Figure 17.
The tables show visual element categories and category combinations, with Total percentages totaling 100 percent. The first table, titled Visual elements from one category, lists Category 2, Static: Built Environment, B, and Category 3, Dynamic: Vehicles, V, People, P, and or Chairs, C. The second table, titled Two-category Combination: Nature and Built environment elements, includes row 4.2, 1 to 4, point 1 with Sky, S, or Greenery, G, or Water, W, or Ice, I, values greater than 1 percent and less than 25 percent, alongside Static, Category 2, values less than 99 percent. The third table, titled Two-category Combination: Nature and Dynamic elements, includes row 5.2, 1 to 7, .1 with Nature, Category 1, values greater than 1 percent and less than 25 percent, alongside Dynamic, Category 3, values less than 99 percent. The fourth table, titled Two-category Combination: Built environment and Dynamic elements, includes rows 6.2, 1 to 4, point 1 to point 3 showing Static, Category 2, and Dynamic, Category 3, combinations with value ranges less than 99 percent, less than 60 percent, and greater than 1 percent and less than 25 percent. The fifth table, titled Three-category Combination: Nature, Built environment, and Dynamic elements, includes row 7.3, 1 to 8, point 1 with Nature, Category 1, values greater than 1 percent and less than 25 percent, alongside Static, Category 2, X percent, plus Dynamic, Category 3, Y percent, with combined values less than 99 percent.Urban scenario. Visual element categories, two- or three-category combinations and their amount (dominant, in balance, subordinate with indicative percentages). The extracts are from Figures 3, 13, 14, 15 and 16.
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