Seascape An area, as perceived by people, from land, sea or air, where the sea is a key element of the physical environment (European Landscape Convention). It comprises the visual and physical conjunction of land and sea which combines maritime, coast and hinterland character (Grant, 2005) SLVIA Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment. The accepted methodology underpinning SLVIA is that of LVIA (see LVIA) www.snh.org.uk Guidance on Coastal Character Assessment 24 Appendix B: References David Tyldesley and Associates, (1998). Analysis of National Landscape Character Types in Scotland. SNH Unpublished report. A. (2001). Marine Aquaculture and the Landscape: The siting and design of marine aquaculture developments in the landscape. Scottish Natural Heritage, the Crown Estate and Scottish Quality Salmon. Grant, A. (2006). Landscape/seascape carrying capacity for aquaculture. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. 215 (ROAME No. F04NC12) Grant, A. for the Firth of Clyde Forum (2013) Landscape/Seascape Assessment of the Firth of Clyde Hill, M., Briggs, J., P., Bagnall, D., Foley, K., and Williams, A. (2001). Guide to Best Practice in Seascape Assessment. Maritime Ireland / Wales INTERREG 1994 1999. Guide to Best Practice in – Countryside Council for Wales, Brady Shipman Martin and University College Seascape Assessment Dublin, (2001), for CCW. Hiscock, K. (1996). MarLIN Glossary .
Seascape An area, as perceived by people, from land, sea or air, where the sea is a key element of the physical environment (European Landscape Convention). It comprises the visual and physical conjunction of land and sea which combines maritime, coast and hinterland character (Grant, 2005) SLVIA Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment. The accepted methodology underpinning SLVIA is that of LVIA (see LVIA) www.snh.org.uk Guidance on Coastal Character Assessment 24 Appendix B: References David Tyldesley and Associates, (1998). Analysis of National Landscape Character Types in Scotland. SNH Unpublished report. A. (2001). Marine Aquaculture and the Landscape: The siting and design of marine aquaculture developments in the landscape. Scottish Natural Heritage, the Crown Estate and Scottish Quality Salmon. Grant, A. (2006). Landscape/seascape carrying capacity for aquaculture. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. 215 (ROAME No. F04NC12) Grant, A. for the Firth of Clyde Forum (2013) Landscape/Seascape Assessment of the Firth of Clyde Hill, M., Briggs, J., P., Bagnall, D., Foley, K., and Williams, A. (2001). Guide to Best Practice in Seascape Assessment. Maritime Ireland / Wales INTERREG 1994 – 1999. Guide to Best Practice in Seascape Assessment Countryside Council for Wales, Brady Shipman Martin and University College Dublin, (2001), for CCW. Hiscock, K. (1996). MarLIN Glossary .