Collecting terrain data project
Inventory of public utility objects in Promenada-Morskie Oko Park in Warsaw, Poland
Localisation
Promenada-Morskie Oko Park is a park complex in the Mokotów District of Warsaw, located along the Warsaw Escarpment. The park consists of two parts: historical (Szuster's and Promenada Parks) and post-war (Morskie Oko Park).
The Promenada-Morskie Oko Park is a municipal park complex formed on the basis of a suburban residence of Izabela Czartoryska dated to the 17th century. It consists of a historical palace and garden complex as well as the post-war "Morskie Oko" park. The oldest part, despite many transformations, is a reminder of one of the early sentimental landscape parks in Poland, designed by eminent architects. The greenery complex integrated with the Warsaw Escarpment determines its high natural and landscape values.
Szuster's Palace in Szuster's Park
The park is located in the Mokotów District, between ul. Puławska and Belwederska, from the south it is limited by ul. Morskie Oko and Promenada, and from the north by ul. Spacerowa.
Inventory
Using Collector for ArcGIS I made an inventory of park facilities - buildings, playgrounds, benches and monuments. The inventory area covered about 0.5 km.
Some objects marked in the field required later editing (shifting or changing the geometry) in the desktop program. Some attributes of the objects, such as "material", were not used - the benches in the whole park complex turned out to have the same design.
Monuments in the park: 1. Jan Matejko's monument 2. Monument of the Warsaw Uprising 3. Monument dedicated to those murdered in 1944
In total, I marked 108 street furniture objects (benches and monuments), drew 8 surface objects (playgrounds and buildings) and added a path in the Promenada Park to the park alley network.
The bench model used in the Promenada-Morskie Park
Recreational facilities in the Promenada-Morskie Oko Park
Data visualization
Promenada-Morskie Oko Park inventory map
