Digital Agora – Knowledge acquisition from spatial databases, geoinformation society VGI and social media data

Olszewski, Robert; Wendland, Agnieszka

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105614

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“…One of them could be to monitor spatial absorbency assessment which is still a new element in Polish land management practice. Due to the existing regulations, municipalities can realize this obligation in different ways, without really supporting their decisions in the land development process [12].…”

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“…Digital transformation in the area of spatial planning covers many different aspects and is related to the use of various information ana communication technologies, including among others geographic information systems (GIS), decision support systems, spatial information infrastructures, machine learning, volunteered geographic information (VGI) and social media data at the phase of planning documents elaboration [1], decision making process [2][3][4], or the participation of various stakeholders in spatial planning process [5,6]. The perspectives of benefits for spatial planners, which derive from the use of technology [7,8], and also digitisation [9], as well as social participation [10][11][12] are also discussed. As digitisation and digitalisation of spatial planning can be considered multi-dimensionally, many authors conduct more comprehensive analysis of that process taking into account the issues of both the spatial planning system, spatial policy and the structure of planning documents, and also the interoperability framework of public registries [13][14][15] and the e-government concept [16].…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Geoportal Supporting Spatial Planning in Poland: Concept and Pilot Version

Michalik

Zwirowicz-Rutkowska

2023

GaEE

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Due to the complexity of planning processes, as well as the desire to satisfy stakeholders and entities involved in spatial development and planning procedures, there is a clear need to create a platform for managing spatial development planning information. The aim of this paper is to present a project and pilot version of an urban platform (spatial planning geoportal), which is intended to be a solution used for the creation, analysis, and presentation of spatial data related to spatial planning. To implement the concept of the geoportal, one of the models used in systems and software engineering known as incremental execution was used, together with the language for documenting phases of an IT project – the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The concept includes a formal description of the geoportal functionalities using UML as well as the perspective of solution users and stakeholders. This paper also shows the functionality of the pilot version of the geoportal, which refers to spatial planning at the local level and local spatial development. The spatial planning geoportal presented in this paper adheres to the reform of spatial planning and is intended to help in conducting spatial policy, both at the local and central level. Establishment of the spatial planning geoportal may contribute to increasing the efficiency and quality of the spatial planning system in Poland, as well as other areas such as management of local government units, local and regional transport, and regional planning.

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A Geoportal Supporting Spatial Planning in Poland: Concept and Pilot Version

Michalik

Zwirowicz-Rutkowska

2023

GaEE

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“…With the proliferation of social media and other related technical devices, humans have become the main sensor of the environment [76,77] Earlier people sensed the environment, but they did not have enough modes and media to express and share the environmental changes and the local knowledge attached to it [78,79]. In contrast, now people are equipped with different devices such as mobile phones, mobile applications, and media such as different social media platforms to express their feelings and observations [80][81][82].…”

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Gamifying Community Education for Enhanced Disaster Resilience: An Effectiveness Testing Study from Australia

2022

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Providing convenient and effective online education is important for the public to be better prepared for disaster events. Nonetheless, the effectiveness of such education is questionable due to the limited use of online tools and platforms, which also results in narrow community outreach. Correspondingly, understanding public perceptions of disaster education methods and experiences for the adoption of novel methods is critical, but this is an understudied area of research. The aim of this study is to understand public perceptions towards online disaster education practices for disaster preparedness and evaluate the effectiveness of the gamification method in increasing public awareness. This study utilizes social media analytics and conducts a gamification exercise. The analysis involved Twitter posts (n = 13,683) related to the 2019–2020 Australian bushfires, and surveyed participants (n = 52) before and after experiencing a gamified application—i.e., STOP Disasters! The results revealed that: (a) The public satisfaction level is relatively low for traditional bushfire disaster education methods; (b) The study participants’ satisfaction level is relatively high for an online gamified application used for disaster education; and (c) The use of virtual and augmented reality was found to be promising for increasing the appeal of gamified applications, along with using a blended traditional and gamified approach.

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“…in the case study area of the Depok City Government to share data and support GIS for eGovernment applications. Due to the disparate scales being utilized and the lack of data quality assurance, there is an issue when attempting to merge the administrative boundary data owned by the City of Depok with the administrative border at the national level [4], [20], [23], [24]. State of The Art Research Chart.…”

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Infrastructure Model Volunteered Geographic Infor-mation Social Assistance Program To Support eGovernment Case Study of Central Aceh District

Syahputra¹,

Alfitra²

2022

Int. J. Eng. Scie. and Inform. Technology.

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The government's role in providing social assistance to reduce poverty has been going very well. However, in practice, there are obstacles to collecting and verifying data on prospective beneficiaries, so fast, precise, and accurate information is needed through the participation of the Community or Community to provide information regarding potential beneficiaries—social assistance. This study's goal is to create and develop a model of the Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) system involving the participation of the Community to determine the effectiveness of the distribution of social assistance by the government and to support the role of a transparent government or good government. This research method is descriptive research with quantitative and qualitative descriptive approaches. This system also refers to the design, development, and stages of the VGI system process suitable for a crowd or community-based approach. The expected result is a VGI-based geographic information system: First: Collect and observe data on social assistance recipients in Aceh Tengah district, Aceh Province. Second: Designing and implementing a VGI-based geographic information system. Third: System testing through two stages: system functional and non-functional testing. The final results of this research are a web-based VGI Social Assistance system model and, for volunteers, the Android-based VGI Social Assistance application.

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Digital Agora – Knowledge acquisition from spatial databases, geoinformation society VGI and social media data

Cited by 11 publications

References 30 publications

A Geoportal Supporting Spatial Planning in Poland: Concept and Pilot Version

A Geoportal Supporting Spatial Planning in Poland: Concept and Pilot Version

Gamifying Community Education for Enhanced Disaster Resilience: An Effectiveness Testing Study from Australia

Infrastructure Model Volunteered Geographic Infor-mation Social Assistance Program To Support eGovernment Case Study of Central Aceh District

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