Tartu WAVE Living Lab Team 1 2022 - Revision history

Annabel.mett: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

2022-06-16T20:07:22Z

Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	By adding more artificial stairways that also spread along the river, it creates more access points to people to reach the river. Also gives the river the opportunity to exit the created channel when it's flooding and by the opportunity to expand the river flow isn't so fast and it adds more natural and meandering motion to the water. By that there are possibilities to more appropriate living conditions to some specific species that prefer living in a slow moving water.		By adding more artificial stairways that also spread along the river, it creates more access points to people to reach the river. Also gives the river the opportunity to exit the created channel when it's flooding and by the opportunity to expand the river flow isn't so fast and it adds more natural and meandering motion to the water. By that there are possibilities to more appropriate living conditions to some specific species that prefer living in a slow moving water.

			In addition to stairways there are desperate need of piers to provide access to river to use small boats to go fishing or just rowing on the river.

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Annabel.mett: /* Land use and water */

2022-06-15T18:14:34Z

Land use and water

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	File:~~1est~~.jpg\|''1732 (estimated year) map.''		File:111.jpg\|''1732 (estimated year) map.''
	File:2.jpg\|''1884/1839 map.''		File:Index.php?title=File-2.jpg\|''1884/1839 map.''
	File:3.jpg\|''1923-1935 map.''		File:Index.php?title=File-3.jpg\|''1923-1935 map.''
	File:4.jpg\|''1997-2003 map.''		File:Index.php?title=File-4.jpg\|''1997-2003 map.''
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Annabel.mett: /* Water as a living space */

2022-06-15T17:56:24Z

Water as a living space

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	Emajõgi Festival, an annual celebration taking place in Tartu since 2006, focusing on the Emajõgi River. It is usually held on the weekend of August 2nd. There will be boat parades, swimming and fishing competitions, concerts on the river bank and on ships, etc., various water attractions, water-related institutions and companies will be introduced. Boat trips on the Emajõgi River will be organized for those interested. The best known of the sports competitions are the Emajõgi Cup in open water swimming and the "Sprint of Two Bridges" from Kaarsilla to Võidu Bridge. The fishing competition is called "River of Good Techniques".		Emajõgi Festival, an annual celebration taking place in Tartu since 2006, focusing on the Emajõgi River. It is usually held on the weekend of August 2nd. There will be boat parades, swimming and fishing competitions, concerts on the river bank and on ships, etc., various water attractions, water-related institutions and companies will be introduced. Boat trips on the Emajõgi River will be organized for those interested. The best known of the sports competitions are the Emajõgi Cup in open water swimming and the "Sprint of Two Bridges" from Kaarsilla to Võidu Bridge. The fishing competition is called "River of Good Techniques".

			'''Fish'''

			* ''Aspius aspius'' Asp (under protection, ll category, lives in larger freshwater streams and lakes, only predatory carp in Estonia)
			* ''Misgurnus fossilis'' Weatherfish (III category, weatherfish live in dense patches of aquatic vegetation, dredging and aquatic weed removal poses a danger to weatherfish populations)
			* ''Cottus gobio'' European bullhead (III category, prefers clean water bodies, benthic fish with low distribution potential, unfavorable living conditions are an obstacle to the expansion)
			* ''Cobitis taenia'' Spined loach (III category, lives in rivers with slow flow rate and clear oxygen-rich water)

			Most commonly caught fish: northern pike (Esox lucius), freshwater bream (Abramis brama), European perch (Perca fluviatilis), rutilus roach (Rutilus rutilus) ja ide (Leuciscus idus).


			'''Birds'''

			Under protection:

			* ''Aquila pomarina'' Lesser Spotted Eagle
			* ''Alcedo atthis'' Common kingfisher
			* ''Dendrocopos leucotos'' White-backed woodpecker
			* ''Accipiter gentilis'' Northern goshawk
			* ''Luscinia svecica subsp. cyanecula'' Bluethroat
			* L''arus fuscus'' Lesser black-backed gull

			Common birds:

			* ''Anser albifrons'' Greater white-fronted goose
			* ''Gallinula chloropus'' Common moorhen
			* ''Acrocephalus schoenobaenus'' Sedge warbler
			* ''Aix galericulata'' Mandarin duck
			* ''Aythya fuligula'' Tufted duck


			'''Plants'''

			Under protection:

			* ''Liparis loeselii'' Yellow widelip orchid (prefers low vegetation saplings in calcareous and wet areas in shallow bogs, near springs, on lake shores and coastal meadows)
			* ''Crepis mollis'' Soft Hawk's-beard (in Estonia it is only found in the damp floodplain meadows and bushes around Tartu)
			* ''Thalictrum lucidum'' Shining Meadow Rue (Grows on wet meadows)
			* ''Butomus umbellatus'' Flowering rush (On the banks of rivers and lakes and in shallow water)

			Common plants:

			* ''Rumex longifolius'' dooryard dock

			* ''Potentilla argentea'' Silver cinquefoil
			* ''Lathyrus palustris'' Marsh pea
			* ''Viburnum opulus'' Guelder-rose


			Fungi:

			* ''Trametes gibbosa'' Lumpy bracket (Under protection)
			* ''Coprinus comatus'' Shaggy mane

			Vertebrate animals

			* ''Castor fiber'' Eurasian beaver
			* ''Capreolus capreolus'' Roe deer
			* ''Vulpes vulpes'' Red fox
			* ''Lepus europaeus'' European hare

			* ''Rana temporaria'' Grass frog
			* ''Calopteryx virgo'' European newt



			'''Insects'''

			* ''Dytiscus latissimus'' Diving beetle (inhabits dense vegetation, mainly of Carex and Equisetum, at the edges of lakes or in non/slow flowing waters and deep ponds)
			* ''Aeshna mixta'' migrant hawker
			* ''Enallagma cyathigerum'' Common blue damselfly
			* ''Pyrrhocoris apterus'' Firebug
			* ''Calopteryx splendens'' Banded demoiselle
			* ''Sympetrum sanguineum'' Ruddy darter
			* ''Bombus sylvarum'' Shrill carder bee
			* ''Platycnemis pennipes'' White-legged damselfly
			* ''Coenagrion pulchellum'' Variable damselfly
			* ''Coenagrion hastulatum'' northern damselfly
			* ''Cantharis (Cantharis) fusca'' Soldier beetle

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Annabel.mett: /* Possible Futures */

2022-05-31T15:33:30Z

Possible Futures

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	The best case scenario is when the pressure of the urbanisation and building is stopped or reasonably restricted. The best case scenario also deals with the low usability of the riverfront in the city centre. The passive “observer” becomes an active participant. With spatial adjustments, of transforming the concrete and vertical embankment to the more natural meandering state, the river flow is calmer and accessibility to and usability of the water is brought back in the city centre.		The best case scenario is when the pressure of the urbanisation and building is stopped or reasonably restricted. The best case scenario also deals with the low usability of the riverfront in the city centre. The passive “observer” becomes an active participant. With spatial adjustments, of transforming the concrete and vertical embankment to the more natural meandering state, the river flow is calmer and accessibility to and usability of the water is brought back in the city centre.

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	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\|''Over urbanization.''
	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\|''Restoring river flow and adding access.''
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Annabel.mett: /* Water as a living space */

2022-05-31T15:20:04Z

Water as a living space

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Annabel.mett: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

2022-05-31T15:11:10Z

Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	File:Transectt.jpg\|''Transect with short overview of the possible interventions.''		File:Transectt.jpg\|''Transect with short overview of the possible interventions.''
	File:Index.php?title=File-Index.php?title=File-Your case spatial translaton vision.jpg\|''Visualisation of the vision.''		File:Index.php?title=File-Index.php?title=File-Your case spatial translaton vision.jpg\|''Visualisation of the vision.''
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Annabel.mett: /* Water as a natural system */

2022-05-28T16:58:18Z

Water as a natural system

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Annabel.mett: /* Rationale */

2022-05-28T16:52:45Z

Rationale

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	\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Marina Pushkar, Helen Narusberg, Liina-Kai Raivet, Katri Dremljuga-Grüner, Laura Kipper, Annabel Mett		\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Marina Pushkar, Helen Narusberg, Liina-Kai Raivet, Katri Dremljuga-Grüner, Laura Kipper, Annabel Mett
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	\| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"\| [[:File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg\|~~File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg~~]] ‎		\| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"\| [[File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg\|center\|frameless\|349x349px]]
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Annabel.mett: /* Rationale */

2022-05-28T16:49:31Z

Rationale

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	\| '''Area''' \|\|style="background:Lavender"\| ''Tartu Emajõgi Upper part I''		\| '''Area''' \|\|style="background:Lavender"\| Tartu Emajõgi Upper part I
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	\| '''Place''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Tartu''		\| '''Place''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Tartu
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	\| '''Country''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Estonia		\| '''Country''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Estonia
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	\| '''Topics''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Accessibility, biodiversity''		\| '''Topics''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Accessibility, biodiversity
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	\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|		\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Marina Pushkar, Helen Narusberg, Liina-Kai Raivet, Katri Dremljuga-Grüner, Laura Kipper, Annabel Mett
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	\| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"\| [[:File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg\|File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg]] ‎		\| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"\| [[:File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg\|File:Lodjakoda Linnajula RagnarVutt 1680 0.jpeg]] ‎
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