LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT
 
Lectured in 1st year Bachelor after Bachelor in landscaping
Theory [A] 24.0
Exercises [B] 0.0
Training and projects [C] 16.0
Studytime [D] 120
Studypoints [E] 4
Level specialized
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Geert BAERT
Reference BOLAND01A00007
 
Key words
geology, landforms, soil-landscape relationships

Objectives
To understand the main processes of landscape formation

Topics
This course comprises the study of the landscape formation. This includes:
  • the description of the structure of the Earthde and the rocks composing the Earth's crust;
  • succint description of the geology and the major landscape forms of Belgium, particularly in relation to the geological structure;
  • the formation of the landscape forms by tectonical movements, differences in lithology, the activity of water and wind, periglacial activity, …
  • soil formation and spreading of the different soils in the major landscape forms of Belgium.


Prerequisites
No

Final Objectives
This course enables the students, in the framework of landscape studies, to interpret and evaluate the different landscape forming factors (geology, soil formation, periglacial activity, erosion, …).

Materials used
Lecture notes 'Landschapsgenese' (G. BAERT), in Dutch

Study costs
Cost: 24.0 EUR
Costprice of the course: ± € 4
20 euro

Study guidance
Books available

Teaching Methods
Lectures combined with fieldwork

Assessment
Theory: written examen

Lecturer(s)
Geert BAERT