Research

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Research is an important part of the strategy developed by the founder of LAF to improve the environmental problem solving skills of the landscape architect. Therefore, LAF sponsors and promotes the research necessary to solve the complex environmental problems the world faces today. Since 1986, LAF has invested $ 2.6 million in research projects

LAF's work has been a groundbreaking work heritage for over 40 years from the influence of trees and forests in the 1970's to the environment, barrier-free site design, Grade Easy, to recent books on community gardens . Other major research initiatives include landscape performance series, case study survey (CSI) programs, and case studies of widely used landscape architecture.

The research can be anything, such as scientific research, basic research, applied research, market research - qualitative market research and quantitative market research, problem-oriented research, problem solving research. In order to start investigating something, there must be a problem or concern that requires a solution. As for that customer and related research, you should spare no effort. Plan and plan customer surveys to help make informed decisions about how to effectively market and position your business. Choosing the appropriate investigation method will help you get important answers about your customers. But before you do further investigation, let's first decide how to investigate.

Determining research questions is the starting point for research. Research questions include unresolved real-world situations and situations, and research questions are nested between subject and purpose. The theoretical research questions include "why not know", "do not know" for descriptive research questions, and "do not know" for actual research questions. The best researchers are fascinated by uncertainty, paradoxes, abnormalities, contradictions, and embarrassment in this area. The importance of a problem usually depends on how it interacts with theoretical uncertainty and actual importance.

Please note that much of today's psychology research focuses on basic research of research and its application to practical problems. This research has been applied, but its roots are also in basic research - it is called change studies: efforts to transform the results of basic research into practical solutions. The difference between translation and applied research may not be obvious at first. Transformation research is applied research, but it must be based on an attempt to apply knowledge of basic research to practical problems.