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Conferences and
Annual Meetings:
Conference - 'Agents in the Landscape', in Esbjerg,
Denmark, 1-2 March 1999
The Research Centre Changing Landscapes is
holding a conference with the theme 'Agents in the
Landscape' in Esbjerg, Denmark, 1-2 March 1999. Researchers
from universities and museums are particularly invited,as
are administrators from the public administration along with
other interested people.
The purpose of the conference is to contribute to an
administration of the landscape which encompasses entire
landscapes by presenting the first research results from the
research project Changing Landscapes
supplemented by guest lecturers.
People have intervened with and used the Danish nature
for thousands of years. The interaction between people and
nature has created and continues to shape the Cultural
Landscape. The conference will demonstrate the diversity of
motives behind historical and present interventions in
nature and thereby contribute to a discussion of the use and
preservation of the cultural landscape. The conference will
start a discussion of the notion Cultural Sustainable Land
Use.
(Most of the papers will be given in Danish)
Programme
Monday, 1st March 1999
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10.30-11.00
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Per Grau Møller: Introduction
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11.00-12.00
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Svend Erik Larsen, Århus University:
What does Nature do at Night?
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12.00-13.00
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Lunch
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13.00-14.00
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Fragmentation and Corridors in the Landscape
Aksel Bo Madsen: Large Mammals and the too
small Biota
Thomas Secher Jensen: Small Mammals and the
too large Biota
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14.00-14.30
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Troels Degn Johansson: Agents in the
Communication Landscape: Interaction and
3D-Visualisation on the Internet.
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14.30-15.00
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Coffee
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15.00-16.30
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Poul Holm: Coastal Settlement
Søren Byskov: Originality and
Preservation Interests
Jesper Madsen: Sanctuary Interference and the
Local Population
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16.30-17.30
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Andreas Höll: Landscape and Town under
Change: Current Tendencies in the Development of
the Landscape, exemplified by the Surroundings of
Bjerringbro in Jylland
Tommy Dalgaard: The Classification of farms.
How do Farms Influence the Landscape and the
Environment?
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18.00-20.00
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Dinner
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20.00-21.00
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Aftenforelæsning v/ Della Hooke,
Birmingham: The Relationship between Research
and Landscape Management: The English
Experience
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Tuesday, 2nd March 1999
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8.00-9.00
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Breakfast
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9.00-10.00
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Lars Emmelin, Europæiska
Tourismforskningsinstitut, Mitthøjskolen,
Sverige: The Confusing Diversity of the Future
and the Obvious Comprehension of History
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10.00-10.30
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Coffee
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10.30-12.00
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Peter Rasmussen og Emily Bradshaw: The
Reconstruction of a Landscape- and Lake-Development
noticeable in the Agricultural Settlement of
Northern Fyn throughout the last 2000 years. A
baseline study
Charlotte Fabech og Jytte Ringtved: Hidden
and Forgotten but not yet Disappeared. Pre-history
in the Landscape
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12.00-13.00
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Frokost
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13.00-14.00
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Per Grau Møller: Landscape and
Cultural Sustainability
Esben Munk Sørensen: Settlement
Changes in the Landscape
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14.00-14.30
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Mogens Greve: Soil Quality before and now
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14.30-15.00
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Concluding Discussion
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Enrolment for Agents in the
Landscape
A Conference held by Changing Landscapes, 1st-2nd March
1999 in Esbjerg
Price, incl. all meals Dkr. 565
Accommodation depends on the hotel
Please, tick the selected hotel and include payment with
the enrolment
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Palads Hotel Cab Inn
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Single Dkr. 410
Dobble Dkr. 510
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Hotel Ansgar
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Single Dkr. 500
Dobble Dkr. 700
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Scandic Hotel Olympic
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Single Dkr. 675
Dobble Dkr. 825
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Please make payments at giro 201-0755, and write account
no.
97-657-16111 kr.______
There is limited space at the hotels and quartering will
therefore happen along with enrolment and payment.
Name __________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________
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Latest date for enrolment is 15th. January 1999 with
Changing Landscapes, Cartographic Documentation Centre,
University of Southern Denmark, Odense University, Campusvej
55, DK-5230 Odense M.
Ph. +45 65 57 22 04. Fax. +45 93 11 58. E-mail
lras@hist.ou.dk
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