Conference Program

Session 1:
Geodesign Case Studies

Chair: Andrew Lovett

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Designing with Diagrams: An introduction to integrating diagrams into complex design

  Hrishikesh Ballal

• Using Geodesign to Support Collaborative Planning Workshops

  Ron Janssen

• Integrated Approaches in Digital / Interactive Landscape Planning

  Carolin Galler and Barty Warren-Kretzschmar

• Digital Participatory Landscape Planning for Renewable Energy – Interactive Visual Landscape Assessment as Basis for the Geodesign of Wind Parks in Germany

  Michael Roth

• Local Lessons for a Global Landscape Challenge: Design and Planning Responses to Unconventional Shale Gas Development

  Timothy Murtha

• Sustainable Design of Alpine Infrastructures

  Kathrin Aste

Session 2:
Geodesign Methods and Tools

Chair: Ryan Perkl

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• The Gap Analysis Tool for Outdoor Recreation: A Case Study in Metro Vancouver, Canada

  Brent Chamberlain

• Linking Growth Management to Urban Conservation: Geodesign as a Tool for Identifying Regeneration Sites

  Galen Newman

• A Digital Approach to Understanding the Complex Italian Landscape: From Viewshed to Visual Intrusion

  Leonardo Maria Giannini

Session 3:
Advancing Geodesign Concepts and Systems

Chair: Ron Janssen

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• BioComplexity, Systems Thinking, and Multi-Scale Dynamic Simulation: Foundations of Geodesign

  Stephen Ervin

• An Assessment of the Potential of Using Visual Abstraction & Sound for Inclusive Geodesign

  Mark Lindquist

• Emplaced Mapping and Narratives within the Participatory Planning Process

  Julia Badenhope and Christopher Seeger

• A Performative Approach to Geodesign: Conceiving open space in a highly polluted Beijing

  Jillian Walliss

Poster Session

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

1. Prize: Gustavo Romanillos: MadridCyclistTrack

2. Prize: Franklin Gaspar: Between Hills and Ocean

3. Prize: Christine Baumgartner: shifting land / forming cultural ground

Shoichiro Hashimoto, Benedikt Kowalewski: Steps Remodeling Ciliwung River, Jakarta

Alexandre Roulin, Georgios Sarmaniotis: Codifying the water table impact, proposing interventions

Angelos Komninos, Argyro Theodorapoulou: micro topographical study

Session 4:
From Point Clouds to Geo-Based Design

Chair: Philip Paar

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Head in the Point Clouds – Feet on the Ground

  Jörg Rekittke and Yazid Ninsalam

• Point Cloud Components – Tools for the representation of large scale landscape architectural projects

  Ervine Lin

• Geodesign meets Diggers and Dozers – Who is Afraid of Triangles?

  Peter Petschek

• Digital Tectonics, an Instrument for CNC Milling Efficiency and Experimentation

  Georgios Orfanopoulos

Session 5:
Rule-based Approaches for Geodesign

Chair: Timothy Murtha

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Making Urban Quality Negotiable

  Noemi Neuenschwander

• Testing Patterns of Landowner Propensities to Implement Extensive Forest Fuels Reduction: Agent-based Modeling Experiments in the Willamette Valley, U.S.A.

  Rob Ribe

• Geodesigning Wildlife Corridors: Development of an Automated Design Model

  Ryan Perkl

Session 6:
Landscape Information Modeling (LIM) and Standardization

Chair: Stephen Ervin

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Linking GIS-based Modeling of Stormwater Best Management Practices to 3D Visualization

  Howard Hahn

• Adaptive Billboard Clouds for Botanical Tree Models

  Julian Kratt

• An Excel Based Digital Tool for Planting Design, Analysis and Evaluation

  Chen Ye

Session 7:
Mobile Devices for Geodesign

Chair: Jörg Rekittke

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Framing Nature: Using Augmented Reality to Communicate Ecosystem Services

  Andrew Lovett

• Facilitated-VGI, Smartphones and Geodesign: Building a Coalition while Mapping Community Infrastructure

  Christopher Seeger

• Use of Mobile Devices in Public Participation for the Design of Open Spaces

  Gulsah Bilge

• Analysing and mapping the cyclable city. A GPS-based analysis of the real and potential cyclability of Madrid

  Gustavo Romanillos

• Urban Pulse: The Application of Moving Sensor Networks in the Urban Environment: Strategies for Implementation and Implications for Landscape Design

  James Melsom and Luis E. Fraguada

Session 8:
Assesing the Tools’ Fitness for Purpose

Chair: Michael Roth

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Stress and Restoration during Navigation through an Urban Environment

  Beatrix Emo and Tyler Thrash

• Differences in Perceived Fear between Actual Environment and Image-based Environment Using Eye Tracking Method

  Mintai Kim

• Evaluation of Geodesign Maps for Spatial Planning

  Tessa Eikelboom

• Assesment and Eye Movements Compared between Photographs and Visualization of Logged Forest Vistas. For What Kind of Assessments Are Visualizations a Good Representation of Photographs?

  Johan Pihel

• Understanding Landscape Changes and Cultural Ecosystem Services in retro(per)spective

  Linda Szücs

• The Use of Vizualised Landscapes in order to Challenge and Develop Theory in Landscape Preference Research

  Åsa Ode Sang

Short Presentations: Five Minutes of Fame

Chair: Joachim Kieferle

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Integrating Remote Sensing and GIS for Ecological Capacity Assesment: The Case of Regional Planning in Melbourne, Australia

  Siqing Chen

• Visual Effects of Vertical Gardens in Landscape Designs: A Case Study of Düzce University Campus

  Sinem Özdede

• From Landscape Surveying to Landscape Design -A Case Study in Nanjing, P.R.China

  Li Pang

• Combining Three Modeling and Visualization Tools for Collaborative Planning of Urban Transformation

  Ulrike Wissen Hayek

• Relevance of 3D in Scientific Visualization: A Geodesign Focus

  Arzu Çöltekin

Session 9:
Teaching with Geodesign Tools and Approaches

Chair: Peter Petschek

Siemens Auditorium (HIT E 51)

• Advancing Studio Knowledge through Virtual Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Collaborations

  David Goldberg

• Augmented Landform – An Educational Augmented Reality Tool for Landscape Architecture Students

  Olaf Schroth

• Use and Acceptance of a Geo-located Arboretum Database as a Student Learning Tool

  David Barbarash

• Speculative Precision: Combining Haptic Terrain Modelling with Real-Time Digital Analysis for Landscape Design

  Ilmar Hurkxkens and Georg Munkel

• “OpenEcoMap” – Crowdsourced Geospatial Data in Landscape Assessment Teaching – A Work in Progress

  Raphael Angehrn