.jpg\|Waterbuffalo's as a new revenue model.
	File:Waterretention diagram.jpg\|Regrowing peatlands, hightening the groundwaterlevel.		File:Waterretention diagram.jpg\|Regrowing peatlands, hightening the groundwaterlevel.
	</gallery>		</gallery>The zone arround Moosach before it reaches Freising is the part of the landscape that needs to be revitalized in order to facilitate possible future extreme weather conditions and prevent floods from happening in the future. This is achieved by renaturalizing and remeandering the riverbed, thus creating space for the river to accumulate the flow of water when the extreme event happens. Once the riverbed is revitalized, trees are planted along it to help stabilize the riverbanks, protect the river from droughts, provide nutrients to the existing ecosystem, and create a dynamic and attractive natural environment.

			The area surrounding Freisinger Moos is devoted to paludiculture and peat regrowing. Ecological farming is also introduced in the area in order to help provide a wider range of ecosystem services like protecting the soil and increasing it’s fertility, limiting soil erosion and degradation, and helping conserve water and natural habbitats. Low maintenance food forests are also envisioned to develop along the riverbed in order to further promote biodiversity, increase the potential for variety of agricultural products, and create a more aesthetically pleasing environment.

			In order to facilitate the social connectivity needs a pedestrian route is envisioned to span along the entire meandering river and through the food forest and bike paths along the existing roadnetwork.

	==== Implementations for the city centre ====		==== Implementations for the city centre ====
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	File:CO2 neutral city diagram.jpg\|Creating a climate adaptive city with sunpanels, waterretention areas, more green, green roofs and facades.		File:CO2 neutral city diagram.jpg\|Creating a climate adaptive city with sunpanels, waterretention areas, more green, green roofs and facades.
	File:Bridge diagram.jpg\|Creating connections between the rivers Moosach and Isar. And connecting Freising more to the area of Lerchenfeld. By making tunnels and overpasses over the barriers, roads, railway and the Isar river.		File:Bridge diagram.jpg\|Creating connections between the rivers Moosach and Isar. And connecting Freising more to the area of Lerchenfeld. By making tunnels and overpasses over the barriers, roads, railway and the Isar river.
	</gallery>		</gallery>The connectivity goal is achieved in several places in the city center. The microurban interventions – pedestrian and cycling overpasses are chosen as a solution to tackle this issue because of their affordability and effectivness. These overpasses are designed to connect the existing green areas of the city center with Isar. They transit the railroad and other physical barriers such as car parks and provide a more enjoyable environmet experience that the existing underground passages. The surfaces of the overpasses are covered by lush green spaces to further enhance the experience of the people who would use them. Ramps and elevators are incorporated in this design in order to facilitate all the social groups who could potentially use them.

			Besides the overpasses. Green corridors will add on to these connections. Creating a green artery that flows through the city.

			The entrance to the city is also changed (cross-section Vöttingerstraße, Hauptsraße, Wippenhauserstraße and Johannisstraße). Making it more accessible and safe for pedestrians and highlighting the route next to the Weihenstephanerberg, that connects to the countryside.

			=== Phases ===
			The phases, shortly explain how the Green Renaissance scenario would come to pass. By taking steps of 10 years and shortly explaining the steps that would be taken within these 10 years to the completion of the Green Renaissance scenario.
			[[File:Phases for the Green Renaissance.jpg\|none\|thumb\|1273x1273px]]

	== References ==		== References ==
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	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =
	*''Reflect in your intercultural and interdisciplinary team ~~on the outcomes of your study''~~		Working with an international and interdisciplinary team was very interesting and usefull for us. We each have our own skills and specialities. We could learn from eachother and teach eachother new methods. The cultural and language barrier bring some difficulties, but these were easily worked trough because of the great atmosphere. We could each implement our own ideas and form a collective combined vision and design. We each had the opportunity to learn new things, such as using new programms, which we could then explain to eachother. By working together on location we improved our team work substantially, because its easier to discuss problems that arise in person.
	*''Which limitations were you facing?''
	*''What have ~~you learnt~~ from each ~~other?''~~
	*''What did you learn in ~~the Living Labs?''~~
	*''What would you do differently next time?''
	*''You can also use diagrams/visuals''
	*''250 words text''

Brent.brug: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

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Brent.brug: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

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From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	== References ==		== References ==

Brent.brug: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

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From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	=== From Theory of Change to Implementation ===		=== From Theory of Change to Implementation ===


	== References ==		== References ==

Brent.brug: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

2022-07-18T11:44:30Z

Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	= Spatial Strategy and Transect =		= Spatial Strategy and Transect =

			=== Vision ===
			In 2050 the Freising area will be a new green zone. Where the biotopes and natural areas form a connected green corridor. Sustainable housing will give place to a multitude of people, that can live together in new and improved communities. Where living, leisure and work can be found in one combined uses zone. The city of Freising will no longer be disconnected by the large barrriers of the roads, railroads and even the Isar river. Agriculture will have changed to a more ecological and sustainable way with ecological agriculture and paludiculture. The small towns and villages surrounding Freising will have kept their local identities and will be great locations to live, work and recreate. This creates a large connected ecological system, which forms the backbone of the landscape.

			=== 3 transects ===
	We have chosen 3 transect areas. The areas are situated to far away from eachother to be shown on a single map. Because of that we have chosen to focus on 3 seperate areas. To show the implementations we would like to use and to show how we would like to work on our goals within these areas.		We have chosen 3 transect areas. The areas are situated to far away from eachother to be shown on a single map. Because of that we have chosen to focus on 3 seperate areas. To show the implementations we would like to use and to show how we would like to work on our goals within these areas.

			=== Transect area, showing implementations for new housing. ===
			[[File:Transect builings.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

	~~Transect area, showing implementations for new housing.~~		=== Transect area, showing implementations for nature and agriculture. ===
	~~[[File:Transect builings.jpg\|none\|thumb]]~~
	Transect area, showing implementations for nature and agriculture.
	[[File:Transect natural-agricultural.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Transect natural-agricultural.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	Transect area, showing implementations for the city centre.
			=== Transect area, showing implementations for the city centre. ===
	[[File:Transect city centre.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Transect city centre.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

	= From Theory of Change to Implementation =		=== From Theory of Change to Implementation ===

	== References ==		== References ==

Brent.brug: /* Collaborative Goal Setting */

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Collaborative Goal Setting

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 = Collaborative Goal Setting =
 [[File:Goals for the main project.jpg|none|thumb|1278x1278px]]
 = Spatial Strategy and Transect =
 = From Theory of Change to Implementation =

Brent.brug: /* Worst case scenario */

2022-07-18T09:46:07Z

Worst case scenario

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	=== Scenarios ===		=== Scenarios ===
	[[File:Scenario axis.jpg\|none\|thumb\|506x506px]]		[[File:Scenario axis.jpg\|none\|thumb\|506x506px]]Vertical axis
	~~[[File:Pestle diagrams~~ scenarios ~~combined~~.~~png\|none\|thumb\|400x400px]]~~
			The urbanization axis is divided into urban sprawl on one side and

			compact city on the other. With an expected population growth of 28%.

			This implies that scenarios which are on the unsustainable side of

			the axis will not apply the sustainable methods of urban development

			(regenerative urban development, retrofitting, etc.) in the future.


			Horizontal axis

			The Climate change adaptation and prevention axis predicts that two of

			the scenarios will attempt to adapt to climate change, and even prevent

			further climate change through radical reduction in CO2 emissions.

	=== Worst case scenario ===		=== Worst case scenario ===
	The ~~parasythic~~ cities ~~are~~ the worst case scenario for symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario there is no climate adaptation and mitigation, and no adaptation of urbanisation to the sustainable development goals. Lack of adaptation of urbanization leads to sprawling urban and suburban tissue, which will have substantial impact on the quantity and quality of natural spaces within and outside the cities boundaries. In addition to this, lack of climate adaptation and mitigation could lead to potential cathastrophic flooding and drought events, but also to the preservation of current ways of farming, which might have a larger impact on the further endagerment and even dissappearance of the Freisinger Moos habitat.		The parasite cities represent the worst case scenario for symbiosis between man and nature in the project area. In this scenario there is no climate adaptation and mitigation, and no adaptation of urbanisation to the sustainable development goals. Lack of adaptation of urbanization leads to sprawling urban and suburban tissue, which will have substantial impact on the quantity and quality of natural spaces within and outside the cities boundaries. In addition to this, lack of climate adaptation and mitigation could lead to potential cathastrophic flooding and drought events, but also to the preservation of current ways of farming, which might have a larger impact on the further endagerment and even dissappearance of the Freisinger Moos habitat.

			=== Not bad or good scenario's ===
			The wild west and urban sprawl both lack implementation of proper means of either climate change adaptation or urbanization developments. The wild west implies that unless climate change issues are tackled promptly and appropriately, the consequences might impact the entire area even though good urbanization practices are implemetned. This would be reflected in severe droughts, destruction of natue, fall of economy, etc. On the other hand, urban sprawl predicts that even though climate change is taackled now and in the future, poorly regulated urban developments might cause other issues such as reducing walkability and social interactions and isolating people.

	=== Best case scenario ===		=== Best case scenario ===
	The best case scenario, the Green Rennaissance, is depicted as a ~~comensalism~~ symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario the sustainable goals of development are met through climate change adaptation and mittigation, as well as through ~~adaptation of~~ urbanisation. Regenerative urbanisation methods such as ~~brownfield~~ development ~~transformation into housing developments~~ will ~~sufficiantly answer~~ the problem of population growth without impacting the natural context. Use of sustainable urbanist and architectural methods and interventions will lead to reduction of heat islands within the newly developed urban quarters and and an increase of the residential area livability. Climate adaptation and mittigation measures will successfully reduce the risks of floodings and droughts. The flood retention areas are designed in such a manner that the newly introduced noninvasive plant species and landscape interventions do not damage the ~~existing~~ nature and agriculture~~, but the~~ new forms of agriculture, like paludiculture ~~and ecological agriculture~~ are implemented in the rural areas, ~~and~~ vertical farming is implemented in the urban areas. In addition to this, due to ~~ecological~~ farming methods, the Freisinger Moos habitat will be successfully presrerved.		The best case scenario, the Green Rennaissance, is depicted as a mutualism symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario the sustainable goals of development are met through climate change adaptation and mittigation, as well as through good urbanisation practices. Regenerative urbanisation methods such as dense, compact, tactical, and diverse development will solve the problem of population growth without impacting the natural context. Use of sustainable landscape, urbanist, and architectural methods and interventions will lead to reduction of heat islands within the newly developed urban quarters and and an increase of the residential area livability. Climate adaptation and mittigation measures will successfully reduce the risks of floodings and droughts. The flood retention areas are designed in such a manner that the newly introduced noninvasive plant species and landscape interventions do not damage the nature and agriculture. The new forms of agriculture, like paludiculture are implemented in the rural areas, while vertical farming is implemented in the urban areas. In addition to this, due to the new farming methods, the Freisinger Moos habitat will be successfully presrerved and will have more potential for regrowth in the distant future. [[File:Pestle diagrams scenarios combined.png\|none\|thumb\|400x400px]]

	=== Visualizations ===		=== Visualizations ===
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	[[File:Suburbia PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Suburbia PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	Wild West		Wild West
	[[File:Wild West section.png\|none\|thumb\|853x853px]]		[[File:Wild West section.png\|none\|thumb\|853x853px\|link=Special:FilePath/Wild_West_section.png]]
	[[File:Wild West photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|518x518px]]		[[File:Wild West photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|518x518px]]
	[[File:Wild West PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Wild West PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

Brent.brug: /* Collaborative Goal Setting */

2022-07-18T09:41:42Z

Collaborative Goal Setting

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	= Possible Futures ~~(WIP)~~ =		= Possible Futures =

	=== SWOT analysis ===		=== SWOT analysis ===
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	[[File:DPSIR cut-out.jpg\|none\|thumb\|3 DPSIR's combined.]]		[[File:DPSIR cut-out.jpg\|none\|thumb\|3 DPSIR's combined.]]

	=== Worst case scenario ~~(WIP)~~ ===		=== Scenarios ===
			[[File:Scenario axis.jpg\|none\|thumb\|506x506px]]
			[[File:Pestle diagrams scenarios combined.png\|none\|thumb\|400x400px]]

			=== Worst case scenario ===
	The parasythic cities are the worst case scenario for symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario there is no climate adaptation and mitigation, and no adaptation of urbanisation to the sustainable development goals. Lack of adaptation of urbanization leads to sprawling urban and suburban tissue, which will have substantial impact on the quantity and quality of natural spaces within and outside the cities boundaries. In addition to this, lack of climate adaptation and mitigation could lead to potential cathastrophic flooding and drought events, but also to the preservation of current ways of farming, which might have a larger impact on the further endagerment and even dissappearance of the Freisinger Moos habitat.		The parasythic cities are the worst case scenario for symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario there is no climate adaptation and mitigation, and no adaptation of urbanisation to the sustainable development goals. Lack of adaptation of urbanization leads to sprawling urban and suburban tissue, which will have substantial impact on the quantity and quality of natural spaces within and outside the cities boundaries. In addition to this, lack of climate adaptation and mitigation could lead to potential cathastrophic flooding and drought events, but also to the preservation of current ways of farming, which might have a larger impact on the further endagerment and even dissappearance of the Freisinger Moos habitat.

	=== Best case scenario ~~(WIP)~~ ===		=== Best case scenario ===
	The best case scenario, the Green Rennaissance, is depicted as a comensalism symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario the sustainable goals of development are met through climate change adaptation and mittigation, as well as through adaptation of urbanisation. Regenerative urbanisation methods such as brownfield development transformation into housing developments will sufficiantly answer the problem of population growth without impacting the natural context. Use of sustainable urbanist and architectural methods and interventions will lead to reduction of heat islands within the newly developed urban quarters and and an increase of the residential area livability. Climate adaptation and mittigation measures will successfully reduce the risks of floodings and droughts. The flood retention areas are designed in such a manner that the newly introduced noninvasive plant species and landscape interventions do not damage the existing nature and agriculture, but the new forms of agriculture, like paludiculture and ecological agriculture are implemented in the rural areas, and vertical farming is implemented in the urban areas. In addition to this, due to ecological farming methods, the Freisinger Moos habitat will be successfully presrerved.		The best case scenario, the Green Rennaissance, is depicted as a comensalism symbiosis between man and nature. In this scenario the sustainable goals of development are met through climate change adaptation and mittigation, as well as through adaptation of urbanisation. Regenerative urbanisation methods such as brownfield development transformation into housing developments will sufficiantly answer the problem of population growth without impacting the natural context. Use of sustainable urbanist and architectural methods and interventions will lead to reduction of heat islands within the newly developed urban quarters and and an increase of the residential area livability. Climate adaptation and mittigation measures will successfully reduce the risks of floodings and droughts. The flood retention areas are designed in such a manner that the newly introduced noninvasive plant species and landscape interventions do not damage the existing nature and agriculture, but the new forms of agriculture, like paludiculture and ecological agriculture are implemented in the rural areas, and vertical farming is implemented in the urban areas. In addition to this, due to ecological farming methods, the Freisinger Moos habitat will be successfully presrerved.

	=== ~~Scenarios (WIP)~~ ===		=== Visualizations ===
	[[File:~~Scenario drawing WIP~~.~~jpg~~\|none\|thumb\|~~Scenario scheme.~~]]		Green Renaissance
	[[File:~~Scenarios table WIP1~~.jpg\|none\|thumb\|~~Scenario point explain in a table.~~]]		[[File:Green Renaissance section.png\|none\|thumb\|615x615px]]
	~~<gallery widths="200" heights="200">~~		[[File:Green Renaissance photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|1243x1243px]]
	File:Green ~~renaissance spider~~ diagram 1.jpg\|~~Green renaissance, spider diagram~~		[[File:Green Renaissance PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	File:~~Wild west spider diagram 1~~.~~jpg~~\|~~Wild west, spider diagram~~		Parasite Cities
	File:~~Urban sprawl spider diagram 1~~.jpg\|~~Urban Sprawl, spider diagram~~		[[File:Parasite cities section.png\|none\|thumb\|643x643px]]
	File:Parasite ~~cities spider~~ diagram 1.jpg\|~~Parasite cities, spider diagram~~		[[File:Parasite Cities photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|539x539px]]
	File:~~Combined spider diagrams 1~~.jpg\|~~All spider diagrams combined~~.		[[File:Parasite Cities PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	~~</gallery>~~		Suburbia
			[[File:Suburbia section.png\|none\|thumb\|660x660px]]
	~~=== Visualizations (WIP) ===~~		[[File:Suburbia photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|516x516px]]
			[[File:Suburbia PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
			Wild West
			[[File:Wild West section.png\|none\|thumb\|853x853px]]
			[[File:Wild West photos.jpg\|none\|thumb\|518x518px]]
			[[File:Wild West PESTLE diagram.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

	= Collaborative Goal Setting =		= Collaborative Goal Setting =
	*''Define strategic planning objectives based on the evaluation findings from your analysis''		[[File:Goals for the main project.jpg\|none\|thumb\|1278x1278px]]
	*''Ideally, involve the community of your living labs into this process
	*''Link back to your original targets from section one and the [~~http~~:~~//www~~.~~un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/Sustainable Development Goals~~]''
	* ''150 words text contribution''

	= Spatial Strategy and Transect =		= Spatial Strategy and Transect =
	*''translate your strategic goals into a vision''
	*''develop a spatial translation of your vision''
	*''exemplify your vision in the form of a transect with concrete interventions''
	*''add map(s) and visualizations''

	~~<gallery caption=" " widths="500px" heights="200px" perrow="1">~~
	~~File:your case_spatial_translaton_vision.jpg\|''add caption here''~~
	~~File:your case_transect.jpg\|''add caption here''~~
	~~File:your case_transect_detail1.jpg\|''add caption here''~~
	~~File:your case_transect_detail2.jpg\|''add caption here''~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	= From Theory of Change to Implementation =		= From Theory of Change to Implementation =
	*''For implementing your vision: Which partnerships are needed? Which governance model is required?''
	*''Who needs to act and how? Draw and explain a change/process model/timeline''
	*''Which resources are needed? On which assets can you build?''
	*''add 150 words text and visuals''

	~~<gallery widths="500" heights="200" perrow="1">~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	== References ==		== References ==

Brent.brug: /* Land-use */

2022-05-20T20:50:57Z

Land-use

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	[[File:Land-use map cut-out.jpg\|none\|thumb\|Land-use map.]]''Most of the land-use in the plan area consists of agriculture. The second most form of land-use is grasslands. To the northwest of Freising there are forests and along the river Isar as well. The largest city is Freising. There are several smaller towns and villages, Eching, Neufahrn bei Freising, Mintraching, Märzling and Langenbach. Most of the commercial and industrial areas are located at the edges of the towns. The largest commercial area is at the town of Neufahrn. The München airport is another important economical area.''		[[File:Land-use map cut-out.jpg\|none\|thumb\|Land-use map.]]''Most of the land-use in the plan area consists of agriculture. The second most form of land-use is grasslands. To the northwest of Freising there are forests and along the river Isar as well. The largest city is Freising. There are several smaller towns and villages, Eching, Neufahrn bei Freising, Mintraching, Märzling and Langenbach. Most of the commercial and industrial areas are located at the edges of the towns. The largest commercial area is at the town of Neufahrn. The München airport is another important economical area.''

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			File:Map 1857.jpg\|Historical map 1857.
	The 18th century map portrays that the majority of settlements were located on elevated grounds and along the Isar. Swampy areas of Moosach with a lower rate of water flow were not suitable for settlement. There were smaller mills built along this area. The road network is also more diverse on the higher grounds, while in the river plains it only connects settlements in the immediate vicinity of Isar. Freising's central role is revealed by the radiating road rings which. There are two types of settlements that can be observed: cities that preserved their medieval urban morphology and smaller villages with a population engaged in agriculture. Different types of landscapes, topography and hydrography determined the use of landscapes in the first place, so we can discover many similarities in today's landscape use. However, on this map it is important to point out that the intermittently flooded areas of the Moosach were much larger in the past, and that it is worth observing the lineage of the small water bodies.		File:Map 1900.jpg\|Historical map 1900.
			File:Map 1985.jpg\|Historical map 1985.
			File:Map 2008.jpg\|Historical map 2008.
			</gallery>The 18th century map portrays that the majority of settlements were located on elevated grounds and along the Isar. Swampy areas of Moosach with a lower rate of water flow were not suitable for settlement. There were smaller mills built along this area. The road network is also more diverse on the higher grounds, while in the river plains it only connects settlements in the immediate vicinity of Isar. Freising's central role is revealed by the radiating road rings which. There are two types of settlements that can be observed: cities that preserved their medieval urban morphology and smaller villages with a population engaged in agriculture. Different types of landscapes, topography and hydrography determined the use of landscapes in the first place, so we can discover many similarities in today's landscape use. However, on this map it is important to point out that the intermittently flooded areas of the Moosach were much larger in the past, and that it is worth observing the lineage of the small water bodies.

	With the construction of the Munich-Landsut railway line in the 1900s, the settlements between Isar and Moosach began to develop. The secondary road network became more diverse as well. Draining areas along smaller watercourses allowed new arable land to emerge. The railway also boosted trade: the production of sand and gravel on the gravel plains started booming.		With the construction of the Munich-Landsut railway line in the 1900s, the settlements between Isar and Moosach began to develop. The secondary road network became more diverse as well. Draining areas along smaller watercourses allowed new arable land to emerge. The railway also boosted trade: the production of sand and gravel on the gravel plains started booming.