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Ali.elbanna: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

2021-06-29T17:36:54Z

Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	= Spatial Strategy and Transect =		= Spatial Strategy and Transect =
			Implementing our conceptual map for the green aquatic dream movement needs a collaborative process involvement from partnerships to achieve our vision like locals and stakeholders.
			We specified the intervention areas along the river by detecting the problems, strengths and potentials related to each area for every scenario. We created DPSIR framework model for water, healing, urban and recreational landscape to reach the responses and actions that we need to implement. Depending on fundamental resources like people involvement, time management, financial issues and donations we can proceed wisely in the implementation process to achieve our set goals perfectly.
			In the end, the strategy to achieve our holistic approach to enhance the river and the surroundings will get done by a well-planned timeline to the whole process to know who and when partnerships can involve.
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Ahmed.essounni: /* Spatial Strategy and Transect */

2021-06-29T15:17:08Z

Spatial Strategy and Transect

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	File:Stratigy.jpg\|''problems and goals.jpg''		File:Stratigy.jpg\|''problems and goals.jpg''
	File:~~DPSIR1~~.~~jpg~~\|''DPSIR RECREATIONAL AREA''		File:Image_(2)xx.png\|''DPSIR RECREATIONAL AREA''
	File:~~DPSIR2~~.~~jpg~~\|''Urban landscape''		File:Image_(3)xx.png\|''Urban landscape''
	File:~~DPSIR3~~.~~jpg~~\|''water landscape''		File:Image_(4)xx.png\|''water landscape''
	File:FINAL_POSSIBLE_FUTURE .jpg\|''Final result''		File:FINAL_POSSIBLE_FUTURE .jpg\|''Final result''
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Ahmed.essounni: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

2021-06-29T15:13:11Z

From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	*First we start with our vision and objectives in this we will need our stakeholders intakes, we will do an initial assessment of future conditions which are the scenarios, we start doing our planning processes by inviting our stakeholders to participate in it, then we implement the project and last but not least we have a monitoring session with evaluations.		*First we start with our vision and objectives in this we will need our stakeholders intakes, we will do an initial assessment of future conditions which are the scenarios, we start doing our planning processes by inviting our stakeholders to participate in it, then we implement the project and last but not least we have a monitoring session with evaluations.
	*By linking both these aspects, we will get to agree on the implementation of our project in the area. So the main concern we have is whether the population agrees or not. This is the main reason why we did a study of the locals so in this case we will get to meet them in real life and we will chat with them to understand better their concerns and to better design to enhance their water landscapes.		*By linking both these aspects, we will get to agree on the implementation of our project in the area. So the main concern we have is whether the population agrees or not. This is the main reason why we did a study of the locals so in this case we will get to meet them in real life and we will chat with them to understand better their concerns and to better design to enhance their water landscapes.
	*''add 150 words text and visuals''
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	File:Theory_or_change.jpg\|''Theory or change''		File:Theory_or_change.jpg\|''Theory or change''

Ahmed.essounni: /* From Theory of Change to Implementation */

2021-06-29T15:12:54Z

From Theory of Change to Implementation

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	= From Theory of Change to Implementation =		= From Theory of Change to Implementation =
	* ~~for~~ our project we need the help of multiple community members and the more they are integrated the better. So we will need different resources like: people's works, purchasing soils, donations, construction materials, seeds, tools, construction personnels, grants... etc.		*For our project we need the help of multiple community members and the more they are integrated the better. So we will need different resources like: people's works, purchasing soils, donations, construction materials, seeds, tools, construction personnels, grants... etc.
	*First we start with our vision and objectives in this we will need our stakeholders intakes, we will do an initial assessment of future conditions which are the scenarios, we start doing our planning processes by inviting our stakeholders to participate in it, then we implement the project and last but not least we have a monitoring session with evaluations.		*First we start with our vision and objectives in this we will need our stakeholders intakes, we will do an initial assessment of future conditions which are the scenarios, we start doing our planning processes by inviting our stakeholders to participate in it, then we implement the project and last but not least we have a monitoring session with evaluations.
			*By linking both these aspects, we will get to agree on the implementation of our project in the area. So the main concern we have is whether the population agrees or not. This is the main reason why we did a study of the locals so in this case we will get to meet them in real life and we will chat with them to understand better their concerns and to better design to enhance their water landscapes.
	*''add 150 words text and visuals''		*''add 150 words text and visuals''
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Ahmed.essounni: /* Geomorphology, typologies and dynamics of water areas */

2021-06-29T15:07:17Z

Geomorphology, typologies and dynamics of water areas

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	= Water as a natural system =		= Water as a natural system =
	== Geomorphology, typologies and dynamics of water areas ==		== Geomorphology, typologies and dynamics of water areas ==
	*~~''Describe the water areas of your area in the contxt of the wider water system''~~		*In Germany, the Neckar river flows through the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg, with smaller banks through Hesse. It is 362 kilometers long and 706 meters (2,316 feet) above sea level.It rises in the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) near Schwenningen am Neckar, near the Danube River's headwaters.It flows through Nürtingen before discharging an average of 145 m3/s of water into the Rhine at Mannheim, where it is 95 m (312 ft) above sea level.
	In Germany, the Neckar river flows through the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg, with smaller banks through Hesse. It is 362 kilometers long and 706 meters (2,316 feet) above sea level.It rises in the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) near Schwenningen am Neckar, near the Danube River's headwaters.It flows through Nürtingen before discharging an average of 145 m3/s of water into the Rhine at Mannheim, where it is 95 m (312 ft) above sea level.		*The main attraction for our living lab is the Neckar river. Since Nürtingen is located on the Neckar River, the main goal of our lab is to connect the Neckar River with the people.The Neckars River flows from the edge of the Swabian Jura (Schwäbische Alb) to Tübingen, Nürtingen, and a few other small towns.Aside from the Neckar, other rivers include the Tiefenbnach Steinach, Aich, Marbach, and Aischenbach.They are Neckar river branches.The most common water sources in our living lab are flowing water such as rivers, tributaries, and standing water such as lakes.
	*~~''How does water appear in the landscape of your living lab? What types of water areas are common?~~		*Nürtingen's main river is the Neckar river.Aside from the Necakar river and its tributaries, there are four lakes: Oberer Fischersee, Unterer Fischersee, Beutwangsee, and Tiefen-loch-see in Nürtingen.The catchment area or river basin of Necakr is 13,928 km2. Flood is the most frequently discussed topic in our living lab. Since Nürtingen is located near the Neckar river, some areas are prone to flooding. Some residential, commercial, and industrial settlements can be observed in floodplain areas. The municipality of Nürtingen has some flood management schemes in place, such as flood protection zones and dams to drain water.Aside from that, our primary concern is how to manage the flood and use this threat (food) as an opportunity ( flood water for irrigation).
	The main attraction for our living lab is the Neckar river. Since Nürtingen is located on the Neckar River, the main goal of our lab is to connect the Neckar River with the people.The Neckars River flows from the edge of the Swabian Jura (Schwäbische Alb) to Tübingen, Nürtingen, and a few other small towns.Aside from the Neckar, other rivers include the Tiefenbnach Steinach, Aich, Marbach, and Aischenbach.They are Neckar river branches.The most common water sources in our living lab are flowing water such as rivers, tributaries, and standing water such as lakes.		*Black Forest Mountains and Swabian Albs have the direct natural influence to the river’s flow according to difference of the height level. This is also explaining the floods in the area due to the water speed in heavy rains periods. Also as an artificial and man-made influencing the dynamics of the water area there are the urbanization and settlements in the floodplain areas, building dams and changes in the canal structure itself.
	*~~''Please identify the water bodies' catchment areas, tributaries and floodplains~~		*In Nürtingen, there are four flood events. In the years 1926, 1978, 1990, and 2013. The most severe flood in the Neckar area occurred in October 1824, among others. The estimated return period for an HQ4000 is 4000 years.
	Nürtingen's main river is the Neckar river.Aside from the Necakar river and its tributaries, there are four lakes: Oberer Fischersee, Unterer Fischersee, Beutwangsee, and Tiefen-loch-see in Nürtingen.The catchment area or river basin of Necakr is 13,928 km2. Flood is the most frequently discussed topic in our living lab. Since Nürtingen is located near the Neckar river, some areas are prone to flooding. Some residential, commercial, and industrial settlements can be observed in floodplain areas. The municipality of Nürtingen has some flood management schemes in place, such as flood protection zones and dams to drain water.Aside from that, our primary concern is how to manage the flood and use this threat (food) as an opportunity ( flood water for irrigation).
	*~~''Which dynamics do these water areas have?''~~
	Black Forest Mountains and Swabian Albs have the direct natural influence to the river’s flow according to difference of the height level. This is also explaining the floods in the area due to the water speed in heavy rains periods. Also as an artificial and man-made influencing the dynamics of the water area there are the urbanization and settlements in the floodplain areas, building dams and changes in the canal structure itself.
	*~~''Have there been any flood events in the past?''~~
	In Nürtingen, there are four flood events. In the years 1926, 1978, 1990, and 2013. The most severe flood in the Neckar area occurred in October 1824, among others. The estimated return period for an HQ4000 is 4000 years.

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	File:waterarea_new.jpg\|''Water areas of Nürtingen''		File:waterarea_new.jpg\|''Water areas of Nürtingen''
	File:Flood prone new.jpg\|''Flood-prone areas of Nürtingen''		File:Flood prone new.jpg\|''Flood-prone areas of Nürtingen''

Ahmed.essounni: /* Water as a living space */

2021-06-29T15:06:24Z

Water as a living space

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	== Water as a living space ==		== Water as a living space ==
	*~~''Which habitats can be found in and along the water areas of your area?''~~		*Orchards and trees along the Neckar, wetlands, natural lakes, natural vegetation, farmlands, water species, birds, ducks, and bats are the most habitats in and along the river legally protected biotopes.
	Orchards and trees along the Neckar, wetlands, natural lakes, natural vegetation, farmlands, water species, birds, ducks, and bats are the most habitats in and along the river legally protected biotopes.		*The quality of water varies according to location, time, weather, and the presence of pollution sources. Generally, the Neckar's water quality is deplorable these days according to the mercury, oxygen, nitrogen, pH levels.
	*~~''How is the water quality in your water areas?''~~		*As shown in the map, we can see how dramatically Neckar river changed in too many places and lost a lot of his natural structure through the years. At the city center area, Tiefenbach and Steinach rivers are totally changed as an example. We can clearly notice that the river stays natural as long as we get away from the town itself which is generally show human interventions on river.
	The quality of water varies according to location, time, weather, and the presence of pollution sources. Generally, the Neckar's water quality is deplorable these days according to the mercury, oxygen, nitrogen, pH levels.		*The Dikes and walls, which were established along the river as a result of the "Special Flood Protection Programme", do not protect the city up to an HQ100, as originally thought. As a result, natural flooding is nearly impossible, also those walls and dikes blocked fish movement and migration as well behind it because normally it’s dangerous for fish to go through them. However our part of the river is permeable for fish at this moment in spite of the artificial elements along the river.
	*~~''Which areas are still natural, which are urbanised/artificial?''~~
	As shown in the map, we can see how dramatically Neckar river changed in too many places and lost a lot of his natural structure through the years. At the city center area, Tiefenbach and Steinach rivers are totally changed as an example. We can clearly notice that the river stays natural as long as we get away from the town itself which is generally show human interventions on river.
	*~~''Are the rivers permeable for fish or blocked by artificial elements?(approx 200 signs)''~~
	The Dikes and walls, which were established along the river as a result of the "Special Flood Protection Programme", do not protect the city up to an HQ100, as originally thought. As a result, natural flooding is nearly impossible, also those walls and dikes blocked fish movement and migration as well behind it because normally it’s dangerous for fish to go through them. However our part of the river is permeable for fish at this moment in spite of the artificial elements along the river.

Ahmed.essounni: /* Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas */

2021-06-29T15:05:39Z

Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas

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	== Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas ==		== Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas ==
	*''Which spatial patterns have evolved in relation to your water areas?''
	The spatial pattern is the distribution of individual entities in space as well as their geographic relationships. In this sense, Nürtingen's water areas have a variety of spatial characteristics. For example, if we're talking about the Neckar River, there's an urban garden, buildings, schools, arable land, recreational facilities, and so on. On the other hand, tributaries of the Neckar, such as Steinach, are more industrialized and urbanized. Besides this, there are several arrangements near waterscapes in accordance with the entire Nuürtingen. Hiking trails, seating areas, playgrounds, and, most importantly, the landscape all draw people to water areas.

	*~~''What~~ is the ~~role~~ of water areas ~~within~~ the ~~overall~~ urban ~~morphology?~~		* The spatial pattern is the distribution of individual entities in space as well as their geographic relationships. In this sense, Nürtingen's water areas have a variety of spatial characteristics. For example, if we're talking about the Neckar River, there's an urban garden, buildings, schools, arable land, recreational facilities, and so on. On the other hand, tributaries of the Neckar, such as Steinach, are more industrialized and urbanized. Besides this, there are several arrangements near waterscapes in accordance with the entire Nuürtingen. Hiking trails, seating areas, playgrounds, and, most importantly, the landscape all draw people to water areas.
	Water bodies' size, shape, and connectivity (lakes, ponds, and wetlands) can impact ecological communities and ecosystem processes. Nürtingen is a city with a large number of churches. Some of them are pretty ancient. Nürtingen is well-connected by rail, bus, road, and bridge. Because of more industrial and commercial settlements are sometimes referred to as the "city of gray roofs." Waterbody alteration during urban development, such as construction, sewage, and industrial waste treatment, may select specific morphometric characteristics and influence the types of water bodies present in the Nürtingen. On the other hand, These treatment plants help to protect the aquatic species of Nürtingen.
			* Water bodies' size, shape, and connectivity (lakes, ponds, and wetlands) can impact ecological communities and ecosystem processes. Nürtingen is a city with a large number of churches. Some of them are pretty ancient. Nürtingen is well-connected by rail, bus, road, and bridge. Because of more industrial and commercial settlements are sometimes referred to as the "city of gray roofs." Waterbody alteration during urban development, such as construction, sewage, and industrial waste treatment, may select specific morphometric characteristics and influence the types of water bodies present in the Nürtingen. On the other hand, These treatment plants help to protect the aquatic species of Nürtingen.

Ahmed.essounni: /* Water as a living space */

2021-06-29T14:54:32Z

Water as a living space

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	File:Water.jpg\|''Water quality in Nürtingen area''		File:Water.jpg\|''Water quality in Nürtingen area''
	File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''		File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''
	~~File:Water2.jpg\|''water_as_living_space''~~
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Ahmed.essounni: /* Water as a living space */

2021-06-29T14:53:48Z

Water as a living space

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	File:Water_system.jpg\|''~~Water_system_of_Nurtingen~~''		File:Water_system.jpg\|''Floods in Nürtingen Map''
	File:Water_system2.jpg\|''~~water_as_living_space~~''		File:Water_system2.jpg\|''Water_system_of_Nurtingen''
	File:Water.jpg\|''~~water_as_living_space~~''		File:Water.jpg\|''Water quality in Nürtingen area''
	File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''		File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''
	File:Water2.jpg\|''water_as_living_space''		File:Water2.jpg\|''water_as_living_space''

Shabnaz.tabassum: /* Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas */

2021-06-16T12:07:43Z

Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas

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	== Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas ==		== Cultural and spatial typologies of water areas ==
	*''Which spatial patterns have evolved in relation to your water areas?''		*''Which spatial patterns have evolved in relation to your water areas?''
	The spatial pattern is the distribution of individual entities in space as well as their geographic relationships. In this sense, Nürtingen's water areas have a variety of spatial characteristics. For example, if we're talking about the Neckar River, there's an urban garden, buildings, schools, arable land, and so on. On the other hand, tributaries of the Neckar, such as Steinach, are more industrialized and urbanized. Besides this, there are several arrangements near waterscapes in accordance with the entire Nuürtingen. Hiking trails, seating areas, playgrounds, and, most importantly, the landscape all draw people to water areas.		The spatial pattern is the distribution of individual entities in space as well as their geographic relationships. In this sense, Nürtingen's water areas have a variety of spatial characteristics. For example, if we're talking about the Neckar River, there's an urban garden, buildings, schools, arable land, recreational facilities, and so on. On the other hand, tributaries of the Neckar, such as Steinach, are more industrialized and urbanized. Besides this, there are several arrangements near waterscapes in accordance with the entire Nuürtingen. Hiking trails, seating areas, playgrounds, and, most importantly, the landscape all draw people to water areas.

	*''What is the role of water areas within the overall urban morphology?		*''What is the role of water areas within the overall urban morphology?

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	File:Stratigy.jpg\|''problems and goals.jpg''		File:Stratigy.jpg\|''problems and goals.jpg''
	File:~~DPSIR1~~.~~jpg~~\|''DPSIR RECREATIONAL AREA''		File:Image_(2)xx.png\|''DPSIR RECREATIONAL AREA''
	File:~~DPSIR2~~.~~jpg~~\|''Urban landscape''		File:Image_(3)xx.png\|''Urban landscape''
	File:~~DPSIR3~~.~~jpg~~\|''water landscape''		File:Image_(4)xx.png\|''water landscape''
	File:FINAL_POSSIBLE_FUTURE .jpg\|''Final result''		File:FINAL_POSSIBLE_FUTURE .jpg\|''Final result''
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	<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">		<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
	File:Water_system.jpg\|''~~Water_system_of_Nurtingen~~''		File:Water_system.jpg\|''Floods in Nürtingen Map''
	File:Water_system2.jpg\|''~~water_as_living_space~~''		File:Water_system2.jpg\|''Water_system_of_Nurtingen''
	File:Water.jpg\|''~~water_as_living_space~~''		File:Water.jpg\|''Water quality in Nürtingen area''
	File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''		File:Artificial_element_for_steinach 2021-06-14 at 18.57.07.jpeg\|''Artificial element for Steinach''
	File:Water2.jpg\|''water_as_living_space''		File:Water2.jpg\|''water_as_living_space''