نتایج جستجو برای: 092overhead view landscape

تعداد نتایج: 331335  

Hot spots are often associated with places where an abnormal process has occurred. Accordingly, their identification can help experts and managers to scrutinize the state of health and sustainability, from an ecological point of view. The present study was therefore conducted to analyze the spatial autocorrelation and identify hot spots of 11 landscape metrics, the new Runoff Landscape Index (R...

Honey Fadaie, Seyed Majid Mofidi Shemirani

This paper will concentrate on the result of a research based on comparative study between two Persian gardens in different micro climates in arid regions. Sustainability could be observed in many aspects and elements of traditional Iranian architecture and landscape architecture, and this method of design has used to solve many problems for many centuries. Gardens of Iran have had special role...

2007
Claire Oakes Finkelstein Claire Finkelstein

With the introduction, by John Austin, of the command theory of law,1 a certain distinction among theories of law entered the jurisprudential landscape: the distinction between theories that seek to characterize obedience to law in terms of external motivations, such as sanctions for noncompliance, and those that characterize obedience to law in terms of internal motivations, such as a moral co...

2015
C. M. Baker K. A. Landman

Metrics that quantify habitat connectivity and fragmentation in landscape ecology are examined, as well as the relations between them and their interpretation. The radius of gyration, defined here as the root-mean-square distance of habitat patches from the center of the habitat, has special significance from an ecological point of view that other metrics lack. This metric has been incorrectly ...

2006
Leon van der Torre Marc M. Lankhorst Hugo W. L. ter Doest Jan T. P. Campschroer Farhad Arbab

Landscape maps are a technique for visualizing enterprise architectures. They present architectural elements in the form of an easy to understand 2D ’map’. A landscape map view on architectures provides non-technical stakeholders, such as managers, with a high-level overview, without burdening them with technicalities of architectural drawings. In this paper we discuss the use of and techniques...

Journal: :international journal of architecture and urban development 2014
honey fadaie seyed majid mofidi shemirani

this paper will concentrate on the result of a research based on comparative study between two persian gardens in different micro climates in arid regions. sustainability could be observed in many aspects and elements of traditional iranian architecture and landscape architecture, and this method of design has used to solve many problems for many centuries. gardens of iran have had special role...

Journal: :INFORMS Journal on Computing 2008
Bernardetta Addis Marco Locatelli Fabio Schoen

We present a new computational approach to the problem of placing n identical non overlapping disks in the unit square in such a way that their radius is maximized. The problem has been studied in a large number of papers, both from a theoretical and from a computational point of view. In this paper we conjecture that the problem possesses a so-called funneling landscape, a feature which is com...

2004
Philip PAAR

3D visualization techniques enable an intuitive mediation of complex, space related facts. Civic participation in community landscape planning or visual simulations of landscapes could benefit from emerging computer graphics technologies. However, interactive visualization tools matching the special needs of landscape planning only exist in their beginnings. In 2000, the Centre for Agricultural...

2004
L. Navrátil

A contribution presents a view about the current landscape of the central part of the Nízký Jeseník Mountains. This region was afflicted not only by the activity of volcanoes, but also by the activity of human. The construction of the Slezská Harta Water Reservoir was the last huge change in the landscape.

Without the surrounding environment of a site, architecture loses its full meaning. In the evolutionof the design process, a site's environment should be understood as the integral factor within which a designed productor artifact is expected to perform. The environment is not of secondary priority. Every building is intertwined with itscontext; context being its physical, visual and ecological...

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