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Specialist Meeting on Spatial Concepts in GIS and Design Santa Barbara, California Geo-Spatial Design p g Creativity is the synapse between two normally disassociated matrices of thought. g Arthur Koestler William R. Miller


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Specialist Meeting on Spatial Concepts in GIS and Design Santa Barbara, California

Geo-Spatial Design p g

“Creativity is the synapse between two normally disassociated matrices of thought.” g

… Arthur Koestler William R. Miller William R. Miller Environmental Systems Research Institute

December 2008

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Summary

Context for Design Definition and Purpose of Design The Nature of Design: What makes it unique? Geo-Spatial Design

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Context for Design

Every organization does three things …

DATA DESIGN ANALYSIS Get & Manage Analyze & Assess Create or Recreate Get & Manage Information Analyze & Assess Information Create or Recreate Goods &/or Services

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Context for Design

Expanding our educational system ...

Information

Truth

Critical Thinking

Analysis

Responsible Creating

Envision

DATA DESIGN ANALYSIS

Truth Understanding Values Analysis Assessment Knowledge Envision Design Instantiate

Liberal Arts and Sciences Design Schools g

Planning Landscape Architecture Architecture Engineering

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Context for Design

Expanding our geo-spatial technology …

DATA DESIGN ANALYSIS Manage Geo-Spatial Analyze Geo-Spatial Create or Recreate Geo Spatial g p Information y p Information Geo-Spatial Goods &/or Services

Geodatabase Geo-Design Geoprocessing

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Context for Design

DATA DESIGN ANALYSIS DATA DESIGN ANALYSIS Get & Manage Information Analyze & Assess Information Create or Recreate Goods &/or Services

Organizations

Responsible Creating Information Critical Thinking Information Information Goods &/or Services Responsible Creating

Envision Design Instantiate

Information

Truth Understanding Values

Critical Thinking

Analysis Assessment Knowledge

Academia

Geo-Spatial Design “Geo-Design” Manage Geo-Spatial Information Analyze Geo-Spatial Information

GIS Technology

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The Definition of Design Design is a plan for arranging elements in a such a way as to best accomplish a particular purpose.

Charles Eames

Design is the process of originating and developing a plan for a product, structure, system or component with intention.

… Charles Eames

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… Wikipedia

D i i th ti iti Design is aesthetic composition.

… design student

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The Definition of Design Design is a bridge between the abstraction of research and the tangible requirement of real life.

Glen Lowery

Design is applied imagination.

… Glen Lowery … Gavin Heaton

Everyone designs who devises courses of action aimed at changing Everyone designs who devises courses of action aimed at changing existing situations into preferred ones.

… Herbert Simon

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The Definition of Design

Design is the thought process comprising the creation of an entity.

verb vs. insight intuition process vs. d t preceding during ft imagination to ibl lit physical temporal t l noun reason synthesis product after sensible reality conceptual relational complex

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The Purpose of Design

affirm enable i t assist as opposed to dictate

The purpose of design is to facilitate life.

Who’s life? Which species? extent (in time and space) If a design facilitates life ... it is good If it inhibits life ... it is bad If it does neither ... It is neutral

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The Nature of Design

What makes design unique? What makes design unique?

Imagination

from imagination to rendition with zero impedance

Visualization

maps, 3D views, animations, charts, reports

Assessment

h fl ( d i ) d f ll d l d

  • n the fly (as we design) and fully developed reports

Rapid Iteration

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The Nature of Design

Design Thinking Design Thinking

Unstructured

not ungrounded

Abductive

vs inductive and deductive

  • vs. inductive and deductive

Integrative

lateral / holistic / multidisciplinary ate a /

  • st c /

u t d sc p a y

Empathetic

users / stake holders / implementers

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The Nature of Design

Collaborative

Time Time

synchronous / asynchronous

Space p

share / distributed

Structure

design management

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The Definition of Geo-Spatial Design

verb insight intuition process preceding vs. noun reason synthesis p vs. product p g during after

Geo-spatial design is the thought process comprising the creation of entities in geographic space.

imagination to sensible reality physical temporal conceptual 3D geographic space relational complex p

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Unique Aspects of Geo-Spatial Design

What makes geo-spatial design unique?

2D/3D/4D Geo-Reference System 2D/3D/4D Geo-Reference System

context / content

Attribute Management g

context / content / relationships

Topology

2D / 3D

Geo-Spatial Analysis

2D / 3D / 4D 2D / 3D / 4D

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The Purpose of Geo-Spatial Design

affirm enable i t assist as opposed to dictate

The purpose of geo-spatial design is to facilitate life in our geo-scape.

  • pen

self organizing feedback

?

If a design facilitates life ... it is good If it inhibits life ... it is bad If it does neither ... It is neutral

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Geo-Scape

Moving beyond landscape to geo-scape … Moving beyond landscape to geo scape …

Geo scape is the planet’s life

  • ne

Geo-scape is the planet’s life-zone.

land + water b l + f + b below + surface + above physical + biological + social + economic

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Regional Geo-Scape

Envision Central Texas

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Global Geo-Scape

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Urban Geo-Scape

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Geo-Design

Conceptual Framework p

2D/3D/4D Environment

below/on/above the geo-surface g

Geo-Spatial Entities

physical, temporal, conceptual l ti l l relational, complex

Geo-Spatial Features

layers surfaces fields meshes layers, surfaces, fields, meshes events, agents

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Geo-Design

Geo-Design System

Framework

  • ntology, workflow, user interface

Creation Tools

context, content, relationships

A l i T l Analysis Tools

assessment, simulation, comparison

Visualization Tools Visualization Tools

drawings, maps, scenes, movies

Reporting Tools Reporting Tools

static, interactive

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Geo-Design

Challenge #1

Develop a comprehensive understanding

  • f geo-design and then work together to translate that

g g g understanding into a shared vision.

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Geo-Design

Challenge #2

Develop an appropriate (design centric) GIS technology and apply that technology to a wide variety pp y gy y

  • f geo-spatial design problems.
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Geo-Design

Challenge #3

Work together to establish a new profession of geo-design, both in practice and academia. p

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Geo-Spatial Design

Thank you

“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” … Buckminster Fuller

William R. Miller William R. Miller Environmental Systems Research Institute

bill_miller@esri.com

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Regional Geo-Scape