Urban environments - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LARE Section 3 Practice Questions Already Graded A+ A site with land forms exhibiting high relief, elevation change and severe slope offers which design opportunity? A) direct sight lines B) enframed views C) symmetrical organization D) architectonic spaces ️️B) enframed views What is the role of landscape architects in urban food production? Landscape architects design spaces that promote urban food production by creating community gardens, urban farms, and edible la...

Remote Pilot Unmanned Aircraft System 4 Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the purpose of a Remote ID system? A. To help drones fly faster B. To identify and track drones operating in national airspace C. To prevent weather-related accidents D. To improve drone battery life What should a remote pilot do if experiencing battery failure mid-flight? A. Immediately land in a safe area B. Continue flying until the drone shuts down C. Attempt to fly back to the home locati...

Drone 107 Questions and Answers Latest Update Already Passed Why should a remote pilot avoid launching a drone from their hand in strong winds? Wind gusts can destabilize the launch and cause an unsafe takeoff What is the best way to verify GPS accuracy before flight? Check the number of satellite connections and ensure a strong lock Why should a drone pilot avoid using outdated batteries? Old batteries can swell, overheat, or fail unexpectedly during flight What should a remo...

Part 107 Small UAS Recurrent - Course Number ALC-677 Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass What should a remote pilot do before flying in controlled airspace? Obtain prior authorization through FAA-approved systems How can a remote pilot determine if a temporary flight restriction (TFR) is active? Check FAA sources like NOTAMs and the B4UFLY app What is the primary reason for maintaining visual line of sight with a drone? To ensure safe operation and avoid hazards Ho...

SOC Ch 20 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH REVISED ANSWERS GRADED A+ How does gentrification affect cities? A) They become more crowded. B) Less affluent residents are pushed into less desirable areas. C) Traffic issues, including pollution, become worse. D) All of the above - Answer-B) Less affluent residents are pushed into less desirable areas. What does human ecology theory address? A) The relationship between humans and their environments B) The way humans affect technology C) The way the hum...

SGLA LARE IAP GRADED A+ 5 functional elements in design EDGES (shorelines, roads, hedgerows), PATHS (streets, walkways), DISTRICTS (neighborhoods), NODES (entrances, plazas), LANDMARKS (unique features, buildings) From Kevin Lynch, Image of the City Aquifer underground layers of water bearing rocks in which groundwater is taken from by way of wells; in danger of contamination by contaminents in rivers and streams, surface drainage that can pick up contaminents like oil and gas an...

2024_AQA: A-level GEOGRAPHY Paper 2 Human Geography (Merged Question paper and marking scheme): Monday 3 June 2024 Please write clearly in block capitals. Centre number Surname Forename(s) Candidate number Candidate signat ure A-level I declare this is my own work. GEOGRAPHY Paper 2 Human geography Monday 3 June 2024 Materials For this paper you must have:  the colour insert (enclosed)  a pencil  a rubber  a ruler. You may use a calcul...

CHD 3243 Exam 3 Question and answers 100% correct 2024 Transition to Middle or Junior High School - correct answer -top-dog phenomenon ways to improve US high schools - correct answer -find ways to get students more engaged in learning -urban high schools are too often characterized by low expectations, alienation, and low achievement drop out rates - correct answer -highest dropouts by Latinos -more males than females -higher in urban cities causes of dropping out - correct...

LARE Inventory, Analysis, and Project Management A Comprehensive Master Plan differs from a Zoning Ordinance in which ways? ️️A Comprehensive Master Plan offers guidance for future development, whereas the Zoning Ordinance does not What is the concept of “adaptive reuse” in landscape architecture? Adaptive reuse involves repurposing existing buildings, landscapes, or infrastructure for new uses while preserving their historical and cultural value. This practice minimizes envi...

List the 7 characteristics found present in an urbanized state-level society: correct answers 1. Pre-industrialized civilization 2. Large, very complex social organizations 3. Centralized accumulation for wealth 4. State religion 5. Monumental architecture 6. Social status through tribute and taxation 7. Science, math, and book keeping List the 7 characteristics found present in Cities: correct answers 1. Large relatively dense settlements 2. Population in the 1000's 3. Centralize...