Technical articles

2026

2025

  • Blume, D., Schmidt, C., Roloff, A.: Grouped Trees for Resilient Urban Green Spaces. In: PRO BAUM, 4/2025, Patzer Verlag, pp. 8–12
  • Dunkel, A., Schmidt, C., Wende, W., Nieswand, M.: Digital Traces in the Landscape. In: Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning (digital)
  • Schmidt, C., Meier, M., Herrmann, P.: Cultural Landscape Concepts as a Contribution to Land Use Management. In: Urban-Regional Land Use Management, ISBN 978-3-662-62967-3, Springer Verlag, pp. 507–536
  • Zimmermann, T.; Blecken, L.; Henning, M.; Herrmann, P.: Strategic Navigation for Dealing with Uncertainty in Urban-Regional Land Use Management. In: Urban-Regional Land Use Management, ISBN 978-3-662-62967-3, Springer Verlag, pp. 373–406
  • Pietsch, M.; Henning, M.: GIS in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning. Chapter contribution by Herrmann, P.; Meier, M.: Chap. 7.1, pp. 207–234; 366 pages total, 170 x 240 mm, paperback, ISBN 978-3-87907-736-6, e-book: ISBN 978-3-87907-737-3

2024

2023

  • Schmidt, C.; Meier, M.; Herrmann, P.: Leipzig’s Landscapes in Transition—Historical and Technical Influences and Options for Cultural Landscape Development. In: Housing, Landscape, and Water in a Growing Urban Region; ISBN 978-3-95415-135-6; Passage Verlag, pp. 70–77
  • Schmidt, C.: Planning and Permitting Procedures Caught Between Renewable Energy and Nature and Landscape Conservation. In *New Archive for Lower Saxony*. A Breath of Fresh Air in the Energy Transition?; ISBN 978-3-529-06479-4, Wacholtz-Verlag, pp. 145–152
  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape and the Energy Transition – Shaping Change in: ARL News 02-03/2022 – Energy Transition; ISSN 1612-3905; https://www.arl-net.de/de/shop/nachrichten-der-arl-02-03-2022

2022

  • Schmidt, C., Meier, M., Seidler, K.; Blecken, L., Scholz, N., Dohrn, S., Pietsch, M., Fritzsch, S., Greiving, St., Schödl, L., Jorg, L., Dettmar, J., Blomenkemper, S., Köck, W.: CITY & COUNTRY - Equitable Living Conditions Through the Development of Sustainable Spatial Relationships; a research project commissioned by the Federal Environment Agency 2022, ISSN 2363-8311 [Print], ISSN 2363-832X [Online]
  • Schmidt, C.; Meier, M.; Herrmann, P.: Cultural Landscape Concepts as a Contribution to Land Use Management. In *Urban-Regional Land Use Management*, Springer Verlag, 33 pages
  • Schmidt, C.; Leukefeld, T.; Kalla, M.: “Vibrant Interaction, or : Why Friedensreich Hundertwasser Is Relevant Again,” in *Die Architekt* 04/22, pp. 53–57
  • Schmidt, C.; von Dressler, Hubertus; Herrmann, U.: Shaping Change: Toward Sustainable Spatial Development Through Integrated Solutions and a New Planning Culture, in *Landschaftsarchitekten* 03/2022, pp. 21–23

  • Zimmermann, T., Blecken, L., Henning, M., Herrmann, P. (2022). Strategic Navigation for Dealing with Uncertainty in Urban-Regional Land Use Management. In: Henn, S., Zimmermann, T., Braunschweig, B. (eds.) Urban-Regional Land Use Management. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63295-6_11-1

2021

  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Resilience, Springer Verlag, 245 pages, ISBN 978-3-662-63997-9
  • Schmidt, C.; Landscape Change Between City and Countryside, in “The Shape of Space,”Wasmuth & Zohlen Verlag, BBSR publication, pp. 362–365, ISBN 978-3-8030-2224-0
  • Schmidt, C.; Etterer, F.; Fritzsch, S.; Lau, M.; Pietsch, M.; Teubert, H.: “Production-Integrated Compensation Measures Against Species Loss?”, Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning, Vol. 53, No. 10, October 2021, Ulmer Verlag, pp. 20–27
  • Rink, D.; Schmidt, C.: Afforestation of Urban Brownfields as a Nature-Based Solution. Experiences from a Project in Leipzig (Germany), Land 2021, 10, 893.

  • Henning, M.; Herrmann, P.; Zimmermann, T.; Meier, M.; Pietsch, M.; Schmidt, C.: A Scenario- and Monitoring-Based Planning Approach to Strengthen the Resilience of the Cultural Landscape, in Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 6-2021, pp. 123–132.

  • Schmidt, C.; Meier, M.; Von Gagern, M.; Hanke, R.; Seidler, K. (2021): Cultural Landscapes of the Meissen District. Addprint, Dresden. 228 pages.
  • Schmidt, C.; Strengthening and Enhancing Landscape Planning in Built-Up Areas! In Landscape Architects, 03/2021, Patzer Verlag, pp. 3–5

2020

2019

2018

  • Schmidt, C.; Gagern, M.; Lachor, M.; Hage, G.; Schuster, L.; Hoppenstedt, A.; Kühne, O.; Rossmeier, A.; Weber, F.; Bruns, D.; Münderlein, D.; Bernstein, F. (2018): Landscape and the Energy Transition. Research project commissioned by the BfN. Dresden, Volume 1 (266 pages) and Volume 2 (129 pages).
  • Schmidt, C.: Everything Flows. Landscape Change Between City and Countryside. ARL News 1/2018. pp. 9–13. ISSN 1612-3905
  • Schmidt, C.: “Your Own Dog Doesn’t Make Any Noise—It Just Barks.” Interview in the University Journal. p. 3, Issue 14/2018.
  • Schmidt, C.; Meier, M.; Seidler, K.: Guide to the Kompremium —Compensation Calculator of the Saxon Ministry of the Environment and Regional Development. 210 pages plus an appendix of approximately 100 pages.
  • Schmidt, C.; Herrmann, P. et al.: Environmental Report of the Chemnitz-Erzgebirge Regional Plan. Published by the Chemnitz-Erzgebirge Regional Planning Association.
  • Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Monitoring Biodiversity Measures in Periurban and Agrarian Landscapes
  • Seidler, K.: New Empirical Findings on Usage Patterns of Selected Public Parks in Dresden as a Basis for Urban Recreation Planning. In: TUD Department of Landscape Planning (ed.): Dresden Planning Discussions. Landscape Planning in the City. Report on the Scientific Workshop Held on June 9, 2017. Dresden.

2017

  • Richter, V.-B.; Schmidt, C.; Behnisch, M.: Review of a strategic approach using geostatistical methods—analysisbased on the example of the draft landscape plan for the city of Dresden. In: Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning 49 (3), 2017, pp. 85–92
  • Vogt, J.; Gilnner, S.; Hofmann, M.; Tharang, A.; Dettmann, S.; Gerstenberg, T.; Schmidt, C.; Gebauer, H.; van de Riet, K.; Berger, U.; Roloff, A.: Citree: A database supporting tree selection for urban areas in temperate climates. In: Landscape and Urban Planning. pp. 14–25, 2017.
  • Schmidt, C.: Green City: Urbanity and Nature. In: Denkströme. Journal of the Saxon Academy of Sciences, Issue 18 (2017), pp. 133–136
  • Schmidt, C.: Venustas and the Natural Environment. Georgi-Bähr Forum 2017
  • Wende, W.; Schmidt, C.; Albrecht, J.: Climate Change and Climate Change Adaptation in the Environmental Impact Assessment of Regional Planning and Land-Use Plans. In: EIA Handbook. Eds. Bunge & Storm. pp. 2825 ff., 2017
  • Böttner, S.; Schmidt, C.; Lehmann, L.; Gruhl, E.; Herrmann, P.: Environmental Report of the West Saxony Regional Plan. 131 pages plus 12 A3 maps; in-depth documentation: 193 pages plus 6 A3 maps. Published by the West Saxony Regional Planning Association.
  • Schmidt, C.: Shaping Landscape Change...But How? In: The Spatial Impact of Landscape Planning. W. Wende and R. Syrbe (eds.). Springer-Verlag. pp. 111–131, ISBN 978-3-658-13555-1
  • Vogt, J.; Gillner, S.; Hofmann, M.; Tharang, A.; Dettmann, S.; Gerstenberg, T.; Schmidt, C.; Gebauer, H.; van de Riet, K.; Berger, U.; Roloff, A.: Citree: A database supporting tree selection for urban areas in temperate climates. In: Landscape and Urban Planning. pp. 14–25, 2017.
  • Schmidt, C.: Venustas and the Natural Environment. Georgi-Bähr Forum 2017

2016

  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Culture in Transition. In: DGGL Thematic Book No. 11 Landscape Culture, Callwey Publishing, pp. 34–40, ISBN: 978-3-7667-2233-1

2015

  • Pietsch, M.; Schmidt, C.; Teumer, C.; Lein, M.; Seidel, A.; Lachor, M.; Decker, A.; Tennholtern, R.; Richter, K.: Definition of Minimum Standards (Species, Communities, Structures)—Possibilities and Limitations. In: Greater Diversity in Agricultural Landscapes. Evangelical Academy of Saxony-Anhalt e.V. (ed.). 2015. pp. 30–53
  • Schmidt, C.: On the Transformation of Transformation. Landscape Change and Its Shaping. In: Green Infrastructure. Book accompanying the 2015 German Landscape Architecture Prize. pp. 54–66. Birkhäuser Verlag. Basel.
  • Schmidt, C.: Urban Forests Between Forest and Park. In: Current Issues in Tree Care and Use, Urban Tree Characteristics and Effects. Proceedings of the Dresden Urban Tree Days in Tharandt on March 12–13, 2015. pp. 144–154, ISBN 978-3-86780-418-9, March 2015, Dresden
  • Schmidt, C.: Forest and City: Do Opposites Attract? In: Yearbook of Tree Care. (Ed. D. Dujesiefken). pp. 70–78. German Tree Care Conference. Braunschweig: Haymarket Media. ISBN 978-3-87815-248-4.
  • Schmidt, C.: Forest versus Park. The Contribution of Urban Forests to the Mosaic of Urban Green Spaces. In: City and Green. August 2015. pp. 24–29
  • Schmidt, C.; Seidel, A.; Kolodziej: Climate Adaptation & Landscape Framework Planning: Approaches and Recommendations from the Vulnerability Analyses of Leipzig–Western Saxony and Upper Lusatia–Lower Silesia. In : Klimazug. Climate Adaptation in Urban and Regional Development. Knieling, J., Müller, B. (eds.). pp. 175–192. Oekom-Verlag, Munich

2014

  • Danielzyk, R.; Domhardt, H.-J.; Einig, K.; Hoffmann, K.-H.; Jacoby, C.; Kiwitt, T.; Knieling, J. W.; Kuschel, A.; Liebrenz, F.; Mattern, S.; Panebianco, S.; Priebs, A.; Reizig, F.; Schäde, G.; Schmidt, C.; Schmidt-Kaden, P. I.; Siedentop, S.; Trinemeier, C.; Vallée, D.; Wernig, R.; Zeck, H.: Regional Planning Procedures—An Opportunity for Early Public Participation in the Planning of Infrastructure Projects, in “ARL Position Paper No. 99,” ISSN 1611-9983, Hanover 2014.
  • Schmidt, C., Hofmann, M., Dunkel, A.: Shaping Landscape Change! The Potential of Landscape and Spatial Planning for the Exemplary Development and Design of Cultural Landscapes Against the Background of Current Transformation Processes, Volume 1, Edited by BfN and BBSR, 67 pages, June 2014 (http://www.tu-dresden.de/landschaftsarchitektur/landschaftswandel_gestalten)
  • Aring, J.; Daniezyk, R.; von Haaren, C.; Heinrichs, B.; Hesse, M.; Leber, N.; Priebs, A.; Schmidt, C.; Siedentop, S.; Stefansky, A.: “Guiding Principles and Action Strategies for Spatial Development in Germany 2013” in “Position Paper from ARL 96,” ISSN 1611-9983, Hanover 2014.

2013

  • Dietrich, R.; Schulz, A.; Schmidt, C.: “Urban Forests —A Pilot and Development Project in Leipzig” in “Climate Protection & Biodiversity.” Edited by the Municipal Climate Protection Service at difu. pp. 34–48. Cologne 2013.
  • Schmidt, C.: “A Fly Makes a Landscape… and Other Essays,” 168 pages, Aufland Verlag, Oderaue, May 2013, ISBN 978-3-944249-00-1
  • Schmidt, C.: Environmental Impact Assessment of the Dresden Land Use Plan with Special Consideration of Health Issues, in UVP-Report 1+2/2013, pp. 45–50

2012

  • Albrecht, J.; Stratmann, L.; Wendler, W.; Schmidt, C.; Hofmann, M.: “Water Framework Directive and Nature Conservation: Review of River Basin Management Planning in Germany,” in *Scientific Annals of the Danube Delta Institute*, vol. 18, Tulcea, Romania, 2012, ISSN 1842-614X (print), 2247-9902 (online)
  • Wende, W.; Wojtkiewicz, W.; Marschall, I.; Heiland, S.; Lipp, T.; Reinke, M.; Schaal, P.; Schmidt, C.: Putting the Plan into Practice: Implementation of Proposals for Measures in Local Landscape Plans, in Landscape Research, Volume 37, Issue 4, 2012, August 2012, pp. 483–500, ISSN 0142-6397 (print), 1469-9710 (online)
  • Albrecht, J.; Schmidt, C., Stratmann, L.; Hofmann, M.; Posselt, S.; Wendler, W.; Rossner, D.; Wachs, A.: Implementation of the WFD from a Nature Conservation Perspective – Analysis of Management Plans. Research project commissioned by the BfN (FKZ 3509 83 0100), Nature Conservation and Biological Diversity/Issue 120, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, ISBN: 978-3-784340-20-3

2011

  • Schmidt, C.; Hanke, R.; Hofmann, M.; Hartz, A.; Schniedermeier, L.: Shaping Cultural Landscapes! On the Future Management of Transformation Processes in Spatial and Landscape Planning. Brochure commissioned by the BfN/BBSR, 55 pages, December 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Hage, G.; Galandi, R.; Hanke, R.; Hoppenstedt, A.; Kolodziej, J.; Stricker, M.: Shaping the Cultural Landscape! Background Information and Working Materials for the Research Report of the R&D Project “Cultural Landscape: Home as a Space of Identification for People and a Source of Biological Diversity.” Nature Conservation and Biological Diversity/Issue 103, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, ISBN 978-3-7843-4003-6
  • Schmidt, C., Dunkel, A., Lein, M., Seiche, K.: Environmental Assessment of the Land Use Plan for the City of Dresden, Including a Preliminary FFH Assessment. In cooperation with the firm biokart. Project commissioned by the City of Dresden. Dresden 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Lein, M.; Hanke, R.; Dabergotz, K.: High-Voltage Power Lines Compatible with the Landscape? Study conducted in cooperation with the Chair of High-Voltage Engineering at TU Dresden on behalf of LBW. 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Lein, M.; Richter, K. et al.: Nature Conservation Assessment Criteria for Species, Biotic Communities, and Habitats in Agricultural Landscapes. Research project commissioned by the Saxony State Office for Environment and Geology. 2007–2011, in collaboration with the Hellriegel Institute at Bernburg University of Applied Sciences. Freiberg 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Kretzschmar, D.; Hofmann, M. et al.: Environmental Assessment of the Saxony State Development Plan, including a Climate Check and Preliminary FFH Assessment. In cooperation with the Planning & Environment Office. Dresden 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Seidel, A.; Kolodziej, J.; Berkner, A.; Klama, K.; Friedrich, M.; Schottke, M., Chmieleski, S.: Climate Change Vulnerability Analysis for the Model Region of Western Saxony. Brochure, 47 pp. Published by the Regional Planning Association of Western Saxony. Leipzig 2011
  • Schmidt, C.; Kolodziej, J.: Vulnerability Analysis of Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia, published by the Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia Regional Planning Association, 183 pages, Available for download at http://www.rpv-oberlausitz-niederschlesien.de/projekte/regionales-energie-und-klimaschutzkonzept-klimaanpassungsstrategie/regionale-klimaanpassungsstrategie/ergebnisse.html, Dresden, September 2011
  • Decker, A.; Schmidt, C.; Lachor, M.; Lein, M.; Thiem, K.: What Landscape Structure Does Saxony’s Agricultural Landscape Need? —The Contribution of Historical Landscape Analysis. In: Archive for Forestry and Landscape Ecology, Issue 3/2011, pp. 131–141, ISSN 1862-4669
  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Planning in Our Time—The Quest for Landscape Beautification? In: “The ‘Ornamental Farm’: Garden Art and Agriculture,” Symposium, October 15–17, 2009, Bad Muskau, Muskauer Schriften Vol. 7, Stf. Fürst-Pückler-Park, pp. 163–174, ISBN 978-3-929744-54-5
  • Schmidt, C.; Seidel, A.: Adapting to Climate Change—Spatial Development Strategies in the Context of Climate Change: The Case of Western Saxony. In: Landscape Architects, Issue 02/201, pp. 6–7

2010

  • Schmidt, C.; Dabergotz, K.: Environmental Assessment in the Context of Landscape Architecture Education in Dresden, UVP-Report 24, Issue 5/2010, pp. 216–218
  • Schmidt, C.: Working Materials for the Planning Management of Cultural Landscapes —Results of a Research and Development Project by the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation. In: Dresdner Planergespräche, Alinea Digitaldruck GmbH, pp. 55–63. ISBN 978-3-86780-194-2
  • Schmidt, C.; Seidel, A., Kolodziej, J.: Vulnerability Analysis of Western Saxony. Published by the Regional Planning Association of Western Saxony, 153 pages, available for download at http://www.rpv-westsachsen.de, Leipzig, July 2010.
  • Schmidt, C. et al.: Urban Forests. Interim Report on the Research Project Commissioned by the BfN. Leipzig, July 2010.
  • Hage, G.; Hoppenstedt, A.; Schmidt, C.: The Cultural Landscape as a Space of Identity. In: Garten + Landschaft, 02/2010, pp. 22–25
  • Schmidt, C.; Meyer, H.-H.: Historic Transportation Routes in Thuringia. In: Heimat Thüringen, 2–3/2010, pp. 10–15

2009

  • Schmidt, C.: Historic Transportation Routes. In: Cultural Landscape of Thuringia. Volume 2 “Historical Cultural Landscape Elements and Historically Shaped Cultural Landscapes,” Part 2 “Historical Settlement Patterns, Building Materials, and Transportation Routes.” pp. 61–88. Fehldruck GmbH. Erfurt. 2009
  • Schmidt, C.: Everything Flows: Water Management Aspects in the SEA. In: The Environment in Transition—Challenges for Environmental Assessments (SEA/EIA). Reports of the Federal Environment Agency: 1/09. pp. 67–79. Erich-Schmidt-Verlag. 2009.
  • Schmidt, C.; Schottke, M.: Historical Settlement Forms and Landscapes. In: Cultural Landscape of Thuringia. Volume 2 “Historical Cultural Landscape Elements and Historically Shaped Cultural Landscapes,” Part 2 “Historical Settlement Forms, Building Materials, and Transportation Routes.” pp. 4–33. Fehldruck GmbH. Erfurt. 2009
  • Wende, W.; Marschall, I.; Heiland, St.; Lipp, T.; Reinke, M.; Schaal, P.; Schmidt, C.: Implementation of Proposed Measures in Local Landscape Plans—Results of an Interuniversity Evaluation Project in Eight Federal States. In *Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning* 41, (5), 2009, pp. 145–149
  • Schmidt, C.: Environmental Assessment in Land-Use Planning After Four Years of Practice. In: Environment-Related Planning Services at the Land-Use Plan Level: Between Legal Requirements and Their Practical Implementation. Dresden Planners’ Discussions, November 7, 2008. Alinea Digitaldruck GmbH 2009. pp. 33–47. ISBN 978-3-86780-120-1
  • Schmidt, C.: Street Tree Concepts and Their Planning and Design Aspects. In: Concepts and Design with Urban Trees and Current Issues in Tree Care. Tharandt Forestry Science Contributions. Supplement 8. (Eds. Roloff, A.; Thiel, D.; Weiss, H.) Dresden 2009. ISBN 978-3-86780-106-5

2008

  • Schmidt, C.: What Implications Does the “Cultural Landscape Design Mandate” Have for Planning Practice? ILS—Institute for Regional and Urban Development Research (ed.): Designing Urban Cultural Landscapes: From Professional Discourse to Planning Practice. Proceedings of the 13th Conference for Planners in North Rhine-Westphalia on October 25, 2007, Bonn. Dortmund 2008
  • Schmidt, C.; Meyer, H.H.; Glink, C.; Herrmann, R.; Schottke, M.: Cultural Landscape of Thuringia—A Practical Guide for Planning Practice. Volume 3: Practical Guide to the Documentation of Historic Landscape Elements ( with glossary and index). Funded by the EU (Interreg IIIb project “Cultural Landscape”). 40 pages. Erfurt. 2008
  • Schmidt, C.; Meyer, H.H.; Herrmann, R.; Schottke, M.; Glink, C.: Cultural Landscape of Thuringia – A Practical Guide for Planning. Volume 3: Practical Guide to the Survey of Historic Cultural Landscape Elements (with Glossary and Index). Erfurt 2008
  • Schmidt, C.: Current Cultural Landscape Research in Europe —Examples and Approaches. In: Zeitschrift Heimat Thüringen. Ed. Heimatbund Thüringen. Issue 4. pp. 7–12. ISSN 0946-4697
  • Schmidt, C., as a member of the ARL’s “Regional Planning” Information and Initiative Group: From the Cost Trap to Greater Cost Transparency: Costs and Follow-on Costs of Settlements and Infrastructure. ARL Position Paper No. 76. Hanover 2008 (ISSN 1611-9983)
  • Schmidt, C.: Cultural Landscape Project East Thuringia. In the publication: “Cultural Landscape Assessment, Protection, Shaping,” edited by Józef Hernik and Jacek Pijanowski, University of Krakow. 22 pages. 2008
  • Schmidt, C.: On the consideration of cultural qualities of landscapes in landscape and spatial planning in Germany. In the publication: “Cultural Landscape Assessment, Protection, Shaping,” edited by Józef Hernik and Jacek Pijanowski, University of Kraków. 22 pages. Kraków 2008. ISBN 978-83-60633-13-7
  • Schmidt, C. et al.: Environmental Report on the 2008 West Saxony Regional Plan. Results of the research project “Environmental Assessment of the West Saxony Regional Plan, Including the FFH Assessment,” Lausitzer Druck- und Verlagshaus GmbH, Bautzen. Leipzig 2008.

2007

  • Schmidt, C.: Current Cultural Landscape Research in Europe: Examples and Approaches. In: Cultural Landscape Survey and Landscape Conservation in Central Europe. Comparative Study, compiled and edited as part of the Interreg IIIb CADSES project “Cultural Landscape.” pp. 13–27. Erfurt/Weimar 2007
  • Schmidt, C.: On the consideration of cultural qualities of landscapes in landscape and spatial planning in Germany. In: Cultural Landscape Surveys and Landscape Management in Central Europe. A Comparative Study, compiled and edited as part of the Interreg IIIb CADSES project “Cultural Landscape.” pp. 27–42. Erfurt/Weimar 2007
  • Schmidt, C.: Current Cultural Landscape Research in Europe—Examples and Approaches. In: Heimat Thüringen, Vol. 14, 2007, No. 4, pp. 7–12
  • Schmidt, C.; Hanusch, M.; Eberle, D.; Jacoby, C.; Schmidt, P.: Environmental Assessment in Regional Planning. Guidance on the Implementation of Section 7, Paragraphs 5–10 of the Regional Planning Act (ROG), ARL E-Paper No. 1, Hanover 2007 (ISBN 978-3-88838-718-0; 48 pages)
  • Schmidt, C.: Changes in the Cultural Landscape: The Case of the Saale Valley. In: Geographische Rundschau 6/2007, pp. 44–49.
  • Schmidt, C., as a member of the ARL’s “Regional Planning” Information and Initiative Group: We Live Regionally—It’s Time for Effective Regional Development. Position paper from the ARL, Hanover 2007, (ISSN 1611-9983; 5 pages)

2006

  • Schmidt, C.; Meyer, H.: The Cultural Landscape of Thuringia—A Practical Guide for Planning. Volumes 1 and 2 of the research project of the same name, conducted as part of the State of Thuringia’s Higher Education Research Program. 2006.

2005

  • Schmidt, C.: Environmental Impact Assessment in Regional Planning. In: EIA – Handbook. Bunge, T. & Storm, P.-C. (eds.) Erich Schmidt Verlag. 2005.
  • Schmidt, C.: The Cultural Landscape in Research and Teaching—Experiences and Implications. Dresden Planning Symposium, June 24–25, 2005.
  • Schmidt, C.; Meyer, H.H.; Glink, C.; Seifert, Y.; Schottke, M.; Gössinger, K.: Cultural Landscape Project in Eastern Thuringia. Research Report on the Research Project Commissioned by the Regional Planning Association of Eastern Thuringia. Erfurt. January 2005.
  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Design at the Regional Planning Level. Dresden Planners’ Discussions, November 7, 2003. Reproplan Dresden, 2005, pp. 115–126.

2004

  • Schmidt, C.: The Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) in Regional Planning: The Case of Northern Thuringia. Research report on the research project (Reference No. 1701302) commissioned by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Erfurt. July 2004.

2003

  • Schmidt, C.: Environmental Assessment and FFH Compatibility Assessment of Spatial Planning Documents. And: Possibilities and Limitations of Environmental Assessment Using the Example of the West Saxony Regional Plan. In: Environmental Assessment for Regional Plans. ARL Working Paper. Hanover 2003. pp. 56–61, pp. 69–80
  • Schmidt, C.: Flood Protection and Prevention at the Regional and Urban Planning Levels—What Possibilities Do Planning Instruments Offer? Conference Proceedings of the Dresden Planners’ Discussions, Dresden, Nov. 2002. Druck- u. Verlagsgesellschaft Marienberg; pp. 115–138

2002

  • Hoppenstedt, A. and Schmidt, C.: Landscape Planning for Cultural Landscape Heritage. Impulses from the European Landscape Convention for Addressing the Distinctiveness of Landscape. In: Nature Conservation and Landscape Planning 34, (8), 2002, pp. 237–241
  • Schmidt, C.: Criticisms of the guiding principle method and potential solutions from a landscape planning perspective. In: BfN Scripts “Guiding Principle Method and Multi-Objective Optimization,” Bonn-Bad Godesberg, 2002, pp. 41–50
  • Schmidt, C.: Assessment of the Environmental Impacts of Plans and Programs. In: EIA Report 1+2 2002, pp. 43–47

2001

  • Schmidt, C.: The FFH Impact Assessment for Regional Plans and Its Relationship to the Environmental Assessment under Directive 2001/42/EC (Plan-EIA). In: EIA Report 4/2001. pp. 204–209
  • Schmidt, C.: Planning for Leisure and Recreation at the Regional and Land-Use Planning Levels—Problems with Methods and Implementation. * * Conference Proceedings of the Dresden Planners’ Discussions, Dresden 6/2000, Schmid und Druck Oppenheim. 2001. pp. 29–46

2000

  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Framework Planning in Western Saxony. Supplement to the research report—R&D project “Further Development of Landscape Framework Planning in Problem Regions and Its Integration into Regional Planning.” Series “Applied Landscape Ecology” of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation. Issue 29. Bonn–Bad Godesberg 2000
  • Schmidt, C.: Spatial Planning Instruments and the Protection of Priority Nature Conservation Areas. In: Protected Area Systems and Nature Conservation Assessments of Large Areas. Series on Landscape Management and Nature Conservation. Issue 63. Bonn–Bad Godesberg 2000. pp. 203–215

1999

  • Schmidt, C.: Assessment of Watercourses for the Development of Guiding Principles as Methodological Building Blocks for Landscape Planning. Protection and Development of Groundwater and Surface Waters as a Task of Local Planning. Conference Proceedings of the Dresden Planners’ Discussions. Dresden, November 1998. Schmidt und Druck. Oppenheim. pp. 44–58
  • Schmidt, C.: Guiding Principles, Goals, and Measures in the Practice of Landscape Planning—Report from Saxony. From Guiding Principles to Quantification. Conference Proceedings of the Dresden Planners’ Discussions. Dresden, November 1997. 1998. Oppenheim. pp. 34–43

1997

  • Schmidt, C.: Soil Conservation in the Planning of Western Saxony. Federal Association for Soil Conservation, Proceedings of the Annual Conference. Hanover 1997. pp. 32–39
  • Schmidt, C.: Historical Settlement Patterns in the Western Saxony Region. Working Paper of the Western Saxony Regional Planning Association 3/1997. Grimma/Leipzig.
  • Schmidt, C.: Experiences with the Implementation of Soil Conservation in Regional Planning for Western Saxony. Soil Conservation 2/1997. pp. 48–52

1996

  • Schmidt, C.: Experiences with Ecological Remediation in the New Federal States: The Case of the Leipzig Metropolitan Area. In: Environmental Protection and Spatial Planning. 1994 Symposium in Budapest, Texts of the Federal Environment Agency 11/1996. A 4.4

1994

  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Framework Planning as Part of Regional Planning. In: Saxony Regional Planners’ Conference. Working Papers of the Academy for Spatial Research and Regional Planning No. 205. Hanover 1994. pp. 53–55
  • Schmidt, C.: The Landscape Framework Plan in Regional Planning: The Case of Western Saxony. In: IÖR Publications 1994. pp. 104–108
  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Framework Planning in Western Saxony—On the “Landscape” Target Concept for the Leipzig Urban Agglomeration. In: UfZ Report 2/1994. pp. 93–100
  • Schmidt, C.: Species and Biotope Conservation in Landscape Framework Planning. In: Proceedings of the Pillnitz Planners’ Conference, Dresden 1994
  • Schmidt, C.: Regional Green Corridors in the Leipzig Urban Area. Landscape Architecture 4/94. pp. 16–18
  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Framework Planning for the Leipzig Urban Area. Working document of the Regional Planning Association of Western Saxony, 4/1994. Text and a series of 7 maps

1993

  • Schmidt, C.: Landscape Framework Planning in Western Saxony—Selected Issues and Aspects. In: Landscape 2000. Series of the German Society for Garden Art and Landscape Conservation. Issue 7. Berlin 1993. pp. 25–29

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