Consolidated Progress Report

Table of Contents

1. Summary

2. Introduction

3. Computer Research 97

• 3.1 Abstract
• 3.2 Introduction
• 3.3 Objectives
• 3.4 The Planning Interface between Landscape and Man
• 3.5 Implementing the Tool into the German Planning Routine
• 3.6 New Tasks and New Solutions
• 3.7 Processing the Data and Programming the Interface
• 3.7.1Processing the Data
• 3.7.2 Data structure of the digital Landscape Master Plan of Burggen (230 Megabytes)
• 3.7.3 Programming the Interface
• 3.8 Case Study: Landscape Master Plan of Burggen in Study Area Bavarian Alps
• 3.8.1 Data Input
• 3.8.2 Data Analysis
• 3.8.3 Visualisation and Data Presentation
• 3.9 General Acceptance of New Digital Media
• 3.10 Data Dissemination and Data Exchange via Internet
• 3.11 Conclusions
• 3.12 Literature
• 3.13 MS PowerPoint Presentation about GIS & New Digital Media

4. Public Survey

• 4.1 Methodologies
• 4.1.1 Group Discussions
• 4.1.1.1 Introduction
• 4.1.1.2 Procedure of Group discussions
• 4.1.2 Survey
• 4.1.2.1 The Questionnaire
• 4.1.2.2 Survey Procedure
• 4.2 Data Analysis
• 4.2.1 Data analysis of group discussions
• 4.2.2 Data analysis of public survey
• 4.3 First Results
• 4.5 MS PowerPoint Presentation about Public Survey

5. Project Research Ahead

6. Dissemination

List of Tables and Figures

• Tab. 1: Modifications Requested by the German Team concerning the Milestones Specified for Year 3 of ForAm Design
• Fig. 1: 3 dimensional landscape analysis with line of sight calculations (lower right) and Virtual Reality Landscape Model (upper left)
• Fig. 2: GIS based presentation of the Landscape Master Plan in front of the community council
• Fig. 3: The ArcView Project window of the Landscape Master Plan
• Fig. 4: Programmed pull-down menu to select videos
• Fig. 5: Sound Videos illustrates the conflicts in terms of recreation
• Fig. 6: Photoshop simulation of growth of afforestations helps to illustrate future conflicts
• Fig. 7: Pull-down menu to select simulations running with Netscape Navigator Gold 3.0
• Fig. 8: The suitability of GIS presentations
• Fig. 9: The Visitor Information System (BInfoS) for Study Area Upper Danube Valley