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Community participation and geographic information systems chapter 1
... urbanized portion of three counties © 2002 Taylor & Francis 57 59 61 66 68 71 72 78 83 94 97 105 116 118 119 126 x Figures 10.2 The communications pyramid showing the division of target populations ... planning 113 STEPHEN J VENTURA, BERNARD J NIEMANN, JR., TODD L SUTPHIN AND RICHARD E CHENOWETH 10 Portland Metro’s dream for public involvement 125 MARK BOSWORTH, JOHN DONOVAN AND PAUL COUEY 11 A ... interactive web-based application for accessing Metro’s GIS data layers 11. 1 The Herbert River catchment in northern Australia 11. 2 The structure of the Herbert Resource Information Centre 12.1 Map...
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... Florida Department Miami of Children and Families, District 11 The Atlanta Project Atlanta (TAP) URL FL FL www.state.fl.us/cf_web/ district11 404-2065015 Honolulu HI Chicago University of Illinois ... Environmental Studies Department Philadelphia PA mgregor@tccl.lib.ok.us www.libertynet.org/nol 717-24 5113 5 www.dickinson.edu/allarm 215-5456010 401-2226483 www.libertynet.org/hadv Providence RI www.providenceplan.org ... Democratizing Information: First Year Report of the National Neighborhood Indicators Project, pp 118 –136 © 2002 Taylor & Francis ...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 3 doc
... because community organizations separately use university facilities Community organizations rely strongly on university GIS expertise, rarely maintaining their own systems or making direct use of ... participation GIS – Barriers to implementation’, Cartography and Geographic Information Systems 25(2): 105 112 Barndt, M G and Craig, W J (1994) ‘Data providers empower community GIS efforts’, GIS World...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 4 ppt
... 30 years of fighting development pressures in the city, this non-profit network established a strong political neighbourhood voice This voice influenced the 1985 San Francisco Planning Department...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 5 pdf
... but in Philadelphia, as in many other places, the issue of distributing the data evokes numerous strong opinions regarding legal implications and political ramifications Giving the data to CDCs...
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... and Star, (eds) Revitalizing Urban Neighborhoods (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas), pp 96 111 Ghose, R (1999) ‘Use of information technology for community empowerment: transforming geographic ... geographic analysis of housing issues in the neighbourhood This comprehensive geographic analysis strongly informed the programmes designed by the Housing and Land-Use committee For instance, a staff ... participation GIS: barriers to implementation’, Cartography and Geographic Information Systems 25(2): 105 112 Elwood, S and Leitner, H (1998) ‘GIS and community-based planning: exploring the diversity of...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 8 ppsx
... interested, even though the decision problems © 2002 Taylor & Francis Web-based PPGIS in the UK 111 potentially become more important A good example of this is nuclear waste disposal While the ... form that cannot be imported into a proprietary GIS (Kingston et al 1999) © 2002 Taylor & Francis 110 R Kingston 8.5 CONCLUSIONS AND DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH The on-line PPGIS experiment in ... available, actual use of the system was clearly skewed toward particular demographic groups There was a strong (70.6/29.4%) male to female bias among users The occupation information collected in the database...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 9 potx
... 114 S J Ventura et al development decisions, particularly actors who could be more influential if ... groups use it more than others? © 2002 Taylor & Francis GIS-enhanced land-use planning • • 9.2 115 are there technical barriers to fuller use by some groups? what would users be doing without ... 2000) They have recently begun to use it for land-use planning as well © 2002 Taylor & Francis 116 S J Ventura et al A recent rejuvenation of the LICGF–Dane County relation represents initial...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 11 ppsx
... use by the community 11. 5.2 Principles of a CRIC The CRIC model is based on a series of principles that outline its structure and function These are described in Table 11. 2 11. 6 CONCLUSION Prior ... natural resource management, and improved collaboration 11. 2.4 HRIC structure HRIC is a distributed cross-organizational corporate GIS (Figure 11. 2) The organization offers a bureau service in its ... representative bodies, and local businesses 11. 3 EXAMPLES OF HRIC PROJECTS The following projects illustrate the effectiveness of HRIC’s collaborative approach 11. 3.1 Cane block mapping The two sugar...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 13 potx
... protected area planning (e.g Sadler and Boothroyd 1994; Pimbert and Pretty 1997) Mailhot (1993: 11) characterizes this knowledge as ‘the sum of the data and ideas acquired by a human group on ... interest, coupled with existing relationships and an established rapport made the Eastport group a strong candidate for collaboration Initially, I believed that fishers could provide valuable information ... entry Draft place name and composite harvest area maps were then generated and laser-printed on 11 ϫ 17Љ paper to enable low-cost reproduction and wide distribution A set of these maps was returned...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 14 pdf
... competing land uses 14.2.2 Factor 2: strong home rule and limits on local technology development An important force in New Jersey is the state’s tradition of strong home rule As a result, the state ... (as opposed to the more generalized land-cover data as described in Table 14.1) In other states, strong home rule could serve as a negative factor for NGOs who find themselves stymied by the lack ... the municipalities within their jurisdiction to develop databases It should also be noted that strong home rule has contributed to environmental and growth management problems in New Jersey (Mansnerus...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 15 pptx
... requirements are self-observation, self-reflection and some degree of freedom of action’ (p 11) This sequence – perceive, interpret and respond – is the foundation of sound decision-making ... steer themselves and their own environment with better results?’ (p 13) Geyer’s own arguments strongly support the latter PPGIS can make a contribution; surprisingly, the process itself might ... Consequent disparities may be significant © 2002 Taylor & Francis Mexican and Canadian case studies 211 Financial barriers Financial limits to data access are inevitable These limits may be at a very...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 18 ppsx
... political (Lupton and Mather 1996) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This research was supported by NSF grant # SBR-951 511: ‘Integrating Regional Political Ecology and GIS for Rural Reconstruction in the South African...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 19 potx
... etc were compiled, a master database was created using Microsoft Access, and a sampling frame of 811 MAP members was constructed Semi-structured questionnaires were sent by e-mail and postal mail ... and backlash to industrial shrimp farming’, Cartography and Geographic Information Systems 25(2): 113 –122 Stonich, S C and Bailey, C (2000) ‘Resisting the Blue Revolution: contending coalitions...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 21 docx
... of the Ozark Mountains in a small town called Tahlequah (tal-eh-kwa) Indian population is about 117 ,000,2 the Cherokee Nation has what is known as a ‘checkerboard’ land base; it is not a reservation...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 22 pdf
... methodologies and tools, such as a richer data model that makes knowledge more accessible, and a strong and enriched data management technology Software development efforts have focused on usability, ... growth’ theme, which is part of a livability agenda intended to help communities flourish in a strong, sustainable manner The livability agenda is designed to strengthen the federal government’s...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 23 ppt
... participation, can be found within the © 2002 Taylor & Francis Spatial multimedia representations 311 public access model of local cable TV franchises in the United States For example, several years ... participation in the planning process: an essentially contested process?’ Journal of Planning Literature 11( 3): 424–434 Ferrand, N (1999) ‘Emerging visualization technologies to support public participation...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 26 potx
... organizing and interpreting data for their own needs, access to data is not sufficient Only the strongest organizations tend to benefit when data is only available in undigested formats 26.4.2...
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