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The result of a pubic participation project supported by five European nations, this combination report and analysis details efforts to use new technologies to involve average citizens in urban planning and development in terms of land and water use, infrastructure, and aesthetics. The 12 papers describe the process of setting up geo-visualization support for participatory spatial planning, perspectives on citizen participation, efforts to raise awareness of opportunities to participate in Catalonia, development of a discussion panel in Poland, using 3D visualizations in Germany, refining the e-interaction factor, getting a virtual flight over the city of Barreiro, using time travel in Gronigen's Lake City, adopting innovative tools for pubic participation by the Flemish land agency, and reflections on lessons learned. The accompanying DVD contains additional information on the projects. Distributed in the US by Enfield. Annotation 漏2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Table Of Contents:
Mansholt Publication Series 5(7)
Address by Mr Barroso, President of the European Commission, to the final PSPE conference. 12(1)
Foreword 13(2)
Henk Mulder
Acknowledgements 15(6)
List of abbreviations 21(2)
Introduction - geo-visualisation for participatory spatial planning in Europe 23(10)
Adri van den Brink
Ron van Lammeren
Rob van de Velde
Silke Dane
Participatory spatial planning in the European e-society 23(1)
The power of geo-visualisation 24(3)
The PSPE project 27(3)
Purpose and structure of the book 30(3)
Perspectives on citizen participation in spatial planning in Europe 33(20)
Silke Dane
Adri van den Brink
Introduction 33(1)
What is spatial planning all about? 34(4)
Citizen participation in spatial planning 38(6)
Differences in planning culture 44(6)
Conclusions 50(3)
Raising awareness for participation through interactive geo-visualisation in Catalonia 53(12)
Irene Compte Lobera
Rosa Olivella Gonzalez
The context of participatory planning in Catalonia, Spain 53(1)
Salt 70: a case for promoting participation itself 54(2)
Methodology 56(4)
Results and lessons learned 60(2)
Conclusions 62(3)
Development of a geo-discussion panel as a tool for public participation in Poland 65(10)
Maria Andrzejewska
Marek Baranowski
Anna Kowalska
Jan Matuszkiewicz
Ewa Roo-Zielinska
Monika Rusztecka
Jerzy Solon
General background 65(2)
Applied participation and communication methods 67(4)
Results 71(2)
Conclusions and lessons learned 73(2)
Understanding the role of 3D visualisation: the example of Calden Airport expansion, Kassel, Germany 75(14)
Jochen Mulder
Sabine Sack-da-Silva
Diedrich Bruns
The Calden Airport expansion project 75(1)
Interactive and non-interactive visualisation tools: questions asked 76(1)
Standards for quality assurance 76(4)
Preparation and application of visualisations 80(3)
Research results 83(3)
Lessons learned 86(1)
Future research 87(2)
Geo-visualisation - The e-interaction factor in spatial planning 89(18)
Ron van Lammeren
Arend Ligtenberg
Joao Serpa
Joana Abreu
Irene Plezier
Preliminary insights and guidelines 89(1)
Basic notions of geo-visualisation 90(1)
The transformation chain 90(2)
Production of geo-visualisations 92(3)
Visual thinking and visual communication 95(4)
Interfaces for geo-visualisations 99(1)
E-interaction communication protocols 100(3)
Preliminary insights and guidelines 103(4)
Getting involved in spatial planning issues - A virtual flight over the city of Barreiro 107(12)
Nuno Banza
Susana Camacho
Introduction 107(1)
Doing things better 108(1)
An innovative tool for citizen participation 109(6)
Main results and lessons learned 115(2)
Conclusions and future actions 117(2)
Usability of 3D geo-visualisation for spatial orientation 119(8)
Malgorzata Milosz
Ron van Lammeren
Tessa Hoogerwerf
Introduction 119(1)
Methodology 119(2)
Results 121(3)
Discussion and recommendations 124(3)
Time travel to the future landscape of Groningen Lake City 127(14)
Wim Boetze
Joost van Uum
Introduction 127(1)
Plan area and design brief 127(2)
The Lake City viewer: flying in virtual reality 129(1)
Professional appraisal of the viewer 130(2)
Use of the viewer in the planning process 132(2)
Artists and designers contribute ideas on living in Lake City 134(4)
Conclusions and lessons learned 138(3)
Adoption of innovative tools for public participation by the Flemish land agency 141(10)
Jeroen Jansen
Peter De Graef
Hilde Geskens
Heidi Van Offenwert
Jo Van Valckenborgh
Participatory spatial planning in Zondereigen 141(2)
A website as a meeting point 143(4)
Results 147(3)
Conclusions and lessons learned 150(1)
Organising innovation: the integration of innovative geo-visualisation techniques into participatory spatial planning 151(18)
Arda Riedijk
Irene Pleizier
Henk Scholten
Rob van de Velde
An organisational perspective 151(1)
Visioning about geo-ICT for public participation 152(4)
Diffusion of new technologies 156(5)
Access to spatial data 161(4)
Conclusions 165(4)
Epilogue: reflections on the lessons learned 169(6)
Adri van den Brink
Ron van Lammeren
Rob van de Velde
Silke Dane
Henk Scholten
The added value of the PSPE project 169(1)
Lessons learned 169(5)
Conclusion 174(1)
References 175(13)
Internet links 188(1)
About the contributors 189(6)
Keyword index 195
Mansholt Publication Series 5(7)
Address by Mr Barroso, President of the European Commission, to the final PSPE conference. 12(1)
Foreword 13(2)
Henk Mulder
Acknowledgements 15(6)
List of abbreviations 21(2)
Introduction - geo-visualisation for participatory spatial planning in Europe 23(10)
Adri van den Brink
Ron van Lammeren
Rob van de Velde
Silke Dane
Participatory spatial planning in the European e-society 23(1)
The power of geo-visualisation 24(3)
The PSPE project 27(3)
Purpose and structure of the book 30(3)
Perspectives on citizen participation in spatial planning in Europe 33(20)
Silke Dane
Adri van den Brink
Introduction 33(1)
What is spatial planning all about? 34(4)
Citizen participation in spatial planning 38(6)
Differences in planning culture 44(6)
Conclusions 50(3)
Raising awareness for participation through interactive geo-visualisation in Catalonia 53(12)
Irene Compte Lobera
Rosa Olivella Gonzalez
The context of participatory planning in Catalonia, Spain 53(1)
Salt 70: a case for promoting participation itself 54(2)
Methodology 56(4)
Results and lessons learned 60(2)
Conclusions 62(3)
Development of a geo-discussion panel as a tool for public participation in Poland 65(10)
Maria Andrzejewska
Marek Baranowski
Anna Kowalska
Jan Matuszkiewicz
Ewa Roo-Zielinska
Monika Rusztecka
Jerzy Solon
General background 65(2)
Applied participation and communication methods 67(4)
Results 71(2)
Conclusions and lessons learned 73(2)
Understanding the role of 3D visualisation: the example of Calden Airport expansion, Kassel, Germany 75(14)
Jochen Mulder
Sabine Sack-da-Silva
Diedrich Bruns
The Calden Airport expansion project 75(1)
Interactive and non-interactive visualisation tools: questions asked 76(1)
Standards for quality assurance 76(4)
Preparation and application of visualisations 80(3)
Research results 83(3)
Lessons learned 86(1)
Future research 87(2)
Geo-visualisation - The e-interaction factor in spatial planning 89(18)
Ron van Lammeren
Arend Ligtenberg
Joao Serpa
Joana Abreu
Irene Plezier
Preliminary insights and guidelines 89(1)
Basic notions of geo-visualisation 90(1)
The transformation chain 90(2)
Production of geo-visualisations 92(3)
Visual thinking and visual communication 95(4)
Interfaces for geo-visualisations 99(1)
E-interaction communication protocols 100(3)
Preliminary insights and guidelines 103(4)
Getting involved in spatial planning issues - A virtual flight over the city of Barreiro 107(12)
Nuno Banza
Susana Camacho
Introduction 107(1)
Doing things better 108(1)
An innovative tool for citizen participation 109(6)
Main results and lessons learned 115(2)
Conclusions and future actions 117(2)
Usability of 3D geo-visualisation for spatial orientation 119(8)
Malgorzata Milosz
Ron van Lammeren
Tessa Hoogerwerf
Introduction 119(1)
Methodology 119(2)
Results 121(3)
Discussion and recommendations 124(3)
Time travel to the future landscape of Groningen Lake City 127(14)
Wim Boetze
Joost van Uum
Introduction 127(1)
Plan area and design brief 127(2)
The Lake City viewer: flying in virtual reality 129(1)
Professional appraisal of the viewer 130(2)
Use of the viewer in the planning process 132(2)
Artists and designers contribute ideas on living in Lake City 134(4)
Conclusions and lessons learned 138(3)
Adoption of innovative tools for public participation by the Flemish land agency 141(10)
Jeroen Jansen
Peter De Graef
Hilde Geskens
Heidi Van Offenwert
Jo Van Valckenborgh
Participatory spatial planning in Zondereigen 141(2)
A website as a meeting point 143(4)
Results 147(3)
Conclusions and lessons learned 150(1)
Organising innovation: the integration of innovative geo-visualisation techniques into participatory spatial planning 151(18)
Arda Riedijk
Irene Pleizier
Henk Scholten
Rob van de Velde
An organisational perspective 151(1)
Visioning about geo-ICT for public participation 152(4)
Diffusion of new technologies 156(5)
Access to spatial data 161(4)
Conclusions 165(4)
Epilogue: reflections on the lessons learned 169(6)
Adri van den Brink
Ron van Lammeren
Rob van de Velde
Silke Dane
Henk Scholten
The added value of the PSPE project 169(1)
Lessons learned 169(5)
Conclusion 174(1)
References 175(13)
Internet links 188(1)
About the contributors 189(6)
Keyword index 195
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