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Countryside Council for Wales Wind Farm Project: Project Planning Document - Pgis_2ORGANISATION AND CONTACT INFORMATIONI. Name: David MillerII. Organisation: Maculay Land Use Research Institute. III. Address: Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen, AB15 8QH. IV. E-mail address: d.miller@macaulay.ac.uk MODELS USED FOR DATA ANALYSISII. Model Name: Calculation of topographic exposureIII. Source of Model: Quine and WhiteIV. Computer Language that the model is developed in:- FortranV. Hardware needed to run model: Unix workstationVI. Data Inputs needed by model:A. Ordnance Survey Digital Elevation Models - 1:10 000, 1:50 000 B. Wind turbine coverages for Scotland and Wales VII. Model outputsA. Tables/Statisics 1. Table/graph of relative exposure by turbine (coloured by farm) for each site B. Maps / GIS datalayers / 3D models / photographs 1. Illustrations of topographic exposure for each area (both scales in Scotland) 2. Grid coverages of topographic exposure for each dataset C. World Wide Web pages 1. Snapshot views of each dataset 2. Animation of snapshots showing input DEMs and output TOPEX VIII. Accuracy/Sources of Uncertainty/Method of HandlingA. Error in DEMs (fromPERR_1) B. Positional error of turbine locations IX. Existing linkages between data (eg in databases) and software (eg databases/GIS/Statistical packages)A. None X. GIS Software usedA. ArcInfo (version 7), ArcView (version 2) XI. Modelling Software usedA. Fortran code XII. Database Software usedA. None XIII. Any other commentsThe surfaces of topographic exposure provide a basis for assessing the positioning of the turbines according to criteria other than visual impact. |
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