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Countryside Council for Wales Wind Farm Project: Project Planning Document - Pphoto_2ORGANISATION AND CONTACT INFORMATIONI. Name: Boon Hock TanII. Organisation: Robert Gordon University.III. Address: Centre for Rural Studies, Faculty of Design, Garthdee Road, Aberdeen.IV. E-mail address: d.miller@macaulay.ac.ukMODELS USED FOR DATA ANALYSISII. Model Name: PhotomontageIII. Source of Model: Boon Hock Tan (1997)IV. Computer Language that the model is developed in:- PhotoshopV. Hardware needed to run model: PC, Silicon Graphics or MacintoshVI. Data Inputs needed by model:A. Scanned landscape photograph B. Simulated perspective view from a Geographic Information System (from PGIS_2) C. Photograph of a wind turbine VII. Model outputsA. Tables/Statisics 1. None B. Maps / GIS datalayers / 3D models / photographs 1. Photomontage of photographic scene C. World Wide Web pages 1. Snapshot views of photographs before and after the turbines are in place VIII. Accuracy/Sources of Uncertainty/Method of HandlingA. Error in the geometry of the silumation of the perspective views from PGIS_2 B. Geometric error in the location of the turbine photograph C. Qualitative error in the location of the turbine photograph IX. Existing linkages between data (eg in databases) and software (eg databases/GIS/Statistical packages)A. No existing links X. GIS Software usedA. None XI. Modelling Software usedA. Photoshop XII. Database Software usedA. None. XIII. Any other commentsThe photomontages provide "realistic" views of the scene from selected points, before and after wind trubines are placed in the landscape. They also provide the basis for calculating a score associated with the perception of people to the quality of the view and thus an indictaion of the impact of changes in perceived view content with increasing numbers of turbines. |
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