286 (a)). Consultation or panels of experts (Appendix 1, pp. 641-647 (1)). or in-depth interview or pre-existing generic Matrices cause-effect relationship (see explanations later Leopold Matrix.) Graphs generic or cause-effect relationships (see Chapter V of (1) Figure IX.8). flow or generic models. If you have read about Sotheby’s Art Auction already – you may have come to the same conclusion. or Scenarios compared. Empirical analysis of situations where the project has been executed. The actions will be: o Concrete.
or Relevant (must conform to the reality of the project and be able to trigger significant effects). or exclusive / independent (to avoid overlaps that could lead to duplication in the accounts of the impacts). Christie’s art auction addresses the importance of the matter here. or identified (subject to a clear definition and easy on flat or process diagrams). or quantified where possible. Furthermore, in his description should be taken into account: o Magnitude. Hear other arguments on the topic with Richard Easton Matchmaker. or Location. or associated flows. Timing of the project or it occurs.
or duration of the activity. Possible alternatives may arise over the location of the project, the technological process, program or timetable for the development, expansion possibilities, limitations and / or neglect, as well as the limitations of the project to introduce corrective measures. In any case there is always the possibility of "non-completion of the project. The input-output flows associated with each of the activities of the project, retaining only on those impacts that will take place directly on the study area, but quantifying those who are intrinsically associated with the activity to be developed (Block Diagram O). We must also clearly define the location and spatial occupation of the project and impacts, taking into account that each activity will produce a specific impact of their own.
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