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Riley Dockendorff Caroline Westort LA 371 29 March 2020 I have decided to do my final project on an area located within the 4H Clover Woods Center site. This is the site we are designing for our studio class, so I thought this would be a great way to incorporate 3D modeling into the project. I already have all of the contour lines I will need to draft a model in rhino. I have also already been to the site, so I have a good idea of what kind of vegetation is already on the site. My plan for the site is to conserve and restore the unique landscape of the Des Moines River corridor. As well as to provide beneficial educational programming and a pollinator field with a honey production facility. I plan on using ArcGis, Rhino, Lumion and Grasshopper to create my model. I am going to focus my model on where most of my programming is, since most of my site is a natural landscape.

Riley Dockendorff Landscape Architecture, 3rd Year i. What prior experience with digital technology have you had?  List: software applications and levels of proficiency I have used Autocad in high school and I took two classes learning and using the software. I also use Revit along with 3d max and animation in high school as well, but I didn't use these programs as much as I did with Autocad.  ii. Describe your comfort level with computing generally, and with the software programs: InDesign : I have used InDesign and most of the Adobe programs in the landscape architecture program. Most of our projects require us to use these programs heavily throughout the year. I haven't mastered these programs, but I know mostly everything about them.  Google Earth Pro : I am pretty comfortable with Google Earth Pro, I have used it a lot for researching projects. I used this program to make maps and display demographics for a site. Rhino: I have never used Rhino before Rhino