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Schedule for the meeting in Changing Landscapes,
18th-19th January 2000 at Vissenbjerg Inn

Tuesday 18th January
09.30 - 10.00 Arrival and Coffee
10.00 - 12.00 Presentation of significant results from all projects

All projects briefly present

· the object of the project

· significant results reached so far

· a statement of remaining work and the results expected from this

· interesting problems which are open for discussion

Each project gets 20 min. (15 min. presentation and 5 min. discussion time).
10.00 Welcome by Per Grau Møller
10.10 Landscape Resource Assessment / Mogens Greve a.o.
10.35 discussion
10.40 Sustainable Nature Management i Coastal Areas / Jesper Madsen and Jørgen F. Hansen
11.00 discussion
11.05 Nature Quality - terrestrial Biotop Description / Rasmus Ejrnæs a.o.
11.20- Nature Quality - landscape structure and mammal fauna / Thomas Secher a.o.
11.35 Nature Quality - integrated landscape model / Chris Topping a.o.
11.50- discussion
12.00 - 13.00 Lunch
13.00 - 16.00 Presentation continued
13.00 cultural Landscape History - cultural landscape information systems / Henrik Jarl Hansen a.o.
13.15 Historical Macro Scale Relations / Peter Rasmussen a.o.
13.30 Regions of the Prehistoric Cultural Landscape / Ulf Näsman a.o.
13.50 Colonised landscapes / Morten Stenak
14.05 Modern agriculture and its relation to the cultural environment / Per Grau Møller
14.20 The manorial landscape / Anders Myrtue
14.35 Danish coastal culture under change / Søren Byskov
14.50 The management of the coastal zone / Poul Holm
15.05 discussion
15.15 Coffee
15.25 Methodologies for and development of landscape scenarios / Andreas Höll and Erling Andersen
15.40 Land use scenarios / Poul Larsen a.o.
15.55 Computer-based 3D-visualisation for landscape scenarios / Troels Degn Johansson
16.10 Landscape and ownership structures / Esben Munk Sørensen
16.25 Economy and scenarios / Hild Rygnestad
16.40 discussion
16.50 - 18.00 Strategic contributions
The comple strategic group is invited to the meeting in order to give constructive input to the researchers. Selected representatives from different management levels will be asked to suggest particular strategic needs evident within the research centre both as a whole and to various sub-projects. It is expected that each contribution will last about 15-20 min. including a discussion after each theme.
16.50 Coastal management: ?
17.15 Agriculture: Bodil Ekner, Strukturdirektoratet / Hans Thyssen, Bjerringbro-Langå Landboforening
Sustainability: ?
18.00 - 20.00 Dinner
20.00 - 22.00 Strategic contributions (continued)
20.00 Nature Management: Axel Kristiansen, Skov- og Naturstyrelsen / Anita Svendsen, Fyns amt
20.45 Cultural Environment: Sven Thorsen Storstrøms amt
Wednesday 19th January
07.00 - 08.00 Breakfast
08.00 - 12.00 Contributions from the sub-projects regarding inter-disciplinary aims

PGM introduces this discussion - then each theme will be discussed for about 1 hour in the following order with four before lunch and the rest after.

The common aim for the activities of the centre this year (2000) is of a strategic nature. The first two years have been primarily devoted to basic research (the collection and analysis of data), but the common aim for this years relates to an estimation of various layers in the landscape and their value in a number of landscape scenarios and hence their strategic significance. The board has decided that this is best expressed via inter-disciplinary aims which were formulated last year. It has been proposed that each sub-project should contribute to at least one of these inter-disciplinary aims, preferably more. The aim is to suggest ways in which the research of the sub-projects can be used in a more practical and inter-disciplinary manner as will invariably be the case for the landscape managers in their daily work.

The five inter-disciplinary themes are as follows:

a) Integrated coastal management

b) Scenarios and historical landscapes

c) Soil and cultural history

d) Nature and culture

e) Cultural sustainability

First, a spokesperson from each area will present the thoughts, definitions and problem areas which the groups have have discussed beforehand, then the conclusions from each project will presented.

Questions to be asked of the projects include:

a) How will my project contribute a strategic angle which will include an inter-disciplinary approach?

b) What sort of problems are connected with the strategic aims of the centre and which solutions are to be suggested?

The aim is a common publication where some of the inter-diciplinary problems regarding landscape management are discussed and solutions to them are suggested. It is important to keep in mind that the same geographical areas are the basis for the centre which means that the same types of landscapes can be analysed from many different angles.

12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-14.30 Contributions from the sub-projects regarding inter-disciplinary aims (continued)
14.30-15.00 Conclusion and subsequent working strategies
15.00- Coffee and departure
Per Grau Møller
Centre leader.

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