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USEFUL INFORMATION The photographic panoramas have been taken with a full frame digital camera fitted with a 50 mm lens and combined together using planar projection. The turbines illustrated are similar to the model that may be used in the completed scheme. Both curvature of the earth and light refraction have been taken into account utilising the calculations in Technical Appendix F of ‘Visual Representation of Wind farms: Good Practice Guidance’ published by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) (29 March 2006). In order to view the visualisation at the correct distance to represent the scale of the development the sheet should be printed at the size as indicated and viewed at the stated viewing distance. In accordance with SNH 2006 (ref Technical Appendix B, Paras B19, B20 and Figure B15) the image should ideally be viewed with both eyes. The image may be viewed either curved or flat. If viewed curved the image should be held at eye level and curved through the angle (width) stated and maintained at the stated viewing distance. If viewed flat ‘the gaze is kept perpendicular to the surface of the image’ and maintained at the viewing distance indicated on the sheet. Whilst all visualisations are prepared consistent with SNH Guidance 2006 the guidance emphasises that they are a tool to assist in the assessment process and that they ‘can never replicate the experience of seeing a windfarm in the landscape’ (SNH, 2006, p9). SNH 2006 acknowledges that visualisations ‘will never appear ‘true to life’’ and that ‘they are merely tools to inform an assessment of impacts; and, like any tool, their application requires careful use.’ (SNH, 2006, p10) If an extract of the visualisation is used the resultant image must be accompanied by the following text: ‘This image has been extracted from a panorama and therefore does not accurately represent the wind farm as it will be seen from the selected viewpoint as it does not include the full context of the view’. Detailed descriptions of the visualisations can be found in Appendix 5 of the Applicant’s Response to Deadline III. The SLVIA uses the Petroleum projection in figures and visualisations, and to calculate distances and horizontal extents, in line with the industry standard for offshore development. Other sections of the application documents use OSTN02 projection. DISCLAIMER This document has been prepared to provide information in respect of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park and for no other purpose. In preparation of this document Navitus Bay Development Limited and their subcontractors have made reasonable efforts to ensure that the content is accurate, up to date and complete for the purpose for which it has been prepared. Other than any liability detailed in the contracts between the parties for this work, neither Navitus Bay Development Limited or their subcontractors shall have any liability for any loss, damage, injury, claim, expense, cost or other consequence arising as a result of use or reliance upon any information contained in or omitted from this document. © Copyright Navitus Bay Development Limited 2014 VP C VP D VP B VP01 VP02 VP03 VP04 VP05 VP06 VP07 VP08 VP09 VP10 VP11 VP12 VP13 VP14 VP15 VP16 VP17 VP18 VP19 VP20 VP21 VP22 VP23 VP24 VP25 VP26 VP27 / VP F VP28 VP29 VP30 VP31 VP32 VP33 / VP E VP34 VP35 VP A 360000 370000 380000 390000 400000 410000 420000 430000 440000 450000 460000 470000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 90000 100000 110000 Path: X:\JOBS\3844_Navitus Bay Wind Park_Post Submission\8gis\Projects\3844_09_Representative_Viewpoints_and_Landform.mxd Navitus Bay Development Ltd Legend Scale@A3: Ref: Data Sources: Date: 05/11/2014 1:400,000 Coordinate System: Datum: OSGB 1936 App.9 Viewpoints and Landform OS, Nextmap25 ± 0 10 5 NM 0 20 10 km Figure: LP_09 Author: Checked: WW SD Approved: WW Revision No.: 00 British National Grid 30km 15km 45km Turbine Area Mitigation Option 15km, 30km and 45km Radii around Turbine Area Mitigation Option Landform 0m - 50m AOD 50m - 100m AOD 100m - 150m AOD 150m - 200m AOD 300m - 350m AOD 350m - 400m AOD 250m - 300m AOD 200m - 250m AOD © British Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved. This product includes mapping data licensed from Ordnance Survey (Great Britain) with the permission of HMSO © Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved. This document has been prepared to provide information in respect of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park and for no other purpose. In preparation of this document Navitus Bay Development Limited and their subcontractors have made reasonable efforts to ensure that the content is accurate, up to date and complete for the purpose for which it has been prepared. Other than any liability detailed in the contracts between the parties for this work, neither Navitus Bay Development Limited or their subcontractors shall have any liability for any loss, damage, injury, claim, expense, cost or other consequence arising as a result of use or reliance upon any information contained in or omitted from this document. © Copyright Navitus Bay Development Limited 2014. All WGS 1984 datum information was converted into OSGB 1936 with the petroleum geographic transformation. NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL USE Representative Viewpoint Locations Specific Viewpoint Locations VP01: Portland Cliffs, Isle of Portland VP02: Weymouth Beach VP03: Redcliff Point VP04: Footpath near Osmington White Horse, White Horse Hill VP05: Hambury Tout, South West Coast Path (SWCP), near Lulworth Cove VP06: Whiteways Viewpoint, Povington Hill VP07: Swyre Head VP08: St. Aldhelm’s Head VP09: Durlston Castle, Durlston Head VP10: Swanage Seafront VP11: Ballard Down VP12: Old Harry Rocks, Handfast Point VP13: Knoll Beach, Studland VP14: Sandbanks Ferry Port VP15: Sandbanks Beach VP16: Sea View, Constitution Hill VP17: Branksome Dene Chine VP18: West Cliff, Bournemouth VP19: Undercliff Drive, Bournemouth VP20: Hengistbury Head VP21: Mudeford Quay VP22: Wharncliff Road Car Park / Cafe VP23: Holmsley Ridge, Thorney Hill VP24: Hatchet Moor, Beaulieu Heath VP25: Milford Promenade VP26: Sea-Wall, Solent Way VP27: Hurst Castle VP28: The Needles, Isle of Wight VP29: Tennyson’s Monument, Isle of Wight VP30: Compton Beach, Isle of Wight VP31: Mottistone, Isle of Wight VP32: Limerstone Down, Isle of Wight VP33: Blackgang Car Park, Isle of Wight VP34: Ferry Route, Poole to Cherbourg (sailing south) VP35: Ferry Route, Cherbourg to Poole (sailing north) VP A: Durlston near Anvil Point VP B: Swanage Beach (North) VP C: Studland Beach (North) VP D: Brownsea Island (near Branksea Castle) VP E: St Catherines Point (above Blackgang Car Park) VP F: Hurst Castle 20km and 25km Radii around Turbine Area Mitigation Option 25km 20km

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UsefUl information the photographic panoramas have been taken with a full frame digital camera

fitted with a 50 mm lens and combined together using planar projection.

the turbines illustrated are similar to the model that may be used in the completed scheme.

Both curvature of the earth and light refraction have been taken into account utilising the calculations in technical appendix f of ‘Visual representation of Wind farms: Good Practice Guidance’ published by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) (29 March 2006).

in order to view the visualisation at the correct distance to represent the scale of the development the sheet should be printed at the size as indicated and viewed at the stated viewing distance.

In accordance with SNH 2006 (ref Technical Appendix B, Paras B19, B20 and Figure B15) the image should ideally be viewed with both eyes. The image may be viewed either curved or flat. If viewed curved the image should be held at eye level and curved through the angle (width) stated and maintained at the stated viewing distance. If viewed flat ‘the gaze is kept perpendicular to the surface of the image’ and maintained at the viewing distance indicated on the sheet.

Whilst all visualisations are prepared consistent with SNH Guidance 2006 the guidance emphasises that they are a tool to assist in the assessment process and that they ‘can never replicate the experience of seeing a windfarm in the landscape’ (SNH, 2006, p9).

SNH 2006 acknowledges that visualisations ‘will never appear ‘true to life’’ and that ‘they are merely tools to inform an assessment of impacts; and, like any tool, their application requires careful use.’ (SNH, 2006, p10)

if an extract of the visualisation is used the resultant image must be accompanied by the following text: ‘this image has been extracted from a panorama and therefore does not accurately represent the wind farm as it will be seen from the selected viewpoint as it does not include the full context of the view’.

Detailed descriptions of the visualisations can be found in Appendix 5 of the Applicant’s Response to Deadline III.

The SLVIA uses the Petroleum projection in figures and visualisations, and to calculate distances and horizontal extents, in line with the industry standard for offshore development. Other sections of the application documents use OSTN02 projection.

Disclaimerthis document has been prepared to provide information in respect of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park and for no other purpose.

in preparation of this document navitus Bay Development limited and their subcontractors have made reasonable efforts to ensure that the content is accurate, up to date and complete for the purpose for which it has been prepared.

Other than any liability detailed in the contracts between the parties for this work, neither navitus Bay Development limited or their subcontractors shall have any liability for any loss, damage, injury, claim, expense, cost or other consequence arising as a result of use or reliance upon any information contained in or omitted from this document.

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© British Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved.This product includes mapping data licensed from Ordnance Survey (Great Britain) with the permission of HMSO © Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved.This document has been prepared to provide information in respect of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park and for no other purpose. In preparation of this document Navitus Bay Development Limited and their subcontractors have made reasonable efforts to ensurethat the content is accurate, up to date and complete for the purpose for which it has been prepared. Other than any liability detailed in the contracts between the parties for this work, neither Navitus Bay Development Limited or their subcontractors shall have anyliability for any loss, damage, injury, claim, expense, cost or other consequence arising as a result of use or reliance upon any information contained in or omitted from this document.© Copyright Navitus Bay Development Limited 2014. All WGS 1984 datum information was converted into OSGB 1936 with the petroleum geographic transformation. NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL USE

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Scale@A3:

Ref:

Data Sources:

Date: 05/11/2014

1:400,000

Coordinate System:

Datum:OSGB 1936 App.9

Viewpoints and Landform

OS,Nextmap25

±0 105 NM

0 2010 km

Figure: LP_09

Author: Checked: WWSD Approved: WW

Revision No.: 00

British National Grid

30km15km 45km

Turbine Area Mitigation Option

15km, 30km and 45km Radii aroundTurbine Area Mitigation Option

Landform

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50m - 100m AOD

100m - 150mAOD

150m - 200mAOD

300m - 350mAOD

350m - 400mAOD

250m - 300mAOD

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© British Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved.This product includes mapping data licensed from Ordnance Survey (Great Britain) with the permission of HMSO © Crown Copyright, 2014. All rights reserved.This document has been prepared to provide information in respect of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park and for no other purpose. In preparation of this document Navitus Bay Development Limited and their subcontractors have made reasonable efforts to ensurethat the content is accurate, up to date and complete for the purpose for which it has been prepared. Other than any liability detailed in the contracts between the parties for this work, neither Navitus Bay Development Limited or their subcontractors shall have anyliability for any loss, damage, injury, claim, expense, cost or other consequence arising as a result of use or reliance upon any information contained in or omitted from this document.© Copyright Navitus Bay Development Limited 2014. All WGS 1984 datum information was converted into OSGB 1936 with the petroleum geographic transformation. NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL USE

Representative Viewpoint Locations

Specific Viewpoint Locations

VP01: Portland Cliffs, Isle of PortlandVP02: Weymouth BeachVP03: Redcliff PointVP04: Footpath near Osmington White Horse, White Horse HillVP05: Hambury Tout, South West Coast Path (SWCP), near Lulworth CoveVP06: Whiteways Viewpoint, Povington HillVP07: Swyre HeadVP08: St. Aldhelm’s HeadVP09: Durlston Castle, Durlston HeadVP10: Swanage SeafrontVP11: Ballard DownVP12: Old Harry Rocks, Handfast PointVP13: Knoll Beach, StudlandVP14: Sandbanks Ferry PortVP15: Sandbanks BeachVP16: Sea View, Constitution HillVP17: Branksome Dene ChineVP18: West Cliff, BournemouthVP19: Undercliff Drive, BournemouthVP20: Hengistbury HeadVP21: Mudeford QuayVP22: Wharncliff Road Car Park / CafeVP23: Holmsley Ridge, Thorney HillVP24: Hatchet Moor, Beaulieu HeathVP25: Milford PromenadeVP26: Sea-Wall, Solent WayVP27: Hurst CastleVP28: The Needles, Isle of WightVP29: Tennyson’s Monument, Isle of WightVP30: Compton Beach, Isle of WightVP31: Mottistone, Isle of WightVP32: Limerstone Down, Isle of WightVP33: Blackgang Car Park, Isle of WightVP34: Ferry Route, Poole to Cherbourg (sailing south)VP35: Ferry Route, Cherbourg to Poole (sailing north)VP A: Durlston near Anvil PointVP B: Swanage Beach (North)VP C: Studland Beach (North)VP D: Brownsea Island (near Branksea Castle)VP E: St Catherines Point (above Blackgang Car Park)VP F: Hurst Castle

20km and 25km Radii aroundTurbine Area Mitigation Option

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