Ata Tara

Lecturer, Landscape Architecture

RMIT University

Australia

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Dr. Ata Tara is a Lecturer in Landscape Architecture at RMIT University in Australia. His research areas focus on landscape character assessment, flood risk mitigation through nature-based solutions, and the application of fractal geometry in landscape architecture. Recent publications include studies on integrating community values in regional landscape planning and the suitability assessment of water supply systems. He also explores urban fabric complexity using advanced modeling techniques.

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Agnès Patuano

Assistant Professor

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Gill Lawson

Associate Professor

Lincoln University

NEW ZEALAND

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Integrating Landscape Character Assessment with Community Values in a Scenic Evaluation Methodology for Regional Landscape Planning

Suitability Assessment of Small Dams’ Location as Nature-Based Solutions to Reduce Flood Risk in Mataniko Catchment, Honiara, Solomon Islands

Suitability Prediction and Enhancement of Future Water Supply Systems in Barwon Region in Victoria, Australia

Between 2D and 3D: Studying Structural Complexity of Urban Fabric Using Voxels and LiDAR-Derived DSMs

Measuring magnitude of change by high-rise buildings in visual amenity conflicts in Brisbane

Designing with nature-based solutions to mitigate flooding in mataniko river catchment, honiara

Fractal geometry for landscape architecture: Review of methodologies and interpretations

Growing by place: identifying building height limits using skyline thresholds

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Agnès Patuano

Gill Lawson

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