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Windfarm Visual Issue
Author: | Aesthetics, Siting, U.K.
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An investigaton into the techniques and methodology used in windfarm computer visualisations
April 2007
“This document does not question whether we should be developing windfarms or should not be developing windfarms, or even whether they look good on a landscape or are a visual intrusion on the landscape. We are simply addressing the methodology used by the windfarm industry, who in our opinion, have been using misleading methods for the last 11 years whilst seeking to obtain planning permission.”
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