COLAND Case Study 2020 - Dunkerque (West) - Revision history

Julien.zirpolo: /* B.2 Mapping */

2020-03-17T13:21:17Z

B.2 Mapping

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	'''Mapping of the evolution of industrialization/urbanization'''		'''Mapping of the evolution of industrialization/urbanization'''
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	File:Évolution de l'urba.jpg\|''This map shows the evolution of urbanisation between the 18 Century and Today. We see that the most important urbanisation is during the second half of the 20 century and around Dunkerque. This urbanisation is linked to the harbour activity. Until then the urbanisation has slowed this might be thanks to the littoral law of the French ~~gorvenment~~ which limits and regulates urbanization. We also observe that in the early age of this area the water managment was already important and influences the urbanisation.''		File:Évolution de l'urba.jpg\|''This map shows the evolution of urbanisation between the 18 Century and Today. We see that the most important urbanisation is during the second half of the 20 century and around Dunkerque. This urbanisation is linked to the harbour activity. Until then the urbanisation has slowed this might be thanks to the littoral law of the French government which limits and regulates urbanization. We also observe that in the early age of this area the water managment was already important and influences the urbanisation.''
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Julien.zirpolo: /* B.4 Theory reflection */

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B.4 Theory reflection

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	This method is implemented by cartographic tools.		This method is implemented by cartographic tools.
	[[File:Landscape assessment.JPG\|thumb\|What is a landscape ; environmental, aesthetic ans social challenge]]		[[File:Landscape assessment.JPG\|thumb\|What is a landscape ; environmental, aesthetic ans social challenge]]







	'''The Seascape Character Assessment'''		'''The Seascape Character Assessment'''

Isadora.grumiaux: /* Sacred spaces and heritage */

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Sacred spaces and heritage

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	It was built in 2003 and is fairly recent. It has the four highest Jacquemarts in Europe, referring to important people of the city. The belfry is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.		It was built in 2003 and is fairly recent. It has the four highest Jacquemarts in Europe, referring to important people of the city. The belfry is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

	6-'''Belfry de Gravelines :'''		6-'''Belfry of Gravelines :'''
	Dating from the 14th century, this belfry is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.		Dating from the 14th century, this belfry is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Julien.zirpolo: /* B.4 Theory reflection */

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	== B.4 Theory reflection ==		== B.4 Theory reflection ==
	* ''Please reflect the assessment and evaluation methods used based on at least three readings''
	* ''Did you encounter limitations'''
	* ''200 words test contribution''

	'''The BEAT : The Bluehealth Environmental Assessment Tool'''		'''The BEAT : The Bluehealth Environmental Assessment Tool'''
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	First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.		First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.
	This method is implemented by cartographic tools.		This method is implemented by cartographic tools.

	[[File:Landscape assessment.JPG\|thumb\|What is a landscape ; environmental, aesthetic ans social challenge]]		[[File:Landscape assessment.JPG\|thumb\|What is a landscape ; environmental, aesthetic ans social challenge]]

Anouchka.secol: /* B.4 Theory reflection */

2020-02-21T11:08:27Z

B.4 Theory reflection

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	First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.		First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.
	This method is implemented by cartographic tools.		This method is implemented by cartographic tools.

			[[File:Landscape assessment.JPG\|thumb\|What is a landscape ; environmental, aesthetic ans social challenge]]

	'''The Seascape Character Assessment'''		'''The Seascape Character Assessment'''

Isadora.grumiaux: /* B.4 Theory reflection */

2020-02-21T11:00:53Z

B.4 Theory reflection

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	First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.		First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.
	This method is implemented by cartographic tools.		This method is implemented by cartographic tools.

			'''The Seascape Character Assessment'''

			The seascape character assessment provides a comprehensive and accurate overview of seascapes by following the principles of Landscape Character Assessment. The interest of this assessment is to obtain a description of the coastal and seascapes, which allows, among other things, an overview of the coastal landscape at all its scales. In addition, awareness of coastal landscapes will contribute to the search for solutions for sustainable development issues in the future.

	== B.5 References ==		== B.5 References ==

Anouchka.secol: /* B.4 Theory reflection */

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B.4 Theory reflection

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	It is important to be able to make effective linkages at the planning and design level to enable people to access water and enjoy the many health and wellness benefits associated with these blue spaces. The Bluehealth Environmental Assessment Tool (BEAT) provides a comprehensive method for assessing all relevant areas related to "blue spaces" (any outdoor space where water is obviously present and that people can experience, whether through direct contact in, on or near water, or through indirect means such as seeing it). The tool is primarily designed to identify the extent to which a particular blue space offers opportunities for exposure to water, but also the possible impacts on the environment itself. It can be used as a means of collecting data for monitoring purposes, as a starting point for a planning and design project aimed at improving, restoring or providing new access to seaside landscapes, or as a post-occupation assessment of a constructed project. It is therefore of interest in our area since we encounter many blue infrastructures and issues related to them.		It is important to be able to make effective linkages at the planning and design level to enable people to access water and enjoy the many health and wellness benefits associated with these blue spaces. The Bluehealth Environmental Assessment Tool (BEAT) provides a comprehensive method for assessing all relevant areas related to "blue spaces" (any outdoor space where water is obviously present and that people can experience, whether through direct contact in, on or near water, or through indirect means such as seeing it). The tool is primarily designed to identify the extent to which a particular blue space offers opportunities for exposure to water, but also the possible impacts on the environment itself. It can be used as a means of collecting data for monitoring purposes, as a starting point for a planning and design project aimed at improving, restoring or providing new access to seaside landscapes, or as a post-occupation assessment of a constructed project. It is therefore of interest in our area since we encounter many blue infrastructures and issues related to them.

			'''An Approach to Landscape Character Assessment'''

			This method helps us all to conserve, enhance, restore and regenerate landscapes and link environmental, social and economic challenge. For instance, it permits to describe a landscape, to give spatial reference, to define the sense of place and special qualities, to help to decision making. The users of this approach are all those who may have a direct (local authorities, users and inhabitants of the landscape) or indirect (policies) link with the land or seascape.

			First we have to define the purpose and then to do desk study. Based on these informations, we have to plan field survey. Then identify the landscape character and key characteristics.
			This method is implemented by cartographic tools.

	== B.5 References ==		== B.5 References ==

Molly.verougstraete: /* A.2 Summary of your landscape system analysis and your development targets */

2020-02-21T10:56:19Z

A.2 Summary of your landscape system analysis and your development targets

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			Are there any initiatives taken for this landscape? Do you have a critical view on this?

	Platier d'Oye Nature Reserve :		Platier d'Oye Nature Reserve :

Ondine.boulanger: /* B.2 Mapping */

2020-02-21T10:55:21Z

B.2 Mapping

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	'''Mapping of the evolution of industrialization/urbanization'''		'''Mapping of the evolution of industrialization/urbanization'''
	<gallery caption=" " widths="500px" heights="200px" perrow="1">		<gallery caption=" " widths="500px" heights="200px" perrow="1">
	File:Évolution de l'urba.jpg\|''~~Evolution~~ of urbanisation between the 18 Century and Today''		File:Évolution de l'urba.jpg\|''This map shows the evolution of urbanisation between the 18 Century and Today. We see that the most important urbanisation is during the second half of the 20 century and around Dunkerque. This urbanisation is linked to the harbour activity. Until then the urbanisation has slowed this might be thanks to the littoral law of the French gorvenment which limits and regulates urbanization. We also observe that in the early age of this area the water managment was already important and influences the urbanisation.''
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Molly.verougstraete: /* A.2 Summary of your landscape system analysis and your development targets */

2020-02-21T10:51:36Z

A.2 Summary of your landscape system analysis and your development targets

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-* ''Are there any existing initiatives taking action in this landscape? Do you have a critical perspective on that?''
+Platier d'Oye Nature Reserve :
-* ''Add text and visuals''
+Against the erosion of the dunes:
 == A.3 Theory reflection ==