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	= Collaborative Goal Setting =		= Collaborative Goal Setting =
	''After analyzing the riverscapes of Moosach river we found three main issues that we would like to address. First we noticed that in many places the water itself was not very clean. Also waste from humans can be found in and around the river. Lack of biodiversity was also something we noticed. With so much agricultural land around the river it can have a bad effect on ecosystems. Also in urban areas the river is heavily modified and canalized in many places with no natural surroundings. The last problem we ran into was that the river is not very visible or accessible in large areas. In the rural areas it runs through a lot of agricultural land where it is not accessible by people. In urban areas it is sometimes in closed-off canals and underground pipe systems. With these issues we came up with our goals for our project. Those goals are to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible''		After analyzing the riverscapes of Moosach river we found three main issues that we would like to address. First we noticed that in many places the water itself was not very clean. Also waste from humans can be found in and around the river. Lack of biodiversity was also something we noticed. With so much agricultural land around the river it can have a bad effect on ecosystems. Also in urban areas the river is heavily modified and canalized in many places with no natural surroundings. The last problem we ran into was that the river is not very visible or accessible in large areas. In the rural areas it runs through a lot of agricultural land where it is not accessible by people. In urban areas it is sometimes in closed-off canals and underground pipe systems. With these issues we came up with our goals for our project. Those goals are to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible

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

	=== ''Freisinger Ecodistrict'' ===		=== ''Freisinger Ecodistrict'' ===
	''We have started to imagine how some of the positives from each scenario could be combined, while avoiding the negatives. The result is a concept for the Freisinger Ecodistrict, which could be a model for sustainable development. We anticipate future migration and provide living space, while strengthening ecosystems and creating a better quality of life, with the river at the center of many of the amenities in the district. The ecodistrict keeps the river renaturalization from the last scenario, and the expansion of buffer areas and green corridors. These green spaces extend into parks which weave throughout social housing developments. This development is medium-density and integrated with new bus or even trolley lines with Freising city center to connect with regional transit. Bike and foot paths cross the moosach. Cars are absent. Buildings themselves have low-carbon architecture. Open space is plentiful, and used for things like gardening for food production, which approaches the scale of farming and blends with sustainable farming at the edges.''		We have started to imagine how some of the positives from each scenario could be combined, while avoiding the negatives. The result is a concept for the Freisinger Ecodistrict, which could be a model for sustainable development. We anticipate future migration and provide living space, while strengthening ecosystems and creating a better quality of life, with the river at the center of many of the amenities in the district. The ecodistrict keeps the river renaturalization from the last scenario, and the expansion of buffer areas and green corridors. These green spaces extend into parks which weave throughout social housing developments. This development is medium-density and integrated with new bus or even trolley lines with Freising city center to connect with regional transit. Bike and foot paths cross the moosach. Cars are absent. Buildings themselves have low-carbon architecture. Open space is plentiful, and used for things like gardening for food production, which approaches the scale of farming and blends with sustainable farming at the edges.

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	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =
	''We faced several difficulties in our groupwork. For example, reaching agreements on some contents of our presentations. It was also difficult to do many online meetings because the team members were separated and did not work together and sometimes language barriers were difficult. People misunderstanding each other happened on few occasions. Time management was challenging due to the absence of some of the group members from the site because of visa- and health issues.''		We faced several difficulties in our groupwork. For example, reaching agreements on some contents of our presentations. It was also difficult to do many online meetings because the team members were separated and did not work together and sometimes language barriers were difficult. People misunderstanding each other happened on few occasions. Time management was challenging due to the absence of some of the group members from the site because of visa- and health issues.

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References

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	''Bauer, Markus & Thuro, Kurosch & MARCUS, SCHOLZ & Neumann, Peter. (2005). The geology of Munich (Germany) and its significance for ground modelling in urban areas. Geotechnik. 28.''		''Bauer, Markus & Thuro, Kurosch & MARCUS, SCHOLZ & Neumann, Peter. (2005). The geology of Munich (Germany) and its significance for ground modelling in urban areas. Geotechnik. 28.''

	~~<nowiki>~~https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/freising/freisinger-moos-moor-umweltschutz-1.5225243~~</nowiki>~~		https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/freising/freisinger-moos-moor-umweltschutz-1.5225243

	~~<nowiki>~~https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/landkreismuenchen/klimaschutz-etwas-moos-fuers-moos-1.5450603~~</nowiki>~~		https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/landkreismuenchen/klimaschutz-etwas-moos-fuers-moos-1.5450603

	~~<nowiki>~~https://stadt.muenchen.de/infos/wirtschaftsfoerderung.html~~</nowiki>~~		https://stadt.muenchen.de/infos/wirtschaftsfoerderung.html

	~~<nowiki>~~https://www.wirtschaft-muenchen.de/produkt/erwerbstaetigenprognose-muenchen-bis-2030-kurzfassung/~~</nowiki>~~		https://www.wirtschaft-muenchen.de/produkt/erwerbstaetigenprognose-muenchen-bis-2030-kurzfassung/

	~~<nowiki>~~https://www.wirtschaft-muenchen.de/produkt/real-estate-market-report-munich-2022-2023/~~</nowiki>~~		https://www.wirtschaft-muenchen.de/produkt/real-estate-market-report-munich-2022-2023/

	~~<nowiki>~~https://de-statista-com.libdata2015.hilbert.edu/statistik/daten/studie/1885/umfrage/mietpreise-in-den-groessten-staedten-deutschlands/</~~nowiki>~~		https://de-statista-com.libdata2015.hilbert.edu/statistik/daten/studie/1885/umfrage/mietpreise-in-den-groessten-staedten-deutschlands/

			https://www.baysf.de/de/wald-schuetzen/bayerns-wilde-waelder/naturwaelder-bayerns-wilde-waldnatur/auwaelder-an-der-mittleren-isar.html

			https://www.ecovillage-hannover.de/wohnen-im-quartier

	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =

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	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =
	''We faced several difficulties in our groupwork. For example, reaching agreements on some contents of our presentations. It was also difficult to do many online meetings because the team members were separated and did not work together and sometimes language barriers were difficult. People misunderstanding each other happened on few occasions. Time management was challenging due to the absence of some of the group members from the site because of visa- and health issues.''		''We faced several difficulties in our groupwork. For example, reaching agreements on some contents of our presentations. It was also difficult to do many online meetings because the team members were separated and did not work together and sometimes language barriers were difficult. People misunderstanding each other happened on few occasions. Time management was challenging due to the absence of some of the group members from the site because of visa- and health issues.''
	*''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''

Ayse.dolanbay at 10:58, 15 June 2022

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	=== ''DPSI(R) Model'' ===		=== ''DPSI(R) Model'' ===
	We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.		We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.
	~~[[File:DPSIR 1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|DPSIR]]~~







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			File:DPSIR 1.jpg\|DPSIR
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	=== ''The [http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals Sustainable Development Goals]'' ===		=== ''The [http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals Sustainable Development Goals]'' ===
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	** This goal is very important to this river. Without river vegetation it will not have a natural cleaning system. Without clean and healthy water there will be no life below water.		** This goal is very important to this river. Without river vegetation it will not have a natural cleaning system. Without clean and healthy water there will be no life below water.

	Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals		Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals<gallery widths="200" heights="150" perrow="5">
	[[File:SDGs.jpg~~\|left\|thumb~~\|SDGs]]		File:SDGs.jpg\|SDGs
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	=== Scenario #1 Urban Suburb ===		=== Scenario #1 Urban Suburb ===
	In this scenario, development accelerates in Freising and other communities outside of Munich. The development is very urban. Freising becomes much more dense, and other communities along the Moosach like Eching also see the same. The Moosach becomes more artificial in structure, and is further canalized during this development. In our analysis, we looked at how the economy and the population in the Munich region is projected to keep growing. But due to bottlenecks in Munich, population growth is projected to spillover into surrounding cities like Freising. The Urban Suburb scenario extrapolates from this trend. Planners in Munich are already working towards more polycentric development, where cities like Freising become economic centers themselves.		In this scenario, development accelerates in Freising and other communities outside of Munich. The development is very urban. Freising becomes much more dense, and other communities along the Moosach like Eching also see the same. The Moosach becomes more artificial in structure, and is further canalized during this development. In our analysis, we looked at how the economy and the population in the Munich region is projected to keep growing. But due to bottlenecks in Munich, population growth is projected to spillover into surrounding cities like Freising. The Urban Suburb scenario extrapolates from this trend. Planners in Munich are already working towards more polycentric development, where cities like Freising become economic centers themselves.

Ayse.dolanbay at 10:56, 15 June 2022

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	Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals		Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals
	[[File:SDGs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|SDGs]]		[[File:SDGs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|SDGs]]

Ayse.dolanbay at 10:55, 15 June 2022

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	We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.		We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.
	[[File:DPSIR 1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|DPSIR]]		[[File:DPSIR 1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|DPSIR]]



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	Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals		Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals
	[[File:SDGs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|SDGs]]		[[File:SDGs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|SDGs]]

Ayse.dolanbay at 10:54, 15 June 2022

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	Now we return to Judith and Hans, but in a different future.		Now we return to Judith and Hans, but in a different future.

	Judith has many areas to walk. Less danger to her health from heat, because of regulating ecosystem services. Water is more plentiful. Hans keeps his farmland. Growing a variety of crops, which he sells locally. More stable income for him and those who work on his farm.<gallery widths="500" heights="200" perrow="5">		Judith has many areas to walk. Less danger to her health from heat, because of regulating ecosystem services. Water is more plentiful. Hans keeps his farmland. Growing a variety of crops, which he sells locally. More stable income for him and those who work on his farm.
	File:~~Index~~.~~php?title=~~File:~~Your case your spider diagram or dpsir model~~.jpg\|~~''explain your analysis briefly in the caption''~~
	File:~~Index~~.~~php?title=~~File:~~Your case yourworstcase visual~~.jpg\|~~''explain your worst case scenario briefly in the caption''~~		<gallery widths="500" heights="200" perrow="5">
	File:~~Index~~.~~php?title=~~File:~~Your case yourbestcase visual~~.jpg\|~~''explain your best case scenario briefly in the caption''~~		File:PESTLE scenario 2.jpg\|PESTLE factors
	File:Scenario 11.jpg		File:Current situation.jpg\|Current situation
			File:2050.jpg\|Freising 2050
			File:At a glance scenario 2.jpg\|Diagram
			File:Our vision of river renaturalization.jpg\|Our vision
			File:Landscape.jpg\|Landscape now
			File:Scenario 2050.jpg\|Landscape 2050
			File:Scenario 22.jpg\|Scenario 2
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Ayse.dolanbay at 10:42, 15 June 2022

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	=== ''DPSI(R) Model'' ===		=== ''DPSI(R) Model'' ===
	We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.		We analyzed 3 important problems and made them as the current state in our DPSIR model. These are lack of diversity in vegetation, polluted water and flooding. The key issues are the pressures from housing and other development, as well as agriculture. The state of the river has a negative effect on different fields like human health, agriculture, for species etc. To improve the state we came up with options like having policies and regulations, protecting native vegetation, educating people etc.
			[[File:DPSIR 1.jpg\|left\|thumb\|DPSIR]]









	=== ''The [http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals Sustainable Development Goals]'' ===		=== ''The [http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals Sustainable Development Goals]'' ===
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	Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals		Our main goals for this project was to have good water quality, more biodiversity and make Moosach more visible. All of these goals can also be related to the SD goals
			[[File:SDGs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|SDGs]]









	=== Scenario #1 Urban Suburb ===		=== Scenario #1 Urban Suburb ===
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	Next we have Hans, the 35 year old farmer outside of Freising. His family’s midsize farm was partially bought by a larger farm, and so his now small farm has a more precarious existence. The larger farm does intensified monoculture farming, and Hans adopts some of the same approaches to compete. He hardly has time to consider his impact on the river. Fertilizer, soil runoff.		Next we have Hans, the 35 year old farmer outside of Freising. His family’s midsize farm was partially bought by a larger farm, and so his now small farm has a more precarious existence. The larger farm does intensified monoculture farming, and Hans adopts some of the same approaches to compete. He hardly has time to consider his impact on the river. Fertilizer, soil runoff.

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			File:PESTLE Scenario 1.jpg\|PESTLE factors
			File:Freising 2020.jpg\|Freising 2020
			File:Freising 2100.jpg\|Freising 2100
			File:At a glance.jpg\|Diagram
			File:Urbanised City.jpg\|Urbanised City
			File:Scenario 11.jpg\|Scenario 1
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	=== Scenario #2 Fewer, Greener, Cooler ===		=== Scenario #2 Fewer, Greener, Cooler ===
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	Now we return to Judith and Hans, but in a different future.		Now we return to Judith and Hans, but in a different future.

	Judith has many areas to walk. Less danger to her health from heat, because of regulating ecosystem services. Water is more plentiful. Hans keeps his farmland. Growing a variety of crops, which he sells locally. More stable income for him and those who work on his farm.<gallery ~~caption=""~~ widths="~~500px~~" heights="~~200px~~" perrow="5">		Judith has many areas to walk. Less danger to her health from heat, because of regulating ecosystem services. Water is more plentiful. Hans keeps his farmland. Growing a variety of crops, which he sells locally. More stable income for him and those who work on his farm.<gallery widths="500" heights="200" perrow="5">
	File:your ~~case_your~~ spider diagram or dpsir model.jpg\|''explain your analysis briefly in the caption''		File:Index.php?title=File:Your case your spider diagram or dpsir model.jpg\|''explain your analysis briefly in the caption''
	File:~~your case_yourworstcase~~ visual.jpg\|''explain your worst case scenario briefly in the caption''		File:Index.php?title=File:Your case yourworstcase visual.jpg\|''explain your worst case scenario briefly in the caption''
	File:~~your case_yourbestcase~~ visual.jpg\|''explain your best case scenario briefly in the caption''		File:Index.php?title=File:Your case yourbestcase visual.jpg\|''explain your best case scenario briefly in the caption''
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 == References ==
-*  ''Bauer, Markus & Thuro, Kurosch & MARCUS, SCHOLZ & Neumann, Peter. (2005). The geology of Munich (Germany) and its significance for ground modelling in urban areas. Geotechnik. 28.''
+''Bauer, Markus & Thuro, Kurosch & MARCUS, SCHOLZ & Neumann, Peter. (2005). The geology of Munich (Germany) and its significance for ground modelling in urban areas. Geotechnik. 28.''
 = Process Reflection =