Landscape Information Modeling (LIM)
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-2762.posfau.2020.168291Keywords:
Landscape project, Landscape information modeling, Algorithmic modelingAbstract
This article presents the LIM platform as tool to integrate and operationalize complementary landscape projects. Therefore, it proposes the development of Landscape Information Modeling (LIM), which consists of an integrated design platform that simulates aspects of built environments, integrating natural elements and processes. The landscape design, being an integrating dimension of the layers of intervention in the space, allows greater transparency and democratization of the decision and execution process, being able to be oriented towards meeting social, ecological, economic demands and respecting its historical particularities. A highlighted point refers to the structuring of LIM, which requires the definition of a set of project parameters characterized by their diversity, adaptation and responsiveness. Hence, we argue that including parameters it is possible to propose numerous variations for the model that allow to assess the degree of response and adaptation and, therefore, their intelligence, here understood as the system's ability to adapt to the new conditions offered by the project.
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