SLIDE 1 Open Source, Public Redistricting Software
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software and data analytics for good
SLIDE 3 Advance the state of the art in geospatial technology... ...and apply it for civic, social and environmental impact
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▪ Run in a browser ▪ Designed for the public ▪ Simple to use ▪ Integrate w/ data ▪ Generate valid plans ▪ Support public competitions ▪ Transparent
Objectives
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Tour
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DrawTheLinesPA.org
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Custom Arrival
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Login
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Select a Starting Template
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Save and Share
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Upload your own starting point
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Base maps, parameters, and stats
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District and Plan Stats
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Competitiveness
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Fix Unassigned Geography
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Evaluation Reports
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Submit and Share
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Leaderboards
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Building Community
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Curriculum Materials
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Curriculum Materials
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DrawTheLinesPA
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DrawTheLinesPA
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Open Source
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▪ Web-based ▪ Aimed at citizens ▪ Shareable plans ▪ Competitions ▪ Multi-language support ▪ Configurable base maps ▪ Communities of Interest ▪ Open source
Key Features
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What’s next?
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▪ Complexity ▪ Infrastructure cost ▪ Scalability ▪ UX Design ▪ Technology treadmill
DB 1.0 Key Challenges
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2.0
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Wish list #1 Improve UX
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Wish list #2 Re-architect for shared infrastructure (configure vs. install)
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Wish list #3 National Scale (all states)
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Improvement #4 Simpler Configuration
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Improvement #5 More Scalable
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Improvement #6 Leverage New Technology
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Improvement #7 Easier to Contribute Code and Collaborate
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DistrictBuilder 2.0 Sneak Peek
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Q&A
SLIDE 41 Open Source, Public Redistricting Software
districtbuilder.org