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== Layer Analysis == | |||
Dear Alessandro, your analysis is very clear and it is a very good idea to show first the structures of Maastricht as a whole and then get into detail with your area. I guess you have received good data from the office. I am wondering about the big bridge west of your area - is it for traffic only or are pedestrians able to cross it? I think the river Maas could give a good impression from there. | |||
There seems to be another green area starting over the bridge to the west. So in terms of green connections - can people go by bike through you area, then cross the bridge and enter this other green area to got into the direction of the city center? | |||
Did you find any information about how the area looked like 100 years ago? Maybe green land with cows? | |||
What is your interpretation from these layers - did you identify anything new? | |||
Best wishes | |||
Ellen | |||
Revision as of 18:51, 8 December 2011
Dear Alessandro, good work, Greetings, Ellen
Layer Analysis
Dear Alessandro, your analysis is very clear and it is a very good idea to show first the structures of Maastricht as a whole and then get into detail with your area. I guess you have received good data from the office. I am wondering about the big bridge west of your area - is it for traffic only or are pedestrians able to cross it? I think the river Maas could give a good impression from there.
There seems to be another green area starting over the bridge to the west. So in terms of green connections - can people go by bike through you area, then cross the bridge and enter this other green area to got into the direction of the city center?
Did you find any information about how the area looked like 100 years ago? Maybe green land with cows?
What is your interpretation from these layers - did you identify anything new?
Best wishes
Ellen