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Xiaohuan Yuan

Master of Landscape Architecture University of Pennsylvania Major in Architecture, Bachelor of Engineering Southeast University 2011-2015 137 Cozumel Laguna Beach, CA 92651 610.662.9495 xiaohuan@design.upenn.edu


Xiaohuan Yuan PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

137 Cozumel, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 610.662.9495 xiaohuan@design.upenn.edu

SWA, Laguna Beach Landscape Designer, Team Leader, China Contract Coordinator Major Projects: 1. Chongqing Zhongyu World City, China - Mixed Use Complex 2. Shenzhen Longhua Urban Green Valley, China - Landscape Master Plan 3. Changsha Waterfront Retail, China - Mixed Use Complex 4. Tongxi Waterway, China - Waterway Landscape Design 5. Yanghu Urban Plaza and Waterfront, China - Waterfront Park and Plaza 6. Axis Park, China - Park Design

Laguna Beach, CA 06/2014 to now

CHORA London Urban Design Intern Book: Taiwan Strait Atlas: Reserach, Concept Design, Representation Smart City: Concept Design, Research Xia Men University Campus Design: Concept Design, Representation

London, UK 06/2013 to 08/2013

Lower Merion Township Merion Botanical Park Landscape Architecture Intern Site Survery, GIS Analysis, Design Proposal

Merion, PA 07/2012 to 09/2012

Base Engineering s.r.l, Italy, China Branch Landscape Architecture Intern Private Garden: Design, Construction Drawing Commercial Complex: Concept Design

Nanjing, China 07/2011 to 09/2011 07/2010 to 10/2010

Wujiang Architectural Design Institution Co., Ltd Architecture Intern Residential Development: Concept Design, Construction Drawing Factory: Construction Drawing

EDUCATION

COMPETITION AWARDS

Wujiang, China 02/2008

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Master of Landscape Architecture Chair Merit Scholarship

2014

Southeast University, Nanjing, China Major in Architecture, Bachelor of Engineering National Scholarship for outstanding student University Scholarship for outstanding student

2011

2013

2010 2006-2011

2010 Designing Competition for Southeast University Exhibition Center Second Place 2009 “Xian Dai” Cup Design Competition for North Ireland Consul at Birmingham Third Place 2009 Sino - Japanese Landscape Architecture Competition Excellent Achievement Award

LEADERSHIP

Project Team Leader, China Contract Coordinator, SWA Laguna Beach Project Hours and Budget Control, China Contract Negotiation and RFP Submissions, 2014-now Southeast University School of Architecture Student Union Vice Chairman, 2007 - 2008 Conservation Volunteer Australia Team leader, Feb. 2010

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY LANGUAGES

3D Modeling: Rhino, Grasshopper, Lumion, Sketch-up Graphics: Adobe Suite, AutoCAD English, Mandarin

Data Analysis: GIS, RStudio, Eco-tect Computer Simulation: Netlogo General: MS Office Suite


ZHONGYU WORLD CITY

HIGH-END MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT STORE, RETAIL, AND OFFICE Site: Chongqing, China Date: July.2014 to Now Design Stage: Concept, Schematic, DD(in progress) Design Scope: Ground level landscape, Sunken gardens, Roof gardens, Semi-indoor gardens

Beautiful Market

Welcome Plaza

Happy Garden Energy Center

Starry Garden

Office Garden

Village Retail

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Master Plan

7F Bridge 6F Bridge Above Water Catwalk & Light Column

View at Sky Garden Bridge

View at Sky Garden Multi-function Plaza


Happy Garden

Starry Garden

Starry Garden

Jiazhou Road

View at Energy Center


FLUX CITY, SHENZHEN LONGHUA URBAN GREEN VALLEY COMPETITION, LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN, AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN Site: Shenzhen, China Date: February 2015 to April 2015 Design Stage: Competition, Concept Design Design Scope: Landscape Master Plan and Key Area Landscape Design

North Station Parks

Main Axis from High Speed Rail North Station

CBD Area Urban Design Connecting with Landscape

Make Vertical Changes Along Axis as Focal Points

Green Valley Parks

Ecological North Community Education Segment Center Segment Central Garden Segment

Urban Ecology Segment

Community Garden Segment Educational Garden Segment

North Station Park Green Valley Parks He Xie Plaza Nan Park High Line Park Culture Park N

Master Plan Culture Park

Site Location

Circulation

Connections

Connections

Program Elements

Collecting Rain Water

2F Pedestrian Bridges

Make Landforms


View at North Station Park

View at Green Valley

View at Culture Park

View at He Xie Park


TONGXI WATERWAY

COMPETITION - AWARDED, 6KM LONG WATERWAY LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Site: Changsha, China Date: July 2014 (competition time, will begin SD stage June 2015) Design Stage: Competition, Concept Design, SD (will start in June 2015) Design Scope: Landscape Master Plan and Key Area Landscape Design

North Residential

Entrance Plaza

Meadow Pond

Canyon

Retail

Rice Park

Urban Forest


View at Entrance Plaza

View at Meadow Pond

View at Meadow Pond


WATERFRONT RETAIL

MIXED USE WATERFRONT PARCEL LANDSCAPE DESIGN, HOTEL, RETAIL AND WATERFRONT Site: Changsha, China Date: June 2014 to now Design Stage: Concept, Schematic, DD (in progress) Design Scope: Landscape Design

Stage

Playground Lawn

Rock Cafe

Leisure Garden

Marina

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Master Plan

Section 1

Section 2

Forest Restaurant


View at Forest Restaurant

View at Children’s Playground

View at High Street

View at Lawn and Water Feature


YANGHU PLAZA AND WATERFRONT

PLAZA AND WATERFRONT PARKS AS PART OF WATERFRONT LANDSCAPE SYSTEM Site: Changsha, China Date: June 2014 to now Design Stage: DD, CD Review and Construction (in progress) Design Scope: Landscape Design


湖南省长沙市岳麓区潇湘南路8号

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:

美国加利佛尼亚州那古纳滩市 格林爱街570号 Consultants

Local Design Institute

中国建筑及景观设计配合单位 Hu Nan Architectural Design Institute No.65 Renmin Zhong Road Changsha, Hunan Province, China 410011

湖南建筑设计院 中国湖南省长沙市人民中路65号, 邮编410011

Key

Plan

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 95% DESIGN DEVELOP- 11/07/2014

Revisions Scale

Date

Phase Design Develop

扩初设计

Job Number 项目编号 CXYS402

Drawing Title 图纸名称

Drawing Number

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

2014 SWA

Current Construction Progress


AXIS PARK PARK DESIGN

Site: Changsha, China Date: June 2014 to now Design Stage: DD, CD Review and Construction (in progress) Design Scope: Landscape Design

Current Construction Progress


NORTH BY NORTHWEST

A MODERN VILLAGE DESIGN FOR INDIAN PUEBLO PEOPLE Site: New Mexico Date: Jan.2013 to May.2013 Advisor: Laurie Olin, Tony Atkin

Instead of superimpose an American Levittown model, we set up 3 basic principles at the beginning for designing the new village: first is to cherish the heritage of locate pueblo people, including traditional village settlement pattern, culture custom and life experience; second is to organize the whole community in a subtle yet harmony way towards the vast nature surroundings; third is to cooperate a modern and convenient system into the new settlement. Such goals are accomplished with an organic layout of different units across the site with individual adjustment to the environment and a landscape system reaches into the neighborhood that works with the annual flood of the river nearby.

N

Master Plan

Zoom In Section 1�=10’, Replations Between Houses and Garden


TYPOLPGY 1

Typology 1 Second Floor Plan

Community Plaza Community Agriculture Open Space Rain Water Collection Pueblo Extension Family Units

TYPOLPGY 2

Typology 1 First Floor Plan Family Type: Pueblo Extened Housing Location: Community Plaza Size: 2-Story, 4 Bedrooms, Indoor Garage

Pueblo extension family units flood protection landscape

TYPOLPGY 3

new pueblo rent units family garden flood protection wild landscape

Typology 2 Plan Family Type: Pueblo Extened Housing or Visitor Housing Location: Facing Landscape or Agriculture Size: 1-Story, 3 Bedrooms, Indoor Garage

Typology 3 Plan Family Type: New Pueblo Family Housing Location: Near Train Station Size: 1-Story, 3 Bedrooms


NEW FRONTIER BETWEEN URBAN AND RURAL INFORMAL SETTLEMENT IN MEDELLIN Site: Medellin, Colombia Date: Sep.2013 to Dec.2013 Advisor: David Gouverneur, David Maestres

Collection/ Production Center Community Center Market

Church

School Library

Commercials Metro Cable Station

Collection/ Production Center

By the year of 2030, the number of population living in informal settlements of Medellin will reach 0.95 million with a 0.32 million increase from 2013. Those people, who have very low income and limited assets, are very likely to live as informal settlers at the mountain edge of the city where land has no value and not suitable for construction. N

The project is to envision the city’s challenge to establish a new development where the informal settlers can carry their identity and be economically independent. Social and environmental problems are both big challenges that directed the design.

Zoom in Plan 1:3000

Auditorium Play Classrooms Entrance Hall Space Hallway Rain Garden Roof Garden for Vegetable Planting

Water Collection

Elevation Change Sidewalk

Play Ground

Rain Garden

Roof Vegetable Garden Rain Flow

Sidewalk

Rainwater Flow

Commericals School/ Public Building Primary Road

A - Public Building Area

Roof Vegetable Garden

Informal Settlements Collective Farmland Pedestrain Access Playground Secondary Armature

B - Informal Settlement With Collective Fram Area

Yard Rain Water Collection


PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DESIGNED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Collection COLLECTION/ / Production PRODUCTION CENTER SCHOOL School

Community Center COMMUNITY CENTER MARKET Market

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DESIGNED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Center

COMMERCIALS Commercials

CHURCH Church

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ARMATURE PROGRAM TYPOLIGY

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Metro Cable METRO CABLE CLINIC Clinic STATION Station PoliceSTATION / Fire POLICE/FIRE Station

COLLECTION/ PRODUCTION CENTER Production Center

ARMATURE PROGRAM TYPOLOGY PRODUCTIVE FOREST DEMONSTRATION

COMMUNITY FARM

PLAYGROUND

LOOKOUT

ARMATURE ZONES AND PROGRAMS ARMATURE ZONES AND PROGRAMS IRRIGATION SYSTEM

IRRIGATION SYSTEM

PRIMARY ARMATURE -Creek flood buffer zone

PRIMARY ARMATURE Creek flood buffer zone

PRIMARY ARMATURE -- Centrality SECONDARY ARMATURE

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PRIMARY ARMATURE Centrality SECONDARY ARMATURE

and Community Farm on Armature Playground and Community Farm on Playground Armature

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Plaza for Productive Forest CollectionPlaza for Productive Forest Collection PRIMARY ARMATURE -PRIMARY ARMATURE Connecting existing informal with proposed Connecting existing informal with proposed New Open Space into Existing Informal Settlements New Open Space into Existing Informal Settlements Lookout Space Lookout Space

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EXISTING CHURCH

METRO CABLE STATION INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTUVE FOREST IN DISTANCE

SHOPS/COMMERCIALS

STREET VENDOR

View at Central Plaza


ACUPUNCTURING READING VIADUCT A NEW DESTINATION Site: Philadelphia Date: Sep.2012 to Dec.2012 Advisor: David Maestres

N

Plan 1�=800’ Reading Viaduct was a major infrastructure in Center City Philadelphia. After the decline of industry in Philadelphia, it was abandoned in 1980s and the surrounding factories it served are now mostly vacant. The area is awaiting regeneration. A rail line used to act as an infrastructure to allow people to pass by, is transformed into a destination for people to stay. The project is to use the viaduct as open space armature to catalyze urban development with minimum intervention. Specific places are picked as acupuncturing points to stimulate the reaction of a whole system. The viaduct, as the armature of this nerve system, connects to all the acupuncturing points and magnifies the results.


1”=480’ 1”=120’

Section A 1”=30’

Section B 1”=120’

Section C 1”=120’

Section D 1”=120’


MERCURIAL LANDSCAPE IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGE Site: Philadelphia Date: Jan.2012 to May.2012 Advisor: Ellen Neises

Bridesburg, Philadelphia is a place full of history but always changing. Bridesburg witnessed the change of Delaware river, growth of the community and boom of industry and its decay. The site is now a brownfield has been in remediation for couple decades, and the community is now ready to move toward waterfront. Changing history of Bridesburg is the character of the site this design aimed to keep and enhance. The armature allows room for the growth of community to have direct dialog with open space, and the programs of open space are expected to changed when they are at different relationship with the community.

PHASING PHASE 1:

[+] SKATEPARK

A minimum investment is made to construct the skating court and pathways under the highway to attract teenagers and young adults as pioneers to start exploring and occupying the place. Remediation and small amounts of open space is made in the existing brownfield to bring attention from the community.

[+] BROWN FIELD REMEDIATION [+] CANOE CLUB

[+] TRAIL

PHASE 2: A main armature is made to connect all the constructed and future pieces of open space. The armature is joined to the Delaware waterfront trail as part of the city wide open space system. More areas are claimed as open space with community scale programs.

[+] COMMUNITY PARK [+] BIKE PATH [+] ARMATURE

[+] JOIN TO DELAWARE WATERFRONT TRAIL

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

PHASE 3: HARDSCAPE

CONNECTIONS

LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE

Shore stabilization and CSO treatment is added to the waterfront. Branches of vehicle and pedestrian access are made from the community. The space between the open space structure is left for future occupation from the community.

[+] EXTENSION PARKS TO COMMUNITY [+] CSO TREATMENT

[+] WATERFRONT STABILIZATION


DIGITAL FABRICATION

Experiment the different organizations from basic geometry to test out how abstract forms can be expressed in designing physical landscapes. The terrain is expressed with different texture captured from CNC milling to represent different planting conditions and possibilities of water flowing.


GIS ANALYSIS

Travel Potential High

Low

Using GIS as tool to experiment the site selection for certain projects and finding potential influential zone. From studying the data of transportation facility, demographics, income, urban and rural influence of southeast Pennsylvania region, a map is created to show the travel potential of this area.


3D MODELING

Creation of the terrain is closely related to the designing of landscape experience. How the landform is transformed from a ridge to a trench is tested and exercise helps to understand the formation of a landform. 12.07.12

Playscape

MEDIA III - Fall 2012

VanDerSys - LARP 543-001,-002,-003

Playscape

VanDerSys - LARP 543-001,-002,-003


NETLOGO SIMULATION

The simulation represents the way of water flows and flooding situation in different levels of rainfall. It shows the areas with congestion meaning the areas can be easily flooded as well as to study how much water can be accumulated in certain area and how long it takes water level to go down. It can be used in design to check the greading.


OTHER WORKS

Physical Model

Hand Drawing Wind Power Generation

X_4

Electrical Stimulation System

Wind Power Generation

X_4

Electrical Stimulation System

Marine Detail Battery

ACTION PLAN

[ACTION PLAN]

[ACTION PLAN]

MARINE ECOLOGY

[apx.4.4]

BIODIVERSITY

MARINE MANAGEMENT

DC Voltage Transformer

Controller

Marine Detail

Metal Cage

Battery

a

Wind Turbine Blade

[ACTION PLAN] [ap.4.10]

Ma.17 Marine Electrical Stimulation System

ACTION PLAN

[ap.1.4]

[ACTION PLAN]

[ACTION PLAN]

MARINE ECOLOGY

[apx.4.4]

BIODIVERSITY

MARINE MANAGEMENT

DC Voltage Transformer

Controller

Metal Cage

a

Wind Turbine Blade

[ACTION PLAN] [ap.4.10]

Ma.17 Marine Electrical Stimulation System

[ap.1.4]

Gearbox

Gearbox

Turbine Control Unit (TCU)

Turbine Control Unit (TCU)

Generator

Generator

X_4

X_4

Transformers The State Oceanic Administration has recently selected Xiamen as one of 12 National Marine Ecological Civilization Demonstration Zones. Their purpose is to promote marine ecology throughout the country by setting positive examples.

The term biodiversity describes the degree of variation of organisms within a given system, such as a species, a biome, or a planet. It is a fundamental part of the Earth’s balance, as it supports many basic natural processes such as the growth cycle of plants and animals, weather systems, fertile soil, etc.

Coastal marine planning and ecosystem management involve many different actors and complex processes. A cross-border marine network would provide the tools to coordinate the different institutions and stakeholders and balance economic interest with environmental protection. One of the main strengths of this framework would be to allow to ensure that natural boundaries rather than political borders are considered in the decision making process.

TYPE : National Government Policy SECTOR : Natural Environment

TYPE : Proposal SECTOR : Natural Environment

TYPE : International / Cross Strait SECTOR : Natural Environment

SOURCE : http://en.xmnn.cn/ APX.4.4.

[STAKEHOLDER] MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES

SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gameset©CHORA

[STAKEHOLDER] XI_S 2.3

AP.4.10.

XI_S 5.9

AP.1.4.

XIAMEN OCEANIC AND FISHERY ADMINISTRATION

A 2011 comprehensive evaluation of Xiamen’s overall water quality reported that 44.3% of the total area was considered to be clean. Major pollutants originate from nearby industrial and agicultural waste. Despite recent attempts to restore the local ecosystem, further interventions are necessary in order to improve biodiversity and reduce marine pollution.

DC Link

SOURCE : http://ebmtoolsdatabase.org/ Gameset©CHORA

Rectifier AC to DC

Control Board and Communication Gameset©CHORA

[STAKEHOLDER]

SOUTH SEA COAST FISHERMEN

cc

Fiber Optic

Inverter DC to AC

Fiber Optic

STAKEHOLDERS

Transformers

Fiber Optic

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Electricity Transmission

XI_S 3.16

3 Phase Line Filter and Transformer

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aa

Utility Grade Ac Power

The ministry of water resources is the Chinese government department responsible for water administration. It is one of several departments under the State Council of the People’s Republic of China that administer with water resources. TYPE : National Government SECTOR : Utility Supply

TYPE : Communities SECTOR : Primary Sector

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/ IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/ Xi_S 2.3

The fishermen can take advantage of the natural aquatic resources, promote ecological farming,develop new seafood and can also serve the island tourism, and carry out recreational fisheries, to increase the income of fishermen and improve the living standards of local fishermen.

Xi_S 5.9

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.hyj.xm.gov.cn IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.whatsonxiamen.com/ Gameset©CHORA

Xi_S 3.16

Marine biodiversity provides a surprisingly wide range of good and services, from bioremediation of waste to raw materials, from food supply to improved ecosystem resiliance, to leisure opportunitiies. An international management network will help optimize marine conservation and remediation, weighing out the interests of the stakeholders involved and coordinatining recovery efforts. This would make large-scale projects possible. For example the use of marine electro-stimulation to enhance marine population could be replicated across the Strait, creating a smart marine recovery system that crosses political borders.

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TYPE : Local Government SECTOR : Primary Sector

TEXT SOURCE : http://xxgk.xiangan.gov.cn IMAGE SOURCE : http://ecorover.blogspot.co.uk/ Gameset©CHORA

The bureau is responsible for the use of integrated management of the city’s waters. Organizational preparation of the marine function zoning, the use of sea areas and island development and the supervision and management of the marine environment, marine and fishing waters, ecological and environmental protection.

Gameset©CHORA

XLc.04 Marine Electro-Therapy Infrastructure

PROTOTYPES

Powered by wind turbine, low voltage electricity current is directed into metal cages and used to stimulate the growth of marine organisms and improve biodiversity. Sea-farming equipment can be plug to the network. The system is linked to the grid and feeds part of the energy produced.

[02]

Sb.38 Crab

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DATABASE

Co-evolution frames XXX

DC 3.0V

[DATABASE]

WHITE DOLPHINS

[DATABASE] [087]

MARINE QUALITY

Urban Gallery Processes

[052]

The State Oceanic Administration has recently selected Xiamen as one of 12 National Marine Ecological Civilization Demonstration Zones. Their purpose is to promote marine ecology throughout the country by setting positive examples.

The term biodiversity describes the degree of variation of organisms within a given system, such as a species, a biome, or a planet. It is a fundamental part of the Earth’s balance, as it supports many basic natural processes such as the growth cycle of plants and animals, weather systems, fertile soil, etc.

Coastal marine planning and ecosystem management involve many different actors and complex processes. A cross-border marine network would provide the tools to coordinate the different institutions and stakeholders and balance economic interest with environmental protection. One of the main strengths of this framework would be to allow to ensure that natural boundaries rather than political borders are considered in the decision making process.

TYPE : National Government Policy SECTOR : Natural Environment

TYPE : Proposal SECTOR : Natural Environment

TYPE : International / Cross Strait SECTOR : Natural Environment

SOURCE : http://en.xmnn.cn/ APX.4.4.

SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gameset©CHORA

AP.4.10.

AP.1.4.

Rectifier AC to DC

[STAKEHOLDER] MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES

[STAKEHOLDER] XI_S 2.3

Control Board and Communication

[STAKEHOLDER]

SOUTH SEA COAST FISHERMEN

XI_S 5.9

XIAMEN OCEANIC AND FISHERY ADMINISTRATION

Inverter DC to AC

bb

Electricity Transmission

XI_S 3.16

3 Phase Line Filter and Transformer

The population of Chinese White dolphins is between 60 and 100. The provincial White dolphin Prtoection Area was established in 1997 close to the HouyuHaicang Bridge, and their population has steadily increased.

SECTOR : Natural Environment

Utility Grade Ac Power

The ministry of water resources is the Chinese government department responsible for water administration. It is one of several departments under the State Council of the People’s Republic of China that administer with water resources. TYPE : National Government SECTOR : Utility Supply

TYPE : Communities SECTOR : Primary Sector

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/ IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/ Xi_S 2.3

The fishermen can take advantage of the natural aquatic resources, promote ecological farming,develop new seafood and can also serve the island tourism, and carry out recreational fisheries, to increase the income of fishermen and improve the living standards of local fishermen.

Xi_S 5.9

The bureau is responsible for the use of integrated management of the city’s waters. Organizational preparation of the marine function zoning, the use of sea areas and island development and the supervision and management of the marine environment, marine and fishing waters, ecological and environmental protection.

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.hyj.xm.gov.cn IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.whatsonxiamen.com/ Gameset©CHORA

Xi_S 3.16

Gameset©CHORA

XLc.04 Marine Electro-Therapy Infrastructure

PROTOTYPES

Powered by wind turbine, low voltage electricity current is directed into metal cages and used to stimulate the growth of marine organisms and improve biodiversity. Sea-farming equipment can be plug to the network. The system is linked to the grid and feeds part of the energy produced.

[02]

Sb.38 Crab

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DATABASE

Co-evolution frames XXX

DC 3.0V

[DATABASE]

WHITE DOLPHINS

[DATABASE] [087]

MARINE QUALITY

Urban Gallery Processes

[052]

Xi-Db-52

Professional Experience

DC 3.0V

Marker Buoy

Timeline

Mussel Ropes Anchor Stone “Jacket” Grounding

DC 3.0V

Gameset©CHORA

Power Line

0km

The population of Chinese White dolphins is between 60 and 100. The provincial White dolphin Prtoection Area was established in 1997 close to the HouyuHaicang Bridge, and their population has steadily increased.

SECTOR : Natural Environment

Metal Cage for Coral Reef

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.deannang.com IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.hdpaperz.com Gameset©CHORA

Marine biodiversity provides a surprisingly wide range of good and services, from bioremediation of waste to raw materials, from food supply to improved ecosystem resiliance, to leisure opportunitiies. An international management network will help optimize marine conservation and remediation, weighing out the interests of the stakeholders involved and coordinatining recovery efforts. This would make large-scale projects possible. For example the use of marine electro-stimulation to enhance marine population could be replicated across the Strait, creating a smart marine recovery system that crosses political borders.

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TYPE : Local Government SECTOR : Primary Sector

TEXT SOURCE : http://xxgk.xiangan.gov.cn IMAGE SOURCE : http://ecorover.blogspot.co.uk/ Gameset©CHORA

Oyster Cages

SECTOR : Natural Environment

TEXT SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki IMAGE SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki Xi-Db-87

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DC 3.0V

Action has been taken recently to restore and replenish the local ecology around Xiamen Bay. In 2011, a comprehensive evaluation of the overall water quality of Xiamen reported that the marine water quality standards were met. 44.3% of the total area was considered to be clean. Major pollutants are from nearby industrial and agicultural waste.Pollutants from the Jiulong River and from Tong’an and Xixi to the sea increased from 2010-11. Maluan Bay is the most polluted area. Dadeng Island has excellent water and air quality.

A 2011 comprehensive evaluation of Xiamen’s overall water quality reported that 44.3% of the total area was considered to be clean. Major pollutants originate from nearby industrial and agicultural waste. Despite recent attempts to restore the local ecosystem, further interventions are necessary in order to improve biodiversity and reduce marine pollution.

Gameset©CHORA

Fiber Optic

STAKEHOLDERS

cc

Fiber Optic

DC Link

SOURCE : http://ebmtoolsdatabase.org/ Gameset©CHORA

Fiber Optic

0,5km

1km

Oyster Cages Marker Buoy

Timeline

Mussel Ropes Anchor Stone “Jacket” Grounding

DC 3.0V

SECTOR : Natural Environment

TEXT SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki IMAGE SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki Xi-Db-87

Action has been taken recently to restore and replenish the local ecology around Xiamen Bay. In 2011, a comprehensive evaluation of the overall water quality of Xiamen reported that the marine water quality standards were met. 44.3% of the total area was considered to be clean. Major pollutants are from nearby industrial and agicultural waste.Pollutants from the Jiulong River and from Tong’an and Xixi to the sea increased from 2010-11. Maluan Bay is the most polluted area. Dadeng Island has excellent water and air quality.

Metal Cage for Coral Reef

TEXT SOURCE : http://www.deannang.com IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.hdpaperz.com Gameset©CHORA

Xi-Db-52

Gameset©CHORA

Power Line

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0,5km

1km


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