Measuring Landscape Performance: Insights from LAF's 2020 Case Study Investigation Program

Quiz for 1.5 CEU (HSW)

Thank you for viewing the Landscape Architecture Foundation's webinar "Measuring Landscape Performance: Insights from LAF's 2020 Case Study Investigation Program."

In order to receive 1.5 Professional Development Hour (PDH) through the Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System (LA CES), please complete the following 11-question quiz and provide your information at the end of the quiz.

You will receive your score after you submit the quiz; attendees scoring 75% or higher will receive 1.5 PDH. Those who do not may re-take it. Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of passing the quiz.

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* 1. Auburn University: What were the primary goals of the Duke Pond project?

Provide water to support University cooling

Reduce University dependence on potable water

Increase drought resilience

All of the above

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* 2. Auburn University: Which benefit did NOT come from the reuse of the harvested materials for Duke Pond?

Additional material to reuse in future projects

Revenue from selling unused material

Reduction of CO2 compared to purchasing new material

Enhanced habitat and biodiversity

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* 3. University of New South Wales: Which of the following statements were goals of the South Eveleigh Community Rooftop Garden?

To support an Indigenous start-up company to develop and manage a productive
garden on the roof of a community building

To promote & celebrate Indigenous knowledge and culture

To contribute to urban biodiversity

All of the above

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* 4. Kansas State University: What is the primary purpose of the K-State Memorial Stadium Green Roofs?

Improve the aesthetic quality of the stadium

Test different ornamental plant species on the two rooftops

Provide ideal audience experiences (including getting exercise when chased by bees)

Protect structural integrity (including by limiting the number of people using each roof at one time)

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* 5. University of Washington: How has the Liberty Bank Building demonstrated community connections?

Casual interactions of people

A blend of people associated and not associated with the development

Having a front yard, ground-level courtyard that is open to the public

All of the above

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* 6. University of Washington: What is the historical significance of the Liberty Bank Building’s site?

No significance

First Black-owned bank west of the Mississippi River

First bank in Central District

None of the above

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* 7. George Mason University: What design change can be made to allow greater riparian protection, according to the Potomac Science Center presenter?

Expanding the surface area of non-permeable paving

Reducing the surface area of non-permeable paving

Favoring raised rather than in-ground plantings

Removing preexisting native plantings from the site

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* 8. University of Washington: Which data collection methods were embedded throughout Fog Water Farms project phases?

Participatory Impact Assessment (PIA)

Illustrated garden diaries workbooks

Physical measures collected by medical professionals

All of the above

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* 9. University of Washington: Which of the following was NOT defined or determined by participating Eliseo Collazos community members?

Design priorities

Metrics for evaluating project success

Which fog collection fabric was most effective

Home gardens design

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* 10. Arizona State University: For the ASU Orange Mall project, thermal comfort was measured by the medium radiant temperature instead of measuring air temperature alone in order to account for wind speed, humidity, global temperature, and an individual's body radiant heat transfer.

True

False

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* 11. University of New South Wales: Which of the following best describes the Sydney Park Water Re-use project?

Clean, store and reuse the stormwater that captured from Munni St and surrounding Catchment

Reduce the reliance on potable water within the City of Sydney Local Government Area

Diversifies the opportunities for active participation in the park

All of the above

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