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Geodata and spatial planning - challenges and opportunities

Didier Vancutsem Secretary General | ISOCARP The Hague

Contents

• 1. Evidence and Understanding
• 1. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning
• 1. Challenges and opportunities of spatial planning and ICT
• 1. Example : the plan4business initiative

Corine Land Cover EPER

emissions

Natura 2000, EUNIS CBI

biodiversity

Covenant of Mayor

(CO2 emissions)

NOISE Airbase

Air quality

Urban Atlas

Land use

National, regional statistics

Socio-economic

ESPON

Land use, socio- economic

Urban Ecosystem Europe

Environment

Urban Audit

Socioeconomic, environmental

Key urban data

Soil sealing

interface urban-rural wider hinterland

Perception survey

Quality of life

Waterbase

Ground- and surface water

UMZ

Urban land use

Urban data sets available for different spatial levels

Urban waste water EVDAB

Vulnerabilty to hazard and climate change

EMEP

Air quality

Bathing water directive

• 1. Evidence and Understanding

• 2. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning

Spatial Data is used today:

• 2. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning

Spatial Data is used today:

• 2. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning

Spatial Data is used today:

• 2. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning

Spatial Data is used today:

• 2. Interaction of ICT and spatial planning

Current on-going changes offer opportunities to use the new possibilities inherent in ICT to enable regions, cities and rural areas to partake in new types of development Planners have to find ways to using ICT for:

• decentralization, multilevel governance,
• public participation, bottom-up approaches,
• empowerment, local government,
• regional approach, environmental policies,
• strategic planning, participative budgets, council of regions,
• public private partnerships, administrative links, local agendas 21,
• low carbon concepts and climate change,
• vertical and horizontal integration

• 3. Challenges and Opportunities

Property Markets / Investors / Developers (RICS IPMS Initiative) Why is property measurement so important?

• Measurement is a fundamental

basis for valuation

• It underpins decisions made by all

property users

• It provides a tool for comparison

The Existing Challenge

• Property is measured in many different ways

around the world

• Depending on the standard used, the floor

area measurement can vary dramatically…

• 3. Challenges and Opportunities

Noise survey - 3D (Fraunhofer IGD)

• 3. Challenges and Opportunities

Mobile Phone Data mapping / 3D City Model (urbanAPI)

• 3. Challenges and Opportunities

Land Use and Land cover Harmonization / Urban Sprawl evaluation (HlanData)

• 4. Example – The plan4business project
• European Research Project FP7 ICT SME
• Full title: A service platform for aggregation, processing and analysis of

urban and regional planning data

• Project Aim: to develop a platform that can serve users with a full

catalogue of planning data such as transport infrastructure, regional plans, urban plans and zoning plan

• 6 Consortium partners
• www.plan4business.eu

• 4. Example – The plan4business project

Location Evaluator / Thematic Map Atlas / Map Creator: for investors/planners

• 4. Example – The plan4business project

Commercial Platform offer: HALE / Integrator

Operator/Owner: Fraunhofer IDG Purpose/offer: development of data processing environment, i.e. Integrator - Land Use related data harmonisation and integration in the reference to the INSPIRE directive. Future: provision of solutions and services related to data processing, international extension of business partners network

• 4. Example – The plan4business project

Commercial Platform offer: HALE / Integrator Complexity of planning data

• For many municipalities/cities data

in needed formats does not exist

• In many places spatial plans as such

do not exist

• Municipality and city could be not

fully covered by vectorised data

• Data for one city may consists of

several hundred individual spatial plans

• Pre-processing, internal

harmonisation is needed

• Mapping schemas interpretation

requires local expertise

Example: Wroclaw, Poland, spatial range of vectorised zoning plans and sample of harmonised zoning plan

• 4. Example – The plan4business project

Location Evaluator / Thematic Map Atlas / Map Creator: for investors/planners (plan4business)

• 4. Example – The plan4business project

Location Evaluator / Thematic Map Atlas / Map Creator: for investors/planners (plan4business)

Thank you for your attention

Didier Vancutsem Secretary General | ISOCARP The Hague vancutsem@isocarp.org