Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia
The introduction of innovative systems like Spatial Planning and Decision Support System (SPDSS) can only be effective and efficient if they are integrated as part of the existing structures and working processes within the organisation. SPDSS is an approach that uses an interactive computer-based s...
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iium-332562015-11-24T06:12:04Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/33256/ Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia Abdullah, Muhammad Faris Abdullah, Alias Ibrahim, Mansor Boerboom, Luc Geneletti, Davide NA9080 Urban planners The introduction of innovative systems like Spatial Planning and Decision Support System (SPDSS) can only be effective and efficient if they are integrated as part of the existing structures and working processes within the organisation. SPDSS is an approach that uses an interactive computer-based system designed to support users like town planners, government officials, councillors and mayors in achieving a higher effectiveness of decision making in planning while solving a semi-structured spatial decision problem. Despite its widespread application in planning and decision making process in many other countries, it is relatively new in Malaysia. Nevertheless, following recent efforts by academicians and government planning officials in terms of researches, experiments and promotions, SPDSS has been gaining grounds in planning and decision making process in Malaysia. This paper will describe efforts that have taken place in Malaysia towards institutionalising SPDSS in planning and decision making process. It will also comment on the progress thus far, drawing comparison between the current and previous level of SPDSS awareness and knowledge among town planners in Malaysia. 2007 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/33256/1/Promoting_Knowledge_Cities_Agenda_through_Institutionalisation_of_Spatial_Planning_and_Decision_Support_System_in_Malaysia.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/33256/4/audi_2007_programme_book.pdf Abdullah, Muhammad Faris and Abdullah, Alias and Ibrahim, Mansor and Boerboom, Luc and Geneletti, Davide (2007) Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia. In: The 2nd International Symposium on Knowledge Cities, 16th-19th July 2007, Shah Alam, Selangor. (Unpublished) |
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The introduction of innovative systems like Spatial Planning and Decision Support System (SPDSS) can only be effective and efficient if they are integrated as part of the existing structures and working processes within the organisation. SPDSS is an approach that uses an interactive computer-based system designed to support users like town planners, government officials, councillors and mayors in achieving a higher effectiveness of decision making in planning while solving a semi-structured spatial decision problem.
Despite its widespread application in planning and decision making process in many other countries, it is relatively new in Malaysia. Nevertheless, following recent efforts by academicians and government planning officials in terms of researches, experiments and promotions, SPDSS has been gaining grounds in planning and decision making process in Malaysia.
This paper will describe efforts that have taken place in Malaysia towards institutionalising SPDSS in planning and decision making process. It will also comment on the progress thus far, drawing comparison between the current and previous level of SPDSS awareness and knowledge among town planners in Malaysia. |
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Abdullah, Muhammad Faris Abdullah, Alias Ibrahim, Mansor Boerboom, Luc Geneletti, Davide |
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Abdullah, Muhammad Faris Abdullah, Alias Ibrahim, Mansor Boerboom, Luc Geneletti, Davide |
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Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia |
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Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia |
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Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia |
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Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia |
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Promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in Malaysia |
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promoting knowledge cities agenda through institutionalization of spatial planning and decision support system in malaysia |
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