day 6 : it works!
Ths morning, it was freezing but it doesn't stop anybody to work

Jean François Rodriguez from Bordeaux started the day by his presentation about the different ways to represent the landscape and how these representations can be used. It permit the non landscape architect students to discover that it is possible to use graphical representations as well as more "scientific" one (as data analysis) and it enlights the large variety of tools they are able to use for the work. Everytime too short, the presentations are very motivating and give the wish to apply what have been said during these periods.
One group decided to meet people on the market. For that, they have conceived and made a specific dice, with the questions thay wanted to ask. When they came back, they were enthousiastic. I hope that they will sum up theier experience here in a next issue.
Teresa from Sweden and Carolina from Portugal and their magic dice!
Fortunatly, the weather was wonderful and many groups took profit of this chance to go on the field.

At least, Slovenian foresters discovered a big tree and something that looks like a "real forest". Look how they are happy!
The field exploration is sometime a little chaotic as you can see on this photo but nothing can stop a landscape ambassor in his work...
At 6.00 pm, everybody traveled to Evora and have now nice dinner in this place.
Jean François Rodriguez from Bordeaux started the day by his presentation about the different ways to represent the landscape and how these representations can be used. It permit the non landscape architect students to discover that it is possible to use graphical representations as well as more "scientific" one (as data analysis) and it enlights the large variety of tools they are able to use for the work. Everytime too short, the presentations are very motivating and give the wish to apply what have been said during these periods.
One group decided to meet people on the market. For that, they have conceived and made a specific dice, with the questions thay wanted to ask. When they came back, they were enthousiastic. I hope that they will sum up theier experience here in a next issue.
Fortunatly, the weather was wonderful and many groups took profit of this chance to go on the field.
At least, Slovenian foresters discovered a big tree and something that looks like a "real forest". Look how they are happy!
The field exploration is sometime a little chaotic as you can see on this photo but nothing can stop a landscape ambassor in his work...
At 6.00 pm, everybody traveled to Evora and have now nice dinner in this place.
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