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Research presented in the article was designed to assess the possibility of using the Visual Impact Size (VIS) method as a tool supporting decision making on protecting park interiors and their landscapes against accidental visual impact of tall buildings. The study enables assessing the efficiency of the VIS method while examining the impact of tall buildings to establish whether and to what extent those buildings can be seen. The study also aims at using LiDAR data (as DSM models) for reflecting the spatial structure of park interiors for the purpose of the VIS analysis.

ASSESSMENT OF TALL BUILDINGS VISUAL IMPACT ON SELECTED LANDSCAPE INTERIORS USING THE VIS METHOD