GIS in landscape architecture and design

Bilous, L.; Самойленко, В. М.; Shyshchenko, P.; Havrylenko, O.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609.20215521034

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“…Sketchup is a suite of designing products like SketchUp Pro, SketchUp Go and SketchUp Studio for drawing and designing architectural, civil and landscape architecture projects with many functionalities. It became one of the software that plays a key role in the 21 st century architectural drawings [23] allowing 3dimensional drawings to be created, edited and displayed [24]. The program includes functions for drawing layouts, rendering surface in different styles and also facilitates positioning of its models within Google Earth [25].…”

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Computer Aided Design and Drafting in Landscape Architecture

Pal¹

2023

CJAST

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Computer Aided Design (CAD) software in landscape architecture have revolutionized landscaping and provide options for computer-generated documentation output which has greatly improved design and drafting. The use of computer aided design software in landscape industry is gradually replacing manual drafting and hand drawings. The software that are commonly used includes AutoCAD, Revit, Sketchup, Pro Landscape, SmartDraw, Realtime Landscaping Pro among many others. AutoCAD and SmartDraw can be used for 2D drafting and designing with huge library of objects available to enhance the drawing. Revit, SketchUp, Pro Landscape and Landscaping Pro offers great platform for 3D modelling to present visualization of the designs. Through these software, designers can work at a faster rate and produces a better quality design thereby increasing productivity. The computer aided modelling in landscape architecture also brought infinite possibilities and creativity that a landscape architect can explore. This paper aims to review the most commonly used CAD software available, their functionality and application in landscape architecture.

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Computer Aided Design and Drafting in Landscape Architecture

Pal¹

2023

CJAST

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“…An integrated analysis of the components, as spatially referenced databases, through the integrated applications and analysis models developed, produces notable results that support analysis and decision-making [16][17][18][19].…”

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Spatial Analysis of Creative Industries for Urban Functional Zones: A GIS-Based Comparative Study in Eastern European Regional Centres: Cluj-Napoca (Romania) and Pécs (Hungary)

Ștefan,

Horeczki,

Rácz

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Creative industries, by their nature of innovation through creativity, add value to any territory by giving it spatial functionality, and at the same time, they favour sustainable development through the sustainability of the urban centres in which they operate. This paper develops a GIS methodology based on the implementation of a spatial analysis model that captures, in a comparative way, the spatial functionality of two different urban centres—(Cluj-Napoca (Romania) and Pécs (Hungary))—in terms of spatial extent based on the impact of the spatial distribution of creative industries. The spatial analysis model is based on the management of alpha-numeric databases representing the addresses of the creative industries, based on geolocation, for the development of spatial analyses of pedestrian accessibility. The main aim is to identify the specific areas of 15 and 5 min model cities. The comparative analysis was carried out by implementing a deterministic methodology through which the areas with certain degrees of accessibility were analysed in relation to the total analysed area, with the main aim of standardising the scale of analysis due to the difference between the two urban centres, thus facilitating the use of qualitative boning in the final comparison process. The results obtained highlight the local behaviour, at the same time making it possible to conduct a realistic deterministic comparative analysis of the two urban centres, which are also identifiable from the point of view of local territorial functionality, thereby validating the GIS model implemented in the present study.

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Spatial approach for agritourism landscape planning in Winongan-Gondang Wetan, Pasuruan

Syafazerlinda,

Damayanti

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Winongan and Gondang Wetan (WGW) sub-districts in the downstream area of the Rejoso watershed in Pasuruan are characterized by predominantly agricultural land. The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) initiated a conservation program in this region called Rejoso Kita during 2016-2022. This program is designed to enhance current agricultural practices through sustainable methodologies tha effectively introduced in 12 villages. Initial outcomes indicate these villages hold potential for development into agritourism destinations, emphasizing educational, recreational, and landscape preservation components. This study aims to evaluate the area’s suitability for agritourism, focusing on sustainability through specific zoning. By applying a spatial approach with a scoring and weighting methodology, the study determined that Gading, Lebak, and Tenggilis Rejo are the villages with the highest potential for agritourism. As a result, they have been designated as primary agritourism zones. Conversely, villages with moderate to low potential will serve as supporting and buffer zones.

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GIS in landscape architecture and design

Cited by 6 publications

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Computer Aided Design and Drafting in Landscape Architecture

Computer Aided Design and Drafting in Landscape Architecture

Spatial Analysis of Creative Industries for Urban Functional Zones: A GIS-Based Comparative Study in Eastern European Regional Centres: Cluj-Napoca (Romania) and Pécs (Hungary)

Spatial approach for agritourism landscape planning in Winongan-Gondang Wetan, Pasuruan

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