Development of an Environment and energy Geographical Information System (E-GIS) construction model to support environmentally friendly urban planning

Yeo, Inae; Yoon, Seong-Hwan; Yee, Jurng-Jae

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2012.11.053

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“…This methodology is a very broad vision of urban planning rather than an early design of urban residential settlement planning projects. Similarly, Yeo et al [9] proposed an E-GIS-based Decision Support System (DSS) concept of energy-optimized urban planning that integrates and is built from of several urban databases. Although the system was able to be applied at the scale of a city district, it was not able to address larger urban systems and also lacked suitable evaluation measures.…”

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The Contribution of Energy-Optimized Urban Planning to Efficient Resource Use–A Case Study on Residential Settlement Development in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

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This study examines and explores the contribution of an energy-optimized urban planning approach to efficient resource use in the context of Dhaka city, Bangladesh. A conceptual energy optimization model called the "EnUp" model has been developed and tested for feasibility and adaptation strategies to improve urban energy use in residential settlements. This study is based on a system analysis and grounded theory approach that involved field methods including key informant (KI) interviews and collection of data and information from local urban planning offices and other secondary sources. Results show that the adoption of an energy-optimized planning approach is possible and necessary in Dhaka city. The "EnUp" model can be applied in new urban settlement planning and retrofitting existing urban settlements. Ensuring various stakeholders' participation, technical inputs, and adaptability could make this innovative model and approach replicable in many other cities in the world. The study facilitates a better documentation and visualization for comprehensive urban planning and energy planning process in developing countries, while providing useful insights to policy makers, planners, developers, and interested urban stakeholders in the transition to urban sustainability.

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“…A good number of studies have concentrated either on individual energy sources or a life cycle approach [9]. Several studies revealed that only a few systems are incorporating energy transitional dynamics in urban planning.…”

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The Contribution of Energy-Optimized Urban Planning to Efficient Resource Use–A Case Study on Residential Settlement Development in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

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“…Of related interest is a simulation model of the Cooum River developed by Bunch and Dudycha (2004), involving a conceptual model of participatory development combining GIS-based DSS and an environmental model. More recently appearing is a contribution (Yeo et al, 2013), which uses a Geographical Information System Database (E-GIS DB) to create an urban planning support model relating to energy usage. In all these application, DSS has been employed to support planning processes involving several parameters.…”

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Developing a Geographic Information System-Based Assessment Model for Sustainable Metropolitan Development: The Case of the Semarang Metropolitan Region, Indonesia

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Sugiri²,

Hadi³

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American Journal of Environmental Sciences

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Spatial dynamics of metropolitan development are becoming important issues in sustainable development. In developing countries like Indonesia, the growth of metropolitan regions is often followed by problems of unsustainability. Therefore, a framework of assessment for metropolitan development can be useful as an early means of identifying any untoward aspects. This study aims to develop an assessment system that is easily applicable (user-friendly) in assessing metropolitan development in Indonesia. It is a Geographic Information System (GIS)-based spatial model formulated as a simple Decision Support System (DSS), within which information can be queried down to district (kecamatan) level. As a test case, the model was applied in the Semarang Metropolitan Region of Central Java. The results show that it is capable of documenting and assessing the level of sustainability of the region. However, the lack of data at the kecamatan level is the main barrier to the application and development of the technique. Consequently, an in-depth study involving intensive dissemination of the concept, initiative and promulgation of initial results is subsequently proposed so that awareness of the local decision makers of the Indonesian government can be improved.

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“…At present, researches on city stadiums at home have integrated the geographic information technology with urban stadiums, which is mainly applied to the areas of the best site selection, spatial accessibility, site planning and system design and implementation and so on. Ma Yunchao and Sun Jinhai developed an embedded geographic information system (GIS) and a city sports facilities information system of panoramic technology [4] . Peng Lixin, Guo Weiyong embedded the road smooth coefficient into their study and established the best location model of stadium based on average shortest path [5] .…”

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Research on WebGIS-Based Stadium Intelligent Service System

Wu¹,

Zhishuang²

2016

IJGDC

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Development of an Environment and energy Geographical Information System (E-GIS) construction model to support environmentally friendly urban planning

Cited by 65 publications

References 27 publications

The Contribution of Energy-Optimized Urban Planning to Efficient Resource Use–A Case Study on Residential Settlement Development in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

The Contribution of Energy-Optimized Urban Planning to Efficient Resource Use–A Case Study on Residential Settlement Development in Dhaka City, Bangladesh

Developing a Geographic Information System-Based Assessment Model for Sustainable Metropolitan Development: The Case of the Semarang Metropolitan Region, Indonesia

Research on WebGIS-Based Stadium Intelligent Service System

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