Scenario planning case studies using open government data

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The opportunity for improved decision making has been enhanced in recent years through the public availability of a wide variety of information. In Australia, government data is routinely made available and maintained in the http://data.gov.au repository. This is a single point of reference for data that can be reused for purposes beyond that originally considered by the data custodians. Similarly a wealth of citizen information is available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Combining this data allows informed decisions to be made through planning scenarios. We present two case studies that demonstrate the utility of data integration and web mapping. As a simple proof of concept the user can explore different scenarios in each case study by indicating the relative weightings to be used for the decision making process. Both case studies are demonstrated as a publicly available interactive map-based website.

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Power, R., Robinson, B., Rudd, L., & Reeson, A. (2015). Scenario planning case studies using open government data. In IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (Vol. 448, pp. 207–216). Springer New York LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-15994-2_20

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