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OP1 HISTORY OF LEWIS
AND CLARK
Daniel Botkin |
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4D1 CUSTOMIZING
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY TOINDIVIDUAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICES |
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1A1 PLAY AREA
ACCESSIBILITY CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
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4E1 THE ROLE OF THE
HERITAGE AND ENVIRNMENT IN RESHAPING A NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITY |
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| 1B1 PRESERVATION 101:
AN INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL LANDSCAPE PLANNING, TREATMENT AND
MAINTENANCE |
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4F1 AESTHETICS,
COMMUNITY CHARACTER AND THE LAW |
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| 1C1 DESIGNING
GROUNDWATER RECHARGE FACILITIES FOR URBAN WILDLIFE HABITAT, RECREATION
AND EDUCATION |
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LT7/LT8 BEYOND PLAN
VIEW: 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION IN DESIGN/ PRACTICAL DFM’s: WORKING
DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELS |
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| 1E1 CONTEXT SENSITIVE
DESIGN |
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5A1 SUITABILITY
ASSESSMENT OF BIOENGINEERING TECHNIQUES FOR LAND SCAPE ARCHITECTURAL
PROJECTS |
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| 1F1 NEW TOWNS AND NEW
URBANISM-CRITIQUE FROM A LANDSCAPE PERSPECTIVE |
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5B1 STORYTELLING:
TEACHING A CONSERVATION LAND ETHIC AND PRESERVING OUR CULTURAL AND
HISTORICAL LANDSCAPES |
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| 1G1 GENDER SMART:
IMPROVING WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MAN |
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5C1 NORTHEAST OHIO’s
EMERGING TRAIL AND GREENWAY SYSTEM |
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| LT1/LT2 DIGITAL
CHARETTE: EXPANDING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION THROUGH INTERACTIVE DIGITAL
MEDIA/GIS APPLI CATIONS IN THE MODERN PRACTICE |
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5D1 PRACTICES IN
PERPETUITY: WILL THE NEXT GENERATION LEAD AND SURVIVE |
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| 2A1 CONSTRUCTION SITE
EROSION CONTROL |
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5E1 LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE AND ITS ROLE IN LAND TRUSTS OF NON-PROFIT CONSERVATION
ORGANIZA TION-DEFINING A GRASS ROOTS ADVOCACY FOR LAND PROTECTION IN
GROWTH IMPACTED ENVIRONMENTS |
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| 2B1 PRESERVING MODERN
LAND SCAPE ARCHITECTURE |
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5F1 LANDMARKING
AMERICANS RIVERSIDES AND HARBOR EDGES |
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| 2C1 THE FOREST PARK
MASTER PLAN |
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LT9/LT10 DIGITAL
LANDSCAPE VISUALIZATION: PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS/ LANDCADD |
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| 2D1 LARE SURVIVAL AND
MENTORING PROGRAMS |
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MONDAY 30TH, |
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| 2E1 RECONNECTING
PEOPLE TO RIVERS: CITY DESIGNS THAT WORK, ISSUES TO CONSIDER |
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6A1 GETTING IT
BUILT: LEADER SHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS THROUGH
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT |
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| 2F1SCHOOLYARD
GARDENS: AIDS FOR AMERICA’S YOUTH |
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6B1
LANDSCAPEARCHITECTURE AND VERNACULAR LANDSCAPES DOCUMENTA TION,
MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT |
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| 2G1 CHOUTEAU ISLAND
CHARRETTE |
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6C1 BIKEWAY PLANNING
AND DESIGN |
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| LT3/LT4 USING
CITYGREEN SOFT WARE TO QUANTIFY THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF URBAN
FORESTS/ESRI MODEL BUILDER |
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6D1 EDUCATION AND THE
MERG ING OF DISCIPLES: A CASE STUDY |
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| SUNDAY 29TH, |
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6E1 PLANNING DESIGN
AND MANAGEMENT FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT |
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| GS2 LAF SUMMIT II
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6F1 CREATING
THERAPEUTIC GARDENS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE |
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| 3A1 NEW TREE PLANTING
STANDARDS: AIA GRAPHIC STANDARDS FOR TREE PLANTING AND BEYOND |
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6G1 TIME AND STRESS
MANAGE MENT SECRETS TO SUCCESS |
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| 3B1 DECEPTION AND
AUTHENTICI TY IN LANDSCAPE RESTORATION |
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LT11/LT12 COMBINING
FHWA AND USDA DESIGN METHODOLOGIES: A MORE ACCURATE, COMPUTERIZED
APPROACH FOR THE USE OF VEGETATION IN EROSION ONTROL/GOLF COURSE DESIGN
AND VISUALIZATION |
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| 3C1 GREENWAYS: MOVING
BEYOND TRAILS AND OPEN SPACE |
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7A1 TREE SPECIES
SELECTION, DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT TO IMPROVE AIR QUALITY |
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| 3D1 PHYSICAL: SEVEN
STEPS TO FISCAL FITNESS |
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7B1THE MINERAL
SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA: VIRGINIA’S LOST LANDSCAPE |
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| 3E1 PROCESS vs. FORM
IN RESTORATION OF RIVERS AND STREAMS |
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7C1PLAN TO PLAY:
EMERGING SPORTS TURF TECHNOLOGY |
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| 3F1 TRAFFIC CALMING
GOAL AND MEANS |
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7D1 DEVELOPING THE
CREATIVE EDGE |
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| 3G1 SPEAKING UP FOR
DOWN TOWN: THE EFFECTIVE USE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN DOWNTOWN
REVITALIZATION |
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7E1 RURAL
LANDSCAPES: ASSESS ING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS LAND PROTECTION
STRATEGIES |
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| 8G1 TIME AND STRESS
MANAGE MENT AND SECRETS TO SUCCESS |
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7F1 EC 101: NEW
FRONTIERS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY FOR AMERICAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS |
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| 4A1 NEW ESTHETICS
WITH AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH |
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7G1 GROWING THE
KNOWLEDGE BASE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE: A LOOK TOWARD THE NEW
MILLENNIUM |
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| 4B1 L’ENFANT OR
BANNEKER: WHO SHOULD GET CREDIT FOR THE DESIGN |
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7H1 THE UTILIZATION
OF INTER ACTIVE MULTIMEDIA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE |
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| 4C1 PARK
EXPECTATIONS: THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IN MINNEAPOLIS |
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CS1 CLOSING GENERAL
SESSION
Dr. Peter H. Raven |
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