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13 Cards in this Set
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What kind of seating produces unintentional and intentional interaction in groups? |
L and U shaped, and across from each other |
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What are benefits of focus groups? |
discover attitudes of people, discuss topics in depth, views to be considered, find variety of potential project concerns |
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client's goals, tasks that need to be performed, and time tables to a projects can help a landscape architect.... |
Define a project and elicit client needs |
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Tasks in a scope of work can usually have... |
a definable scope, require a level of effort, and have start and ending dates |
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What is the difference between goals and objectives? |
Goals are general statements of intent Objectives are specific statements on methods of accomplishing goals |
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What is a level survey? |
determine elevations through certain points to find topography |
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Chain Survey |
Method of taking vertical measurements |
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Traverse survey |
line or boundary survey through connected lines |
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What is a fen?
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Wetland that Recieves nutrients from groundwater, is non acidic
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What does a quadrangle show?
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Topography, township, range, section, new construction in purple
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What is an accessors map?
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Locate buildings and land to establish their worth
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What is the most biologically productive landscape type?
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Salt marsh wetland, any wetland influenced by tides
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Order streets from least to greatest: collector, arterial,cul de sac, local
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Cul de sac
Local Collector Arterial |
