Explain the concept of resource management

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Aim of Assignment

• To ascertain if you can demonstrate an understanding of the principles of resource management (Objective 1)
• To determine if you can describe the processes involved in undertaking land resource surveys and land evaluation practices (Objective 7)
• To ensure that you can demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for environmental impact statements and the techniques involved in environmental impact assessment(Objective 8)

Details of assignment

Part A - Introduction to the concept of resource management
Compile an infographic poster to explain the concept of resource management. The target audience is a group ofYear 12studentsvisiting your university. There are multiple resources on the web on what infographics are, how to compile an infographic poster and what software you can use.

Make sure that you peruse the marking rubric to ascertain what elements should be included in the poster. As a second page, submit your reference list for this part of the assignment. Small-font (e.g. Arial Narrow, font size 8) citation of sources of images on your poster is required.

Note: Your poster can be any size, as we can enlarge it when marking. You might wish to select a size that will enable ease of working for you.

Part B - Introduction to environmental impact assessment
Go to the website of the Queensland Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning and click on the Coordinated Project process tab on the left-hand side of the page. Select any of the Completed Projects that are listed. You may like to select something close to where you live, or a land use that you have an interest in.
You are required to prepare a concisely-written 1000-1400 (2-3 pages, font size 12, single line-spacing) word report on the development that you have selected. To be able to do that, you will have to work through the resources available on the website, as well as through the course content in Module 2. You may cite the course content in this part of the assignment.

Part Bshould cover three areas plus a reference list
• A brief introduction of the development. Include specific details of the development such as the size, nature, construction and operational requirements, location details (a map or aerial image may be appropriate), general history of land use for the surrounding area of the development that you have selected. Peruse the marking rubric for more details on what type of content you may include (200-300 words).
• A more detailed description of the EIS process that the development went through and an explanation of why that was the case (use your course content to assist you). Identify any geological, geomorphological, water, soil, vegetation, fauna considerations or issues that were considered by the Coordinator-General, and concisely relate those to the conditions set for the approved development. Describe the interrelationship between these factors and how the land use or resource is to be managed (600-800 words). In the case of a multitude of factors, you may choose to select the five main ones only.
• In conclusion, explain how the EIS process can be deemed to be part of a resource management approach(200-300 words).
• References: make sure that you include a full list of the resources that you have used as both a reference list, and as citations in the text. This will not count towards your word count.

Part C - Land resource surveys and evaluation
Explain using 400-600 words how we make use of land resource surveys and evaluation as part of EIA and a resource management strategy Submit your transcript as part of your assessment as a PDF.
NB: I will make the video from the report

Part D- Reflection
Write a professional reflection of 200-300 words on the assignment and your execution thereof. Please note that a reflection is not a conclusion, and your reflection should hence not make concluding remarks to any of the parts of the assignment. What is expected is a reflection on how your skills, attitude, and knowledge have been impacted by completing this assessment item. You should also clearly state any strategies that you intend to put into place to mitigate any areas that you had trouble with during the execution of the assessment.

Attachment:- land-studies-assigment.rar

Reference no: EM132251690

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len2251690

3/9/2019 12:35:11 AM

Module 1 Introduction to the concept of resource management (5%) Module 2 Introduction to environmental impact assessment (12%) Module 3 Land resource surveys and evaluation (3%)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:33:30 AM

Part D - Reflection (20 marks) Element Very good Average-good Content, insight, length, logic (5 marks each) Word count in limits, content logical, highly reflective/appropriate, excellent insight positives/negatives (16-20) Word count within limits, content mostly reflective/appropriate, sound insight positives/negatives, few logic issues (11-15)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:33:23 AM

Transcript (15 marks) Word count, grammar, logic and structure, concepts embedded (15 marks) Land resource surveys and land management well-defined. Scale, planning, costs, benefits explained. Impact of land classification on land evaluation clear. Content logically structured, grammar excellent, all required sections included (12-15) Land resource surveys and land management mostly well-defined. Scale, planning, costs and benefits explained in some detail. Impact of land classification on land evaluation mostly clear. Content logically structured, grammar sound, most required sections included (8-11)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:33:17 AM

Part C - Part C – Land resource surveys and evaluation –(25 marks) NB: I will make the video from the report Element Very good Average-good Audio-visual content (10 marks) Duration, clarity of image & voice, intonation, tone, pace, grammar, confidence, independence 3 minutes, professional quality image and sound, professional speed, tone, intonation, excellent grammar, confident presentation, no reliance on transcript (9-10) Almost 3 minutes, fairly professional quality image and sound, mostly professional speed, tone, intonation, mostly sound grammar, mostly confident presentation, little reliance on transcript (6-8)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:33:11 AM

EIS process as part of a resource management approach (20 marks) Clear, cited definitions for resource management, clear and logical links between EIS and RM (16-20) Cited definition provided for resource management, some links between EIS and RM (10-15) Lacking definition provided for resource management, limited links between EIS and RM (5 -9)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:33:04 AM

EIS process comprehensively and correctly described and cited, correct justification for type of EIS process - cited, ToR consulted - linked to considerations, CG’s Report consulted for conditions. Interrelationship of factors clearly and comprehensively explained. Resource management plan clearly discussed (45-60) EIS process mostly correctly described and cited, justification for type of EIS process mostly correct and cited, ToR consulted and linked to most considerations, Coordinators Report consulted for conditions. Interrelationship of factors explained. Resource management plan discussed. (30-44)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:32:55 AM

EIS process Process explained, geological/ geomorphological/water/soil/ vegetation/fauna considerations or issues, links to approved development conditions, describe inter-relationship between factors and how resource is to be managed (60 marks)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:32:30 AM

Part B - Introduction to environmental impact assessment - Report (110 marks) Element Very good Average-good Introduction Project overview Land/development description Map or aerial image (30 marks) Project name stated, project selected from correct category, EIS status correctly stated, description of land, proponent stated, location, map/aerial view, local government area stated, key features provided, additional research done (23-30) Project name stated, selected from correct category, EIS status correctly stated, description of land use given, proponent stated, location plus map/aerial view, local government area stated, key features provided (15-22)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:32:23 AM

Volume of text, referencing and captioning (10 marks) Volume of text concise, fully explains concepts included, referencing and captioning comprehensive, correct and from appropriate sources Volume of text adequate, almost enough to fully explain concepts included, referencing and captioning present, correct and from appropriate sources Volume of text not adequate, not enough to explain concepts included, referencing and captioning lacking or not correct and from appropriate sources Not done, or volume of text not enough to explain concepts included, referencing and captioning lacking/absent or not correct and from appropriate sources /10

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:32:16 AM

Illustrations (10 marks) Number, quality, clarity Illustrations appropriate and correctly prepared, few issues with referencing and captioning (9-10) Illustrations mostly appropriate and correctly prepared, minor issues with referencing and captioning (6-8) Illustrations mostly appropriate and correctly prepared, some issues with referencing and captioning (3-5) Illustrations incorrect or absent, referencing and captioning absent or incorrect (0-2) /10

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:32:10 AM

Prescribed elements (20 marks) Definition, goals, problems of resource management, sustainability links, resource use and development defined, natural resources and resource degradation Resource management defined and focal point, goals of resource management explicit, problems of resource management identified, links with sustainability explicit, resource use and development defined, natural resources/degradation addressed (16-20) Resource management mostly clearly defined and focal point, goals of resource management mostly clearly stated, problems of resource management clearly identified, links with sustainability depicted, resource use and development defined, natural resources and resource degradation addressed (10-15)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:31:48 AM

Part A – Introduction to the concept of resource management – Infographic poster (45 marks) Element Very good Average-good Poor Very poor Infographic style (5 marks) Excellent use of infographic style, research into style obvious, very appropriate software selected (5) Sound use of infographic style, research into style mostly obvious, sound selection of software (3-4) Poor use of infographic style – mostly resembles a traditional poster, poor selection of software (20 Not done, or infographic style not used, inappropriate selection of software (0-1)

len2251690

3/9/2019 12:31:38 AM

Module 1 Introduction to the concept of resource management (5%) Module 2 Introduction to environmental impact assessment (12%) Module 3 Land resource surveys and evaluation (3%) Submission format for Assignment 1 One PDF, consisting of the different sections in the following order • The marking rubric for Assignment 1 • Your infographic poster o Poster o Reference list • Your EIS report • Your reflection • Your transcript

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