Compiled by Renee Sieber. Last updated
Thanks
to Mike McCall for new additions
Cultural
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This articles
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This exhaustive article (60
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various traditional methods of gaining public input in the planning process, he discuses the role of PPGIS in the planning process. Slaithwaite and the Chicago-Pilsen
examples of PPGIS being used in the planning process are discussed at length.
He also describes how PPGIS has been used for forest management in southern
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The authors contend that many
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themselves naturally to a GIS. When a web-based PPGIS is used in the planning
process, participation is not limited by the ability to attend a meeting or
willingness to speak at a public forum. The authors examine the Slaithwaite case in the
________________________. 2000. Accessing Geographical Information Systems over the World Wide Web: Improving public participation in environmental decision-making. Information Infrastructure and Policy. 6(3): 157-170.
This paper describes work
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Society Research Programme and presents some initial
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World Wide Web. Particular attention is paid to the development of geographical
information systems and Web-based SDSS with the principal aim of increasing
public involvement in environmental decision-making. Discussion focuses on
public access issues and the implications for online approaches to public
participation. Examples of 3 online SDSSs are given covering
local, regional and national scale case studies.
__________________________ 1999. Virtual
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Han, Sun Sheng
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Harris, Trevor M. and Daniel Weiner.
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Hutchinson, C. F. and Toledano, J. 1993. Guidelines for demonstrating geographical information systems based on participatory development. International Journal of Geographical Information Systems (7): 5.
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Jankowski, Piotr
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Jankowski, Piotr
and Timothy Nyerges. 2001. Geographic
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Jordan, Gavin. 2002. GIS for Community Forestry User Groups
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Jordan, Gavin. 1999. Public Participation and GIS: Report
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Jordan, G. H. 1998. A Systems Based Framework for the
Evaluation of a Geographic Information System for community forest resource
assessment. Paper presented at GIS and Society Conference,
Kellog, Wendy A. 1999. Community-based Organizations and Neighbourhood Environmental Problem Solving: A Framework for Adoption of Information Technologies. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 42(4): 445-470.
Kellogg, W.A. 1999. From the field, observations
on using GIS to develop a neighborhood environmental information system for
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Kim, Karl. 1998. Using GIS Technologies to Empower Community
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Kingston, Richard. 2002. Web Based PPGIS in the
This paper describes the
classic Slaithwaite case of public participation GIS.
Slaithwaite was one of the first communities in the
world to implement a web-based PPGIS for community planning purposes. The local
government maintains a web page where users can select features on a map of the
village and submit their concerns to the local government through a comments
form. The authors describe the difficulties encountered which are similar to
those described in other articles: technology may alienate certain members of
the community, especially older, poorer members. Again, the concern was raised
that, by graphically presenting data, unwarranted authority is granted to it. (from Emily
Larkin—http://oregonstate.edu/~larkine/Public_Participation_GIS.html)
______________________________. 1999. A GIS for the public:
Enhancing participation in local decision making. Paper given
at GISRUK ’99 conference,
Slaithwaite PFR-NIF refers to the ‘Planning for Real’ ® exercise
by Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation using a
1:1000 3-D scale model of Slaithwaite village, West
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