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Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T14:06:47Z

Radekchanas: /* Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

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=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
*The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.
*New technologies are now being adopted and new tendencies are becoming more acceptable. At the moment the size of the turbines is becoming bigger which allows to greatly reduce number of wind turbines on site. This is due to the height of the tower and rotor diameter. The most recent guidlines suggest that for wind turbine exceeding 101m height the study area should be 35km. This hovewer could be a subject to discussion between individual teams and Planning Service depending on the nature of the study area. One of the most usefull tool for assessing acceptability of these developments is Zone of Theoretical Visibility (ZTV) which is simply a map with ...

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*The study zone covered in this topic is the whole Northern Ireland area. The wind farm developments occure in many parts of this country. All areas which experience pressure from wind farm developments are regarded as being of high amenity value and rich history. These are the reasons why they were designated and are protected. This is also the reason why they are so popular amongst tourists. They usually could be described as bear mountain summits with no woodland vegetation, except some forestry areas, mostly coniferous. They are covered with low growing heath and pure pasture fields. These areas are historically being used for grazing sheeps or cattle. At present there are tendencies to introduce more forestry with more broadleaf species but grazing is still the most common land use.

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

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=== References ===
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[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
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Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T13:54:56Z

Radekchanas: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

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=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
*The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*The study zone covered in this topic is the whole Northern Ireland area. The wind farm developments occure in many parts of this country. All areas which experience pressure from wind farm developments are regarded as being of high amenity value and rich history. These are the reasons why they were designated and are protected. This is also the reason why they are so popular amongst tourists. They usually could be described as bear mountain summits with no woodland vegetation, except some forestry areas, mostly coniferous. They are covered with low growing heath and pure pasture fields. These areas are historically being used for grazing sheeps or cattle. At present there are tendencies to introduce more forestry with more broadleaf species but grazing is still the most common land use.

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
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=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

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[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
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File:Callagheen.jpg

2009-05-26T13:44:53Z

Radekchanas: Wind turbines at Callagheen in Co Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.

Wind turbines at Callagheen in Co Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T13:40:32Z

Radekchanas: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

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</googlemap>
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=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
*The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*All areas which experience pressure from wind farm developments are regarded as being of high amenity value and rich history. These are the reasons why they were designated and are protected. This is also the reason why they are so popular amongst tourists. They usually could be described as bear mountain summits with no woodland vegetation, except some forestry areas, mostly coniferous. They are covered with low growing heath and pure pasture fields. These areas are historically being used for grazing sheeps or cattle. At present there are tendencies to introduce more forestry with more broadleaf species but grazing is still the most common land use.

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
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=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

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[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T13:39:19Z

Radekchanas: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

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=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
*The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*All areas which experience pressure from wind farm developments are regarded as being of high amenity value and rich history. These are the reasons why they are protected and so popular amongst tourists. They usually could be described as bear mountain summits with no woodland vegetation, except some forestry areas, mostly coniferous. They are covered with low growing heath and pure pasture fields. These areas are historically being used for grazing sheeps or cattle. At present there are tendencies to introduce more forestry with more broadleaf species but grazing is still the most common land use.

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
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Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
</gallery>

=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

----
[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T13:25:54Z

Radekchanas: /* Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

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http://
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</googlemap>
|}

=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
*The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*Biogeography, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics

Illustration:
Map; sketches; short descriptive analyses

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
</gallery>

=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

----
[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T08:56:12Z

Radekchanas: /* Author's perspective */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

--> Back to [[Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List]]

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http://
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</googlemap>
|}

=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* Through my professional work I've been involved in many wind farm developments. This work involves site study, desk study, choosing viewpoint locations, taking photographs, preparing wirelines,photomontages and ZTVs. At the end of this process is a Visual Impact Assessment report which combine all gathered information and describe the methodology, Landscape Character Areas, designations and assess impact that the proposed wind farm may have upon the study area.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*Biogeography, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics

Illustration:
Map; sketches; short descriptive analyses

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
</gallery>

=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

----
[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-26T08:49:30Z

Radekchanas: /* Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? */

'''Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland''' by ''Radek Chanas''

--> Back to [[Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List]]

{| align="right" width="300pt" style="background:Gainsboro; color:black"
|-
| '''Name''' ||style="background:Lavender"| ''please enter the name here''
|-
| '''Location''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the town/area name''
|-
| '''Country''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the country here''
|-
| '''Topic''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the topic here''
|-
| '''Office''' || style="background:Lavender"|''office or planner/designer''
|-
| '''Client''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the client here''
|-
| '''Completion''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Please enter the date of completion''
|-
| '''Project costs''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Please enter the costs (if known)''
|-
| '''Case study author(s)''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Please enter your name(s)''
|-
| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"| [[Image:projectimage.jpg|300px]]
|-
| ||style="background:Lavender"|
|-
| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"| <googlemap version="0.9" lat="64.960766" lon="-18.918457" zoom="6" width="300" height="200">
http://
64.947899, -19.196045
</googlemap>
|}

=== Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? ===
*The wind energy can be regarded as one of the most sustainable energy resources. Wind farms actively reduce our carbon footprint and help safeguarding the existing resources for future generation. At the moment Northern Ireland is highly dependant on imported oil and coal to sustain its development. The geological history didn't provide inhabitants of this area with many fossil fuels. However it did create a unique landscape which mostly due to its elevated form, benefits from high wind speed. Those elevated landscapes are also recognised as being of high amenity value. Bare, woodless upland areas and dramatic escarpments with distant views are one of the reasons why people visit Northern Ireland. They are one of the main assetts of Northern Ireland which greatly benefits from tourist industry. Those amenity value and uniqueness were recognised by the Goverment and protected through many national and local designations. Like everywhere else there is a great pressure from developments upon those designated landscapes. The Planning Service is very reluctant to approve any major developments within those areas. Due to their nature, wind farms can have a major impact upon the visual amenity and therefor are the subject to a long Environmental Imapct Assessment process.
The wind farm developments are becoming more common and more acceptable form of energy. Despite the fact that they introduce a vertical, man-made aspect into an open, rural landscape more often Northern Ireland sees wind farms being approved and built.

Please summarise:- e.g. Design Innovation? Planning Exemplar? Theoretical Insights? Lessons learned from its failure? [It doesn’t have to have been successful]

* Think about it from the view of another educator/student in a different country. Why should I use this case study in my teaching/education?

=== Author's perspective ===
* What theoretical or professional perspective do you bring to the case study? Please answer from your '''personal''' perspective.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*Biogeography, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics

Illustration:
Map; sketches; short descriptive analyses

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

=== History ===
*How did the area/project/plan at the focus of the case study evolve?

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Spatial analysis of area/project/plan===
*What are the main structural features?
*How has it been shaped? Were there any critical decisions?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of program/function ===
* What are the main functional characteristics?
* How have they been expressed or incorporated?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of design/planning process ===
* How was the area/project/plan formulated and implemented?
*Were there any important consultations/collaborations?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Analysis of use/users ===
* How is the area/project/plan used and by whom?
* Is the use changing? Are there any issues?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Future development directions ===
* How is the area/project/plan evolving?
* Are there any future goals?
Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== Peer reviews or critique ===
* Has the area/ project/plan been reviewed by academic or professional reviewers?
* What were their main evaluations?
Pleas add references, quotes...

=== Points of success and limitations ===
*What do you see as the main points of success and limitations of the area/project/plan?
Illustration: Summary table

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
Short statement plus background notes

=== Which research questions does it generate? ===
Short statement plus background notes

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
</gallery>

=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

----
[[Category:Case study]]
[[Category:Rural landscapes]]
[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]
[[Category: Eneergy]]
[[Category: Landscape Assessment]]
[[Category: Environmental Impact Assessment]]
[[Category: Wind Farm Developments]]
[[Category: Northern Ireland]]
[[Category: WG Landscape Perception, Assessment and Landscape Change]]
[[Category: Wind Farms]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Wind Farm Developments

2009-05-25T18:47:33Z

Radekchanas: /* Rationale: Why is this case study interesting? */

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:14:38Z

Radekchanas: /* Wind Farm Developments */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:14:21Z

Radekchanas: /* Wind Farm Developments */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:14:02Z

Radekchanas: /* Wind Farm Developments */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic
====Wind Farm Developments in Northern Ireland====

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:03:23Z

Radekchanas: /* Designated and Protected Landscapes */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:02:38Z

Radekchanas: /* Environmental Impact Assessment */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T23:02:19Z

Radekchanas: /* Wind Farm Developments */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====**Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T22:42:26Z

Radekchanas: /* Environmental Impact Assessment */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===

Rural Landscapes Seminar Case Study List

2009-05-11T22:42:00Z

Radekchanas: /* Landscape Assessment */

*''Dear participants, please add the title of your case study to the respective chapter below (edit). If your case relates to more than one theme, please copy the title to any appropriate chapter.''

*''Titles should be formulated like the example in the first chapter.''

*''As soon as the title has been added, a new wiki page will be created with the case study template as a starting point (see example). If you think that some themes are missing, feel free to add them to the list.''

[[Image:Topicmap rurallandscapes.jpeg|400px|thumb|Rural Landscapes Topic Map|right]]
[[Image:Topicmap selection 090506.jpg|400px|thumb|Participants localise their themes|right]]

== Landscape Types ==
=== Designated and Protected Landscapes ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Peri-urban Landscapes ===
=== Agricultural Landscapes ===
This chapter would refer to landscapes that a definitely not peri-urban as a distinction to agricultural landscapes in the urban fringe.
== Types of Planning ==
=== Landscape Planning ===
Landscape planning may operate on country, regional and local level.
=== Rural Development ===
=== Urban Design ===
=== Site Design ===
== Planning Sectors and Objects ==
=== Recreation and Tourism ===
Golija-Studenica - development of ecotourism in Biosphere Reserve, Serbia by Slavica Cepic, Radmila Mircetic and Dragana Romic

=== Forestry ===
=== Agriculture ===
=== Infrastructure and Transport ===
=== Nature Protection ===
=== Mining and Quarrying ===
=== Energy ===
=== Settlements ===
== Planning Methods ==
=== Landscape Characterisation ===
=== Landscape Assessment ===
====Wind Farm Developments====

=== Development Scenarios ===
=== Integrated Assessment ===
== Planning Instruments ==
The distinction between methods and instruments is that the latter is based on a legal framework, so you would basically refer to legal instruments here.
=== Environmental Impact Assessment ===
=== Strategic Impact Assessment ===
=== Public Participation ===
=== Regional Planning ===
=== Landscape Planning ===