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Olaf.schroth: /* Wasser-DE */

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Wasser-DE

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	[https://www.wasser-de.de/ Link to Wasser-DE, the central information node for water management in Germany]		[https://www.wasser-de.de/ Link to Wasser-DE, the central information node for water management in Germany]
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	== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==		== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==
	[[File:Heide.PNG\|thumb\|Landing page of StoryMap about the heathland north of Munich (Schroth 2020)]]		[[File:Heide.PNG\|thumb\|Landing page of StoryMap about the heathland north of Munich (Schroth 2020)]]

Olaf.schroth: /* OpenStreetMap */

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OpenStreetMap

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	=== Wasser-DE ===		=== Wasser-DE ===

Olaf.schroth: /* Copernicus Europe´s Eyes on Service */

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Copernicus Europe´s Eyes on Service

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	=== OpenStreetMap ===		=== OpenStreetMap ===

Olaf.schroth: /* Open Geodata Theory */

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Open Geodata Theory

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	== Open Geodata Theory ==		== Open Geodata Theory ==
	An introductory lecture about "open geodata" is under construction. Until then, I would like to refer you to the following, excellent (but partly in German) open online course, which is funded by the German government: [https://learn.opengeoedu.de/en/opendata OpenGeoEdu]		An introductory lecture about "open geodata" is under construction. Until then, I would like to refer you to the following, excellent (but partly in German) open online course, which is funded by the German government: [https://learn.opengeoedu.de/en/opendata OpenGeoEdu]
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Open Geodata Theory

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	== Open Geodata Theory ==		== Open Geodata Theory ==
	An introductory lecture about "open geodata" is under construction. Until then, I would like to refer you to the following, excellent (but partly in German) open online course, which is funded by the German government: [https://learn.opengeoedu.de/en/opendata OpenGeoEdu]		An introductory lecture about "open geodata" is under construction. Until then, I would like to refer you to the following, excellent (but partly in German) open online course, which is funded by the German government: [https://learn.opengeoedu.de/en/opendata OpenGeoEdu]
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	== Open Geodata on Watersheds in Europe ==		== Open Geodata on Watersheds in Europe ==

Olaf.schroth: /* Geodesign */

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Geodesign

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	== Open Geodata Theory ==		== Open Geodata Theory ==

Olaf.schroth at 14:10, 14 May 2021

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	[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/94d7fd96a77a4b63b364ce49c4ebfb1b Komm mit in die Heide! - A StoryMap about the heather landscape north of Munich]		[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/94d7fd96a77a4b63b364ce49c4ebfb1b Komm mit in die Heide! - A StoryMap about the heather landscape north of Munich]
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	=== Getting started with StoryMaps ===		=== Getting started with StoryMaps ===
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	=== Literature ===		=== Literature ===
	Schroth, O., & Mertelmeyer, L. (2020). Telling the Story of a Landscape Plan Online Literature: Representing Landscape Planning. Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 5, 558–566. [https://gispoint.de/fileadmin/user_upload/paper_gis_open/DLA_2020/537690057.pdf https://doi.org/10.14627/537690057]		Schroth, O., & Mertelmeyer, L. (2020). Telling the Story of a Landscape Plan Online Literature: Representing Landscape Planning. Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 5, 558–566. [https://gispoint.de/fileadmin/user_upload/paper_gis_open/DLA_2020/537690057.pdf https://doi.org/10.14627/537690057]
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	== Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops ==		== Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops ==

Olaf.schroth: /* Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops */

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Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops

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	== Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops ==		== Geodesignhub as process-oriented collaborative tool for geodesign workshops ==
			[[File:Geodesignhub.PNG\|thumb\|Screenshot of the Heidelberg Green Belt project in geodesignhub (Schroth 2020)]]
	[https://www.geodesignhub.com Geodesignhub] is a map-based project management software that facilitates negotiations and implementation of negotiated outcomes. It was implemented by Hrishi Ballal, PhD student of Carl Steinitz, and allows any maps of the project area to be seen at several scales with prepared underlying data. On this basis, policies and projects can be located and designed collaboratively in the form of simple diagrams.		[https://www.geodesignhub.com Geodesignhub] is a map-based project management software that facilitates negotiations and implementation of negotiated outcomes. It was implemented by Hrishi Ballal, PhD student of Carl Steinitz, and allows any maps of the project area to be seen at several scales with prepared underlying data. On this basis, policies and projects can be located and designed collaboratively in the form of simple diagrams.
	[https://www.geodesignhub.com/ Geodesignhub]		[https://www.geodesignhub.com/ Geodesignhub]

Olaf.schroth: /* StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign */

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StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign

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	== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==		== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==
			[[File:Heide.PNG\|thumb\|Landing page of StoryMap about the heathland north of Munich (Schroth 2020)]]
	[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/ ESRI Story Map] is a tool for the presentation of interactive online maps based on geospatial data as narrative and enriched with various visual media by ESRI. Previous research suggests that this presentation form has high potentials to facilitate the understanding of complex spatial topics. Although the code is not open source, the use is for free.		[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/ ESRI Story Map] is a tool for the presentation of interactive online maps based on geospatial data as narrative and enriched with various visual media by ESRI. Previous research suggests that this presentation form has high potentials to facilitate the understanding of complex spatial topics. Although the code is not open source, the use is for free.
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Olaf.schroth: /* StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign */

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StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign

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	== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==		== StoryMaps as interactive visual tools to Storytelling in Geodesign ==
	[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/ ESRI Story Map] is a tool for the presentation of interactive online maps based on geospatial data as narrative and enriched with various visual media by ESRI. Previous research suggests that this presentation form has high potentials to facilitate the understanding of complex spatial topics. Although the code is not open source, the use is for free.		[https://storymaps.arcgis.com/ ESRI Story Map] is a tool for the presentation of interactive online maps based on geospatial data as narrative and enriched with various visual media by ESRI. Previous research suggests that this presentation form has high potentials to facilitate the understanding of complex spatial topics. Although the code is not open source, the use is for free.

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