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Community participation and geographic information systems chapter 1
... how neighbourhoods attain vitality through the collective efforts of individuals who care about their common place Castells (1983) has provided evidence that community-based action has occurred ... perceptions and desires can be empowering in a Chicago community His study concludes that ‘The GIS helped highlight the importance of cultural values in history in the future design of the neighbourhood.’ ... virtual communication and public access, but recognizes the problems that might arise due to the necessity of communicating with non-technical people, the technical problems of implementation,...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 2 pdf
... (DAPA) Hawaii Community Services Council Center for Neighbourhood Technology Chicago Area Geographic Information Study (CAGIS) East St Louis Action Research Project (ESLARP) © 2002 Taylor & Francis ... Washington DC www.hhs.gov/progorg/ophs/ omh/community/htm Washington DC Washington DC 202-3623831 www.civicnet.org/index.html www.HUD.gov/cpd/ 2020soft.html webmaster@civicnet.org Table 2.1 (Continued) ... Northern Ohio Data The Urban Center, Cleveland and Information Levin College of Service (NODIS) Public Affairs, Cleveland State U © 2002 Taylor & Francis State Phone URL NC www.ashevillechamber.org/...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 3 doc
... view of the technology neglects the ways in which users can change the nature of the technology itself, to their advantage or disadvantage Considerations of this aspect – the influence of society ... any geographical or social barriers reducing access to GIS; and on the degree to which the user can directly interact with and control the GIS These aspects all influence the capacity for a broadly ... dimensions: The communication structures connecting community organizations with GIS facilities; the nature of the interaction with GIS; the physical (geographical) accessibility of the GIS to the community...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 4 ppt
... collective voice This collective then backed an alternative vision that embraced the existing character and flavour of the neighbourhood, while also accommodating its growth 4.2 CONTEXT AND HISTORY ... democratic planning tool by addressing both the complexity of development competition at the parcel scale while maintaining the larger economic and physical vision of an evolving neighbourhood within ... hearing, thereby excepting them from the newly adopted short-term policies Perhaps the most detrimental outcome of the public hearing, however, was the announcement that over the next six months, the...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 5 pdf
... the data, and the hours of training and handholding, there is still an insignificant use of GIS at the level of the CDCs Everyone concerned, OHCD, other city agencies watching the process, the ... of continuing to fund individual CDCs, OHCD funded the Philadelphia Association of CDCs (PACDC) at a rate of about 60 thousand dollars a year to provide a ‘centre’ for GIS activity where CDCs could ... worth as a resource The same applies to mapping the locations of local cultural or community value, such as a famous family-owned barbecued chicken place on the corner which is a social gathering...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 6 pot
... the data at a publicly accessible computer terminal For a number of reasons, including the previously described technical difficulties in the database itself, this particular aspect of their vision ... much of their ‘analysis’ of data held in the housing database occurs through simple direct querying of the housing database and examination of the resulting selections of data In spite of these ... summer campouts in the park, and several cultural festivals throughout the year The Powderhorn Park Neighbourhood Association (PPNA) is the primary institution through which these and other neighbourhood...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 8 ppsx
... public Feedback by the public throughout the decision process can inform the local authority how and why particular choices are made Also in a reverse scenario, the local authority can provide ... the UK This effectively means that the majority of households will have a digital television and, hence, should have access to Internet-type channels, some of which may provide public services ... reflects the inability of schoolchildren to use the three-dimensional map, which was too high and wide for them to reach Although data were not collected on the mobility of the users, it was clear...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 9 potx
... directly involved in the decision-making process The optimistic view is that of a Jeffersonian democracy, where well-informed citizens exert an indirect influence on the process, through elections, ... surveys, and even through consumer choices A cynical view suggests that various elite groups, particularly those that benefit economically from development, control the decision-making process From an ... space; in contrast, RPC used data for their land-use plan that showed 85 per cent of the county in this category, based on air photo interpretation The tax assessors view includes all residences,...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 10 pptx
... others who otherwise lack the resources to present their case through comprehensive GIS applications may convey their messages with the same precision and clarity as those who can afford these ... Dream, a fictional 16th century Viennese cartographer chronicles his attempt to create a ‘mappa mundi’ – a perfect map of the world – without ever leaving his monk’s cell (Cowan 1996) Through traveler’s ... product has opened up the distribution of GIS to a much greater audience than was previously possible Created as a commercial product, the structure and format of the GIS data in this product have...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 11 ppsx
... facilitate a common geographic view of the catchment and enable synergistic planning amongst the six HRIC stakeholders and the community The HRIC also acts as a conduit for delivering research ... topography) and cadastral data for the lower catchment The HMP was completed in July 1996 As the HMP neared completion, it became evident to many stakeholders that the utility of the data collected could ... of data available for the Herbert catchment and improved access to that data: ‘Totally replaced and enhanced previous data.’ ‘A significant impact on data access Not only have we been accessing...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 13 potx
... Atlantic Canada, has been directed towards offshore areas where catch statistics and survey data are recorded with precise geographic coordinates (e.g Mahon et al 1998) Closer to shore, where small-boat ... interested in the project and committed financial assistance; officials also wished to add the collected information to a Province-wide database The research continued to evolve with digital contributions ... Bonavista Bay Through the course of my research and employment with Parks Canada, I was invited to participate in small-boat fishing activities with local harvesters I also facilitated a series of community...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 14 pdf
... Environmental NGOs and community access to technology 193 a state-wide NGO ‘champion’ that has provided technical assistance and assisted with communication and coordination between groups The ... NGC was conceived with support from the Victoria Foundation – an arm of the Chubb Insurance Company – which sponsors environmental activities in New Jersey However, the foundation places emphasis ... starting efforts rather than sustaining them As a result, the NGC currently finds itself without ongoing funding Another challenge facing the NGC comes directly from its successes The technical...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 15 pptx
... Huitzilac, Morelos, Mexico, in an area of spectacular mountain forests less than one hour’s drive south of Mexico City In both cases, groups that involve academic researchers and local citizens ... ecosystems they are managing (community-based) and those who are external to those systems (technocratic) The concept of rational expectations in the field of economics recognized that the way systems ... from the practice and who can point to healthy second growth forests as proof of the viability of the practice – and, say, amateur naturalists – who see nothing but ecological wasteland in the clearcuts...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 18 ppsx
... obstacles to South African communities gaining access to the Internet, it is remarkable how quickly the Internet is becoming accessible in these regions through state agencies, the private sector, ... recorded or documented Thus, the data collected by the state, the available geo-spatial databases, and their content were representative of the goals of an apartheid state, and reflected the conceptions ... that complementary knowledge acquired at differing scales creates a rich, valuable contextual resource for decision-making In many instances the CiGIS incorporates information (such as the history...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 19 potx
... expansion of capital-intensive industrial shrimp farming in coastal brackish water ponds in Asia, Latin America, and Africa, which critics maintain has promoted social dislocations, ecological changes, ... 2002 Taylor & Francis 262 S C Stonich (Stonich 1996; Stonich and Bailey 2000) Aware of the powerful political and economic forces allied against them, resistance groups have sought regular contact ... focused on the human and environmental consequences of industrial shrimp farming, MAP has a much broader focus that includes the human impacts of destruction of mangrove and other coastal environments...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 21 docx
... this question determines which of the local law enforcement agencies has jurisdiction The County Sheriff’s Office cannot make an arrest on restricted tribal land The Cherokee Marshal Service cannot ... tribes through the BIA’s GDSC 21.2 GIS AT THE CHEROKEE NATION One of the tribes lucky enough to have taken advantage of the GDSC in its prime was the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma The Cherokee ... is that of legal jurisdiction Local law enforcement agencies need to know exactly where their legal jurisdiction begins and where it ends The Cherokee Marshall Service, Cherokee County Sheriff’s...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 22 pdf
... and search for specific geographic content, and searches can extend to data held in the NSDI clearinghouse nodes Other menus guide users to mapping services and geographic data for a selected study ... project called Forest Watch, which provides the world with up-to-date information about the status of forests anywhere in the world Using standard product components and the g.net architecture concept, ... ArcInfo 8, which are accessed through three applications representing the fundamental methods of how people interact with a GIS – maps, data, and tools An important element affecting the growth...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 23 ppt
... significantly in recent years, due to the fact that many service bureaus (such as Kinko’s Copy Shop) have installed video conferencing stations and charge a small fee for access to these facilities ... bridge the gap between what the specialist intends to convey and what the public can effectively understand Such an aid might be as simple as a spreadsheet calculation that conveys concepts such as ... have been challenged to describe technical information to non-technical audiences Where abstractions have been used to convey concepts such as noise and traffic levels, more descriptive indicators...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 25 pdf
... of the site This research focuses on the manner in which current concepts and theories in human geography relate to certain fundamental aspects of visualization and PPVis: the significance of ... PPVis sites on the WWW Such insight, while not particularly surprising, is one of the primary results suggested by this research project Most vital are the concepts and ideas which shape the ... community centres (Ghose 1994) However, such physically located resources may be difficult for certain individuals to access Delivery of mapping and GIS via the WWW can maximize public access to...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 26 potx
... indicators, co-sponsor cross-sector research and support access by others to public data A service provider – a technical resource to less technical organizations – providing consultation, education, ... neighbourhood in perspective How does it compare to other neighbourhoods in the city and with other cities? In the absence of mechanisms for sharing much more than census information, US neighbourhoods ... licences could protest the concentration of licences in specific areas of the city, but could not clearly isolate the problem licence sites within this data They were also not able to link crime...
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