Parallel Sessions
Overview of topics:
Perception Planning Participation Power
Wednesday, 16 September – 11:00-13:00
A1 Discourses, stories, narratives
Chair: Bohumil Frantal
Old landscapes, new narratives: Addressing the conflict between
climate change mitigation and landscape conservation
Maunu Häyrynen; Finland
Perceptions of an Irish energy landscape
Pat Brereton; Ireland
Evolving energy landscapes in the South Wales Valleys; creative
approaches exploring perception, participation and power
David Llewellyn / Karen Lewis / Rosie Day / Mel Rohse; United
Kingdom
Energy landscapes in Europe – the view from China
Tianhong Yu / Holger Behm; Germany
A2 Visualisation, visual impact assessment
Chair: Paul Tabbush
Landscape analysis and visualisation technologies – tools in the
development and assessment of "energy landscapes"
Dieter Gründonner; Germany
Landscape stories: Collecting, visualising and communicating geolocated
perceptual and natural data
Dominica Williamson / John Martin; United Kingdom
Low-cost immersive 3D visualisations for evaluating visual impacts
of wind parks using smartphones and free software
Thomas Schauppenlehner / Boris Salak / Stefan Höltinger / Patrick Scherhaufer; Austria
Experiential and visual impacts of energy on the Pennsylvania
landscape
Lacey Goldberg / Timothy Murtha; United States
B1 Urban (energy) landscape, urban-rural relations
Chair: Mojca Golobic
Carbon heroes: Exploring higher-density energy landscapes
Sven Stremke / Dirk Oudes / Ilse Voskamp; Netherlands
Sustainable governance of energy landscapes and land use conflicts
– Rural-urban interactions in Germany and China
Jürgen Scheffran / Peter Michael Link / Kesheng Shu / Jinxi Yang;
Germany
Urban energy landscapes: From theory to planning and design
practice
Changsoon Choi / Tom van Heeswijk / Sven Stremke; Netherlands
C1 Engaging the public I – Tools and methods
Chair: Michael Roth
A transdisciplinary study of energy landscapes in Sweden
Agatino Rizzo / Bjorn Ekelund; Sweden
Participative energy planning in Hungary
Norbert Kohlheb / Csaba Centeri / Gábor Ónodi;Hungary
Integrating planning and landscape management to deliver public
policy on energy and land use
David Miller / Gillian Donaldson-Selby / Chen Wang / Jane Morrice;
United Kingdom
Social networks and the energy landscape: Toward a dynamic
communications model
Danielle Barrios-O‘Neill; United Kingdom
D1 Hidden landscapes, visualised landscapes
Chair: Chris Dalglish
Invisible landscape of hydropower: Identifying power issues
embedded in Alpine energy landscapes
Viviana Ferrario / Benedetta Castiglioni; Italy
Uncovering the hidden landscape of bioenergy in the Czech
Republic; a study of the emergence of fast-growing tree crops
Stanislav Martinat; Czech Republic / Dan van der Horst; United
Kingdom
Walking the field: Wind power planning and the politics of
visualisation (Eure-et-Loir, France)
Alain Nadai; France
The recent politicisation of the underground – is the subsoil also a
landscape?
Conrad Kunze; Germany
D2 Power and territory: the politics of landscapes
Chair: Andrea Bues
Energy landscape as a political entity: Farmers´ practices around
wind power in Northern Friesland
Edith Chezel / Olivier Labussière; France
Energy landscapes in traditional Alpine mining regions – examples
from Austria and Bavaria
Oliver Bender / Andreas Haller; Austria
Wind-energy in forests: Power, resistance and the transformation
of
energy production and landscapes in German regions
Ricardo Kaufer; Germany
Wednesday, 16 September – 14:00-16:00
A3 Survey-based perception research I
Chair: Sarah McCarthy
Do wind turbines really disrupt landscapes? Empirical evidence on
economic and social conditionality of public perception
Bohumil Frantál; Czech Republic
Enlargement of a hydropower reservoir in Switzerland: Visual
assessment by tourists
Marcel Hunziker; Switzerland
Landscape externalities of renewable energies and transmission lines
in Germany – Results from a nation-wide survey
Jürgen Meyerhoff / Malte Oehlmann; Germany
Measuring renewable energy externalities: Evidence from subjective
well-being data
Charlotte von Möllendorff / Heinz Welsch; Germany
B2 Land use planning related to energy crops / biomass
Chair: Gerd Lintz
Biomass energy as a catalyst for landscape restoration and forest
design
Carmela Canzonieri; Italy
Biomass use and cultural landscape conservation: Analysis of
territorial potential and guidelines for the Goriška region
Mojca Golobič / Nika Benčina; Slovenia
Complementary biomass use through landscape quality
management - Case: Three Countries Park
Anja Brüll; Belgium
B3 Landscape governance I
Chair: Peter Wirth
Landscape Act – New law regulations for creating wind power plants
in Poland
Monika Domanowska; Poland
Planning energy landscapes: remarks from the Italian case study
Marcello Magoni / Chiara Cortinovis; Italy
Environmental planning and environmental economic instruments
with regard to energy landscapes
Felix Ekardt; Germany
C2 Engaging the public II – Case studies
Chair: Paul Tabbush
Caught between ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ taboos? – Public participation in
spatial planning for wind energy landscapes in Saxony
Juliane Albrecht / Markus Leibenath / Maria Elena Zegada /
Gerd Lintz; Germany
The rise of “private participation” in the planning of energy
development in the US
Jeffrey Jacquet; USA
Framing the collaborative management for river landscapes in an
Eastern Anatolian province
Emel Baylan; Turkey
The governance, acceptance and justice of wind energy. A
qualitative study of stakeholder perceptions in Austria
Patrick Scherhaufer / Stefan Höltinger / Boris Salak / Johannes
Schmidt; Austria
C3 Special perspectives
Chair: Maria Elena Zegada
Challenges of regional participation in Germany’s Energiewende –
insights from the Wendland and the Prignitz
Andreas Röhring; Germany
Participatory development of landscape scenarios for sustainable
bioenergy strategies
Ralf-Uwe Syrbe / Karsten Grunewald; Germany
Communal energy planning – Participatory planning considering
preferences for autarky, aesthetic aspects and energy mix
Nina Mostegl / Ulrike Pröbstl-Haider; Austria
Wolfgang Haider; Canada
Smart energy cities in Europe. Urban transformation towards carbon
neutrality
Jürgen Oßenbrügge; Germany
D3 The power of arguments, discourses and societal
viewpoints
Chair: Ludger Gailing
Reimagining rivers: Restoring American power by dam removals
Enrique Lanz Oca; USA
Energy transition – of course, but no side effects, please! The
contrariness of society’s relation to renewable energies
Stefan Heiland / Rainer Luick / Bernd Demuth / Dimitri Vedel;
Germany
Power in energy landscapes: Local discourses in disputes over wind
turbines
Andrea Bues; Germany
Successful processes for determining wind energy priority areas:
What are the key factors?
Georg Philipp Mueller / Anna M. Hersperger / Felix Kienast;
Switzerland
Thursday, 17 September – 11:00-13:00
A5 Special perspectives
Chair: Hannes Palang
Actors of the future landscapes. "Landscape literacy" experiences
with school children in the Northeast Italy
Benedetta Castiglioni / Viviana Ferrario; Italy
Landscape values and wind generation in west Mayo, Ireland
Kenneth Boyle; Ireland
Perception of the scale effects of wind turbines in the Scottish
landscape
Caroline Stanton; United Kingdom
Promoting local acceptance of wind turbines by proactive law.
Theoretical and methodological perspectives
Marie Leer Jørgensen; Denmark
B4 Landscape governance II
Chair: Wolfgang Wende
Understanding "landscape governance": The case of wind energy
landscapes in Germany
Markus Leibenath / Gerd Lintz; Germany
Who pulls the strings? Analysis of the dialogue between the energy
and planning sector: Example of Slovenia
Naja Marot / Mojca Golobič; Slovenia
Energy policy landscape governance: Analysing the multi-level
nature-society impacts of hydraulic fracturing
Jennifer Baka; United Kingdom
Linking energy systems and landscapes: The mediating role of local
energy initiatives
Jessica de Boer / Katharina Gugerell / Christian Zuidema; Netherlands
B6 Landscape assessment in the context of siting decisions
Chair: Heidi Elisabeth Megerle
GIS based assessment of designated forest areas for wind farms
Torsten Lipp / Robert Glaser; Germany
A toolkit to assist landscape-scale spatial planning in relation to
landscape capacity for renewable energy installations
John Martin / Bryony Fowler / Roger English; United Kingdom
Spatial patterns of vulnerable sites as predictors for conflicts caused
by wind energy plants
Frank Masurowski / Martin Lange / Martin Drechsler; Germany
Tools and criteria for the assessment of landscape impact in the
Guide for Landscape Integration of Andalusian Wind Parks
Michela Ghislanzoni / Miguel Torres García / Francisco Cáceres
Clavero; Spain
D4 The power of socio-materiality: Assemblages and
societal relations to nature
Chair: Martin Pasqualetti
Energy landscaping in Third Modernity
Cordula Kropp; Germany
Societal relations to nature – power structures in planning for
sustainable development in the energy transition
Sebastian Heilmann; Germany
The co-production of energy landscapes in urban settings
Vanesa Castan Broto; United Kingdom
Special Session COST Action RELY
Chair: Michael Roth
Special Session COST Action TU1401: Renewable energy and
landscape quality (RELY)
Michael Roth; Germany
Renewable energy development and landscape quality change in
Europe
Marina Frolova; Spain
Csaba Centeri; Hungary
Assessing the potential and sensitivity of landscape functions and
qualities for development of specific renewable energy production
systems
Bohumil Frantál; Czech Republic
Dan van der Horst; United Kingdom
How to meet landscape-related concerns towards local renewable
energy projects?
Matthias Buchecker; Switzerland
Dina Stober; Croatia
Short presentation of Working Group 4’s synthesis of findings and
dissemination
Malgorzata Kowalczyk; Poland
Alexandra Kruse; Germany
RELY – short term scientific missions
Serge Schmitz; Belgium
Thursday, 17 September – 14:00-16:00
A4 Survey-based perception research II
Chair: Naja Marot
Fairness versus efficiency in the optimal allocation of renewable
power plants in Germany
Martin Lange / Frank Masurowski / Martin Drechsler; Germany
The acceptance of photovoltaic panel sites in a tourism region
Matthias Buchecker / Annina Michel / Norman Backhaus; Switzerland
Participatory landscape assessment using web survey
methodologies for wind farm planning on the regional planning
level
Michael Roth; Germany
Rethinking the role of design of pylons. A discussion and empirical
study
Barbara Sophie Zaunbrecher / Katrin Arning / Kai Kasugai / Martina
Ziefle; Germany
A6 Conflicting values and attitudes
Chair: Sarah McCarthy
Landscapes of Conflict: Contested energy landscapes in the German
Energiewende
Fritz Reusswig / Eva Eichenauer / Ines Heger; Germany
Changing perceptions of geothermal energy landscapes in Iceland
Karl Benediktsson; Iceland
Changing public viewpoints on wind energy development in Belgium
Vincent Vanderheyden / Serge Schmitz; Belgium
Conflicting values of heritage, landscape and wind energy: A case
study in perception, the past and planning in Scotland
Helen Green; United Kingdom
B5 Landscape governance III
Chair: Gerd Lintz
The making of "a sustainable society and a renewable energy
consensus": Shared perception and remaining disagreement
Shota Furuya / Tatsuya Wakeyama / Yasushi Maruyama / Tetsunari Iida; Japan
Bridging governance gaps in energy landscapes: Reflections on the
case study of Leipzig, Western Saxony, Germany
Christian Strauß / Thomas Weith / Annegret Repp; Germany
Energy landscapes in the Alps. Planning of and conflicts over
renewable energy systems in an Alpine region
Bruno Zanon; Italy
Identifying institutional development paths of local energy
transitions
Marion Hitzeroth / Mathias Jehling / Martin Brückner; Australia
B7 Special perspectives
Chair: Peter Wirth
Recycling energy landscapes: Limits and opportunities
Martin Pasqualetti; USA
Designing anticipative transformation in resource-intensive
production landscapes. Rhenish Mining Area, Germany
Timo Matti Wirth; Germany
Renewable energies and the landscapes of the future
Claudia Hildebrandt / Kathrin Ammermann / Alice Schröder /
Matthias Herbert; Germany
The role and potentialities of Landscapes Approaches to planning
for wind farm expansion; a view from Scotland.
Jose Munoz-Rojas; United Kingdom
Marc Gonzalez-Puente; Spain
Felipe Cortines-Garcia; Italy
Julius Proell; Austria
D5 Power resources in landscapes
Chair: Ludger Gailing
Energy landscape versus landscape of intensive agriculture – the
case of the 'bioenergy region Südoldenburg'
Kim Philip Schumacher; Germany
Landscape justice: Land reform, fair and responsible governance,
and the historic environment practitioner
Chris Dalglish / Alan Leslie / Gavin MacGregor / Kenny Brophy; United
Kingdom
Agrofuels on their way to displacing alternative rural livelihoods:
Case studies from Brazil
Martina Neuburger / Rafaela Rau / Sarah Dittmer / Marcel Langer;
Germany
Poverty-induced energy landscapes and their ecological and socioeconomic
consequences: Case study Burundi
Heidi Elisabeth Megerle; Germany
