61. Journal Title Abbreviations AND PROGRAMMING APPLICATIONS TRANSPORT res REC LAND urban planning LANDSCAPE urbanPLAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE planning LANDSCAPE PLAN LANDTECHNIK LANDTECHNIK http://wos.consortium.ch/help/L_abrvjt.html

Journal Title Abbreviations Select from the following list the abbreviated journal title of the cited work. It is advisable to truncate the abbreviated title even if you cut and paste from this list. Sometimes a journal title is abbreviated in different ways. This is a list of abbreviated journal titles only; if you want to look up references to books, enter the first significant word or words from the book title. For example of the Cited Work Lookup, click here Click on a letter to move through the journal list alphabetically. A B C D ... Z Journal List LAB ANIMAL LAB ANIMAL LABOR HISTORY LABOR HIST LABOR LAW JOURNAL LABOR LAW J LABORATORNOE DELO LAB DELO LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE LAB ANIM CARE LABORATORY ANIMAL SCIENCE LAB ANIM SCI LABORATORY ANIMALS LAB ANIM LABORATORY INVESTIGATION LAB INVEST LABORATORY MEDICINE LAB MED LABORATORY PLANETOLOGY ADV SPACE RES LABORATORY ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION LAB ROBOTICS AUTOMAT LABOUR ECONOMICS LABOUR ECON LABOUR-LE TRAVAIL LABOUR-TRAVAIL LACRIMAL GLAND, TEAR FILM, AND DRY EYE SYNDROMES 2 ADV EXP MED BIOL LAHEY CLINIC FOUNDATION BULLETIN LAHEY CLIN FOUND B LAIT LAIT LANCET LANCET LAND DEGRAD DEV LAND DEGRADATION AND REHABILITATION LAND DEGRAD REHABIL LAND ECONOMICS LAND ECON LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING APPLICATIONS TRANSPORT RES REC LAND USE POLICY LAND USE POLICY LANDBAUFORSCHUNG VOLKENRODE LANDBAUFORSCH VOLK LANDBOUWMECHANISATIE LANDBOUWMECHANISATIE LANDBOUWTIJDSCHRIFT-REVUE DE L AGRICULTURE LANDBOUWTIJD-REV AGR LANDFALL LANDFALL LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING

62. Course Schedule For Spring 2004 00501A. 3373, 090, ENVIRON ANLYSSITE PLAN, White J, Syllabus, TR,1230PM, 0150PM, AH, 103. 501. 4000, 001, res arch/urban STDS, DriskillD, -, http://www.arch.ttu.edu/Architecture/courses/2003fall/

Fall 2003 Course Schedule Number Section Name Instructor Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room Flueckiger U Syllabus TR BI ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Driscoll J Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Watkins J Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Akins F Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Davis J Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Fairbetter L Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Teitelbaum A Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Akins F Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Watkins J Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Driscoll J Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Davis J Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Chinn J Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Chinn J Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Akins F Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Fairbetter L Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Teitelbaum A Syllabus T AH Discussion Driscoll J Syllabus R AH Discussion Watkins J Syllabus R AH Discussion Akins F Syllabus R AH Discussion Davis J Syllabus R AH Discussion Fairbetter L Syllabus W AH Discussion Teitelbaum A Syllabus W AH Discussion Akins F Syllabus W AH Discussion Watkins J Syllabus W AH Discussion Driscoll J Syllabus W AH Discussion Davis J Syllabus W AH Discussion Chinn J Syllabus W AH Discussion Chinn J Syllabus W AH Discussion Akins F Syllabus W AH Discussion Fairbetter L Syllabus W AH Discussion

63. Teaching Schedule For Fall 2003 Room. 3373, 090, ENVIRON ANLYSSITE PLAN, Syllabus, TR, 1230PM, 0150PM,AH, 103. 4000, 005, res arch/urban STDS, -, TR, 1230PM, 0150PM, TA,4091, http://www.arch.ttu.edu/Architecture/courses/2003fall/faculty.asp

Fall 2003 Teaching Schedule Akins F Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH Discussion Syllabus R AH Discussion Syllabus W AH Discussion Syllabus W AH Amaran A Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room No Credit Lab Syllabus TR AH No Credit Lab Syllabus TR AH Anderson M Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room BUILDING SYSTEMS Syllabus TR AH ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT MGT Syllabus TR AH Aranha J Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room ARCH DESIGN STUDIO III Syllabus M AH No Credit Lab WF AH ARCH IN NONWEST SOCIETIES-H Syllabus TR AH Burtis Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room No Credit Lab MW AH No Credit Lab MW AH Campbell C Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room Lecture M AH ARCH DESIGN STUDIO III Syllabus WF AH Chinn J Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH Discussion Syllabus W AH Discussion Syllabus W AH Davis J Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH Discussion Syllabus R AH Discussion Syllabus W AH Driscoll J Number Section Name Syllabus Day Start End Bldg Room ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus T AH ARCHITECTURAL DELINEATION I Syllabus M AH Discussion Syllabus R AH Discussion Syllabus W

64. Selections From The MRSC Library's Holdings On Design Review Plan res. Streetscape manual / City of Toronto planning and Development Toronto,ONT., Canada An urban design guide to streets and transportation zones. http://www.mrsc.org/subjects/planning/desrev.aspx

document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") Links to Other Planning Sites MRSC Planning Publications: Accessory Dwelling Units Affordable Housing Techniques Annexation Handbook Infill Development ... Sample Local Government Docs document.write("") Subjects Planning Printer Friendly Updated 11/03 Selected MRSC Library Holdings - Design Review This is a selected list of MRSC Library holdings on design review. It includes items on design principles and guidelines, manuals, downtown design review, guidelines for residential, commercial, mixed use and multi-family development, architectural themes and related subjects. In addition to these listings, the library has many examples of municipal ordinances, and zoning codes related to design review. These publications are available to Washington State city/town/county employees and officials to borrow at no charge through the MRSC Library Loan Request Form . If you are not a Washington city/town/county official or employee, we suggest you contact your local public library or law library for information or research direction.

65. The University Of Sydney-Faculty Of Architecture-Research Areas site that is hosted in the faculty at http//www.arch.usyd.edu PhD in the appropriatediscipline (eg economics, architecture or urban planning, health sciences http://www.arch.usyd.edu.au/nwfa/research/area_urp.html

Research in Urban and Regional Planning and Policy Urban and regional planning research has been established in the Faculty since the late 1940s, covering a wide range of subject areas, including international studies with a focus on SE Asia and the Pacific; metropolitan planning; housing studies; regional policy and many other fields of policy and development. A recently established urban design program provides additional opportunities to conduct research into the design dimensions of urban form. Besides providing individual study areas for research, the Faculty is home to an extensive library collection and the Planning Research Centre, which is an independent university foundation. Professor Edward Blakely BA(California) MA(California) Master of Management ( Pasadena Nazarene College) PhD (California) Associate Professor Peter Phibbs PhD (UNSW) Honorary Associate Professor John Lea MA (Camb) PhD (Rand) DScArch (Syd) MRAPI

66. CUinfo: Spring '04 Roster: City & Regional Planning (CRP) T 07000900P SD 115 TOMLAN CRP 605 urban PUBLIC FINANCE HRS S/U ONLY TOPIC CAREERSIN planning DESIGN 318 OLPADWALA CRP 649 SP TPHONORS res PUBLIC AFFAIR http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/RSS4/RSS4CRP.html

SEARCH: Registered Web Pages (CU Search) People (Electronic Directory) Departments (Departmental Directory) Events (Event Calendar) Cornell Publications (CU Search) All of cornell.edu (Google) Architecture, Art and Planning Spring '04 Course and Room Roster CRP 101 GLOBAL CITY 3.0 HRS S/U OR LET S-U OPTION IS OPEN TO OUT OF DEPARTMENT STUDENTS ONLY. LEC 01 MWF 1010-1100A OH 155 KUDVA CRP 106 URS FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR 1.0 HRS S/U ONLY LEC 01 M 0125-0215P SD 211 LYNCH, B LEC 01 WF 0125-0215P SD 115 FORESTER, J CRP 309 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR 3.0 HRS LET ONLY CO-MEETING WITH CRP 509 119-029 LEC 01 TR 0335-0430P SD 208 CLAVEL CRP 328 OVERVIEW: QUANT METH IN POL PL 3.0 HRS S/U OR LET CO-MEETING WITH CRP 528 596-625 LEC 01 TR 1010-1125A SD 101 SHALABY SUB-COURSES LAB 01 F 0230-0430P SN 325 SHALABY CRP 331 PREPARATION FOR URBAN FLDWRK 3.0 HRS LET ONLY SEC 01 TR 0230-0320P SD 115 CLARK, J CRP 354 INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL PLNG 3.0 HRS LET ONLY

67. Virtual Handbook Higher Stats in Soc Mark res, MATH3931, UOC 6, History of LandscapeArch. LAND1122, UOC 3, History of urban planning, PLAN2042, UOC 3, http://www.unsw.edu.au/handbook/brCoursesByAtoZ.jsp?StudyLevel=Undergraduate&des

68. Course Listing For EDES The study of urban places. planning processes and regulatory tools and techniquesused by urban communities to Oasis Title CULT res RURAL AREA. http://bulletin.uga.edu/bulletin/courses/descript/edes.html

EDES 3230. Design Communication III. 2 hours. 4 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: DESIGN COMMUN III. Prerequisite: EDES 2220. Traditional and computer media and resource access or material and cultural resource analysis, and land planning. Skill development in GIS, electronic communication, process and presentation graphics. Offered fall semester every year. EDES 4100/6100. Historic Preservation Design Studio. 3 hours. Oasis Title: HP DESIGN STUDIO. An advanced design studio focused on contemporary preservation issues. Emphasis will be placed on new design and community planning. Not offered on a regular basis. EDES 4260/6260. Computer Rendering and Animation. 3 hours. 1 hour lecture and 4 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: CMPT REND AND ANIM. Undergraduate prerequisite: EDES 3230 or EDES 6220. Lecture/studio in the use of computer rendering and animation software for the visualization of site design and land planning projects. Not offered on a regular basis. EDES 4270/6270.

69. Centre For Urban Systems And Infrastructure Sachin Gulaty M planning (urban planning), sgulaty@teri.res.in. (Environmentalplanning), nesamani@teri.res.in. Shri Prakash, sprakash@teri.res.in. http://www.teriin.org/division/regdiv/ugi/ugi_res.htm

Kaushik Deb MA (Economics) (Area Convener) kdeb@teri.res.in R K Batra* BE (Mechanical Engineering) rkbatra@teri.res.in Ranjan K Bose Ph.D. rbose@teri.res.in Sachin Gulaty M Planning (Urban Planning) sgulaty@teri.res.in Pragya Jaswal Masters (Economics) pragyaj@teri.res.in Srijit Mukherjee MA (Economics) srijit@teri.res.in R K Narang* BE (Mechanical Engineering) rknarang@teri.res.in K S Nesamani BE (Civil Engineering), PG Dip. (Environmental Planning) nesamani@teri.res.in Shri Prakash sprakash@teri.res.in Shaleen Singhal* B.Arch., PG Dip. (Environmental Planning) ssinghal@teri.res.in S Sundar MA (Economics), LLB ssundar@teri.res.in * secondary area Last updated in May 2004 Scope Projects Publications Regulatory Studies and Governance Division ... Information Sources

70. Organisational Structure BA (Hons) urban planning Studies MRTPI. res. res.; MA; BA. analysis; land use planningand regulation of development; EIAs; tourism and national parks planning. http://www.online-real.com/organisational_structure.html

Name Years of Experience Position In Company Nationality Qualifications Related Experience Dr. Julian S. Kenny Chairman/ Internal Reviewer Trinidad and Tobago Ph.D. (Zoology); B.A. (Physiology) Aquatic and fisheries scientist; expertise in aquaculture, marine ecology and vertebrate biology; EIA review Professor (Emeritus) Harry O. Phelps Engineering Consultant Trinidad and Tobago Ph. D. (Fluid Mech.), Diploma Imp. Coll. (Hydraulic Eng.); B.Sc. Robert Hodges Managing Director Trinidad and Tobago P/Grad. Dip EIA P/Grad. Dip.UPI BA (Hons) Urban Planning Studies MRTPI Christine S. Toppin-Allahar Consultant Barbados Cert. Legislative Drafting; L.E.C.; L.L.B; I.T.C.; Cert. Nat. Res. Res.; M.A; B.A. Attorney-at-Law; drafting of environmental, forestry, EIA and planning legislation; legal/institutional analysis; land use planning and regulation of development; EIAs; tourism and national parks planning * All CVs available upon request Name Years of Experience Position In Company Nationality Qualifications Related Experience Dr. Paul Comeau

71. The Bulletin | VDOT People Randy W. Bailey, Policy planning Specialist II, Management Review, 31 II, urban Div.,39 years. Goad, Admin and Office Specialist III, Hillsville res., 30 years http://www.virginiadot.org/bulletin/2003sept/vdot_people-all-in-the-fam.asp

SEPTEMBER- OCTOBER 2003 Home In the News Life@VDOT Taking Care of Business ... Commissioner's Corner VDOT People VDOT People Names in the News James S. Givens is Bristol District administrator All in the Family Retirements Obituaries Living Our Values All in the Family Bristol District The district's Employees' Benefit Association held a Poker Run Sept. 6 to raise money for the VDOT Memorial Fund. Fifteen riders participated and raised $320 for the fund. The cyclist began the run at Southwest Virginia Community College and ended the 100-mile journey at the Lebanon Residency. Instead of buying poker hands, participants bought a chance to roll dice at each of the five stops. At the end of the day, awards were given for highest roll, lowest roll, oldest rider, youngest rider and an award for who drove the furthest to participate in the run. Local businesses donated baseball caps and T-shirts for prizes. District Office: Congratulations to two district office employees on their recent promotions: Steve Sheets, engineering technician III for the Mobility Management Section, and Paula Peters, engineering technician II for the Right of Way Section.

72. SDRU - Vassilys Fourkas - Short CV His academic and research interest focuses on the issues of virtual geography,urban cyberspace planning and virtual cities in relation to modern urban http://estia.arch.auth.gr/eng/popups/Fourkas_short_CV.htm

Short C.V. Vassilys Fourkas graduated in Civil Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessalonica in 1993 and he then followed a post-graduate research programme in the area of computer-simulation techniques in urban planning, at the University of Venice-Dept. of Architecture-DAEST/Italy. In 2002 he graduated in Doctoral (PhD) studies on “urban cyberspace planning” at the University of Manchester, School of Planning and Landscape, while he was funded by the Greek State Scholarship Foundation (I.K.Y). The title of his PhD thesis is “The City in Cyberspace: Europe and Manchester, 1988-2000”. He is currently working as Research Assistant and Webmaster at the Spatial Development Research Unit, Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Development, School of Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessalonica. His academic and res earch interest focuses on the issues of virtual geography, urban cyberspace planning and virtual cities in relation to modern urban regeneration strategies and plans in European Union. Most recent online publications: a) Fourkas, V. 2002. “

73. Course Descriptions - Lansing Community College to solve a variety of urban and nonurban site planning LAND 232 Professional res. LAND242 Ecological Land planning 3 Prerequisite None This course will http://www.lcc.edu/courses/descriptions/land.htm

ACADEMICS AND CAREERS ADMINISTRATION RESOURCES ... Course Index Course Descriptions - Landscape (LAND) LAND 100 Intro to Landscape Drafting 3 Prerequisite : None This course covers the use of drafting equipment with an emphasis on lettering, line convention, and title blocks. The students will develop a basic format for design construction drawings. The course provides essential drafting skills for beginning the Landscape Program. (F, Sp, Su) LAND 101 Landscape Special Topics .25 Prerequisite : None The Landscape Special Topics series will feature topics related to the green industries. The lectures will allow students to sample and explore a wide variety of topics related to plant materials, landscape designs and construction principles. Topics will range from water gardens and bonsais to rose gardens and herbs. (F, Sp) LAND 120 Basics/Landscape Contracting 3 Prerequisite : None This course will explore the field of landscape contracting and its relationship to landscape architecture and management. Landscape contractors and their role in plan evaluation, landscape material selection and their installation and construction features will be fully analyzed. The role of the individual in the design/build industry will be highlighted. (F) LAND 130 Interior Landscaping 3 Prerequisite : None This course includes the identification, culture, placement, and use of foliage and flowering plants in the office, mall, restaurant or home. Basic principles of landscaping are covered to include soil media, watering, light requirements, fertilizer, and insect and disease control. Management in relation to the plant's placement and use within the interior landscape is also discussed. (Sp)

74. Costs Of Best Management Practices And Associated Land For Urban Stormwater Cont Program Leader, urban Watershed Mgmt. Branch, Water Supply and Water resour. res.Lab., US Envir. Journal of Water resources planning and Management, Vol. http://www.pubs.asce.org/WWWdisplay.cgi?0300127

75. Graduate Fee Schedule 2002-03 4,440, £12,200. K4EY, D P urban Regeneration Grad Dip, £3,460, £8,700. 3,190*10, £10,950. K4Z6, Town planning Ph.D, £2,940, £10,220. B9UR, Biomedicine M.res. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Registry/Prospective/Fees/PGFees/

Saturday 12 June 2004 A-Z Index Search Prospective Students Current Students Former Students Registry Staff UCL Staff Visiting Examiners The Division Events College Committees Job Opportunities Printable Forms Your browser does not support the javascript code that operates the navigation box above. Please use the menu list below. UCL Registrar's Division Information for Prospective Students Information for Current Students ... Information about Printable Forms Graduate Fee Schedule 2003-04 All fees quoted are for the session 2003-04 and relate to the whole session. Fees for subsequent years are subject to increase. You should make provision for such increases and this is implicit in accepting the offer of a place at UCL. Fees for some intercollegiate programmes are charged by the collaborating institution. Where this is the case, that institution's fees schedule should give the appropriate fee. Faculties: Arts and Humanities Built Environment Clinical Sciences Eastman Dental Institute ... Modular Masters, Diploma and Certificate Programmes

76. 01/07/00 1400 Department Names And Codes Department Name Short METHODOLOGY SURVEY METH 11D160 SURVEY resEARCH CENTER SURV res CTR 11D140 INFO 11A095urban STUDIES urban STD 11D100 urban STUDIES planning URB STD http://www.helpdesk.umd.edu/documents/0/8/deptcodes.txt

77. GRADUATE PROGRAMS Research/Teaching Interests planning for Catholic Assistant Professor, EducationRes arch/Teaching Interests to read and write, urban populations literacy http://arts-sciences.cua.edu/chem/grad/msfaculty.html

MS Degree Course Schedule MS Faculty Financial Assistance ... CHEMICAL EDUCATION, BA CHEMICAL PHYSICS, BS UNDERGRADUATE COURSES CHEMISTRY HOME PAGE CUA HOME PAGE MS. Degree in Chemical Education Dr. Diane Bunce, Advising Coordinator (202) 319-5390 or bunce@cua.edu Chemistry Faculty Aaron Barkatt, Associate Professor, Chemistry Research/Teaching Interests: Glass chemistry, environmental degradation of materials, water chemistry, deposits in steam generators, analytical chemistry, ceramic engineering, nuclear waste management. Gregory A. Brewer, Chair and Associate Professor, Chemistry Research/Teaching Interests: Inorganic and bio-inorganic chemistry, transition metals, porphyrins and magnetic susceptibility. Diane M. Bunce, Associate Professor, Chemistry (Chemical Education) Research/Teaching Interests: Chemistry curriculum design, innovative science teaching, chemical education, reasons children have difficulty learning chemistry.

78. Dominic Perring issues of urban morphology, town planning and domestic the management of the urbanarchaeological resource Essex County Council; Philip Crummy, Colchester arch. http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/staff/Perring.htm

York Home Arch Home Arch Staff Res Main ... References Dominic Perring Interests Dominic Perring BA (London), PhD (Leicester), FSA is a specialist in the archaeology of urban society, with a particular interest in the cities of the Roman empire. He has divided his working life between academic and field appointments and has been both a County Archaeologist (Head of the Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service for English Heritage) and a Unit Director. He has directed multi-period excavations in London, Milan and Beirut and has published extensively on the archaeology of these and other urban sites (e.g. Roman London, Unlike most other members of staff Dominic is mainly funded from his commercial and research projects, although this does not prevent him from contributing to both undergraduate (Roman Archaeology) and post-graduate (Field Archaeology and Heritage Management) teaching. City and Country in the Ancient World The Roman House in Britain 2002). He is also interested in the economic context and impact of urbanisation, current approaches to the management of the urban archaeological resource, and archaeological method and theory as applied to the study of towns.

79. Forum: Habitat In Developing Countries. Virtual Library. planning and conservation in developing countries http//www.th level and the qualityof urban life. Bombay Metropolitan Region http//theory.tifr.res.in/bombay http://www.forumhabitat.polito.it/links/work_housing.htm

LINKS: development Housing, Architecture, Urban Design LINKS home work what is new add a link Architecture, housing, urban design: case study and projects. Slum and squatter settlements. Upgrading. Housing co-operatives and authorities. Autogestion vecinal http://www.chasque.apc.org/guifont/ Barrio Brisas de Turumo http://obelix.polito.it/forum/participation/caracas/default.htm Urban improvement of the Barrio Brisas de Turumo (Caracas, Venezuela). A thesis project http://www.siscom.or.cr/ Civitas http://gcsnet.com.br/oamis/civitas/ Accounts and information on alternative experiences and new methodologies for urban planning, side by side with research reports, articles and comments on that theme, with emphasis on informal urban settlements http://www.chasque.apc.org/cudecoop/ CUDECOOP brings together all the representative organizations of all kinds of cooperatives existing in Uruguay. http://www.lsi.usp.br/poli/civil/pcc/cortico/intr.htm Fedevivienda http://www.colnodo.apc.org/fede/ http://www.chasque.apc.org/fucvam/ Por el Cooperativismo y la Vivienda Popular. Ghab http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/4505/

80. CIP Codes Assigned To UW-Madison Departments (Clinical Health and Philosophy of Science and Technology L S Ind Rel res Inst 521002 L S urban Reg Plan 040301 City/urban, Community and Regional planning L S Women s http://wiscinfo.doit.wisc.edu/obpa/FacultySalary/MadisonCIPs.txt

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