Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government
The acceptance of volunteered geographic information (VGI) as a valued and useful source of information for governments is growing at all levels. The aim of this report is to review governmental projects that incorporate voluntary and crowd-sourced...
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okr-10986-207252021-04-23T14:03:57Z Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government Haklay, Mordechai Antoniou, Vyron Basiouka, Sofia Soden, Robert Mooney, Peter ARTICLES BEST PRACTICES BOUNDARIES BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS CARTOGRAPHY CATALOG CITIES CIVIC ENGAGEMENT CIVIC SOCIETY CLINICS COLLABORATION COLLECTION ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE CONTACT POINT CONTACT POINTS CONTENTS CORE GROUP DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA MANIPULATION DATA POLICY DATA PROVIDERS DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKING DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL FORMATS DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN E-MAIL EXPERIMENTATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FLOW OF INFORMATION GENERAL POPULATION GENERAL PUBLIC GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS GPS HABITAT HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING PROJECTS HUMAN RESOURCES IDEA IDEAS INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION USE INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTEROPERABILITY KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS LEADING LEARNING LEGAL ISSUES LICENSE LICENSES MARKET PRICES MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE METADATA MOBILE NETWORK MOBILE PHONES NATURAL RESOURCES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OBJECT OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES PHONES PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PROBLEM SOLVING PRODUCTIVITY PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC BUILDINGS PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PUBLIC PARTICIPATION QUERIES RELIABILITY RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS SAFETY SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCH SETTLEMENT SHELTER SHELTERS SITES SLUM SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE PACKAGES SPREADSHEETS TAGGING TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL ISSUES TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES TELEPHONE THINKING TIME FRAMES TOWNS TRACKING SYSTEM TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRAININGS TRANSLATION UNIQUE ID URBAN AREAS URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION USE OF INFORMATION USER USER COMMUNITIES USERS USES VALIDATION PROCESS VARIETY VIDEO VIDEOS VILLAGES VISION WEB WEB APPLICATION WEBSITE WISDOM The acceptance of volunteered geographic information (VGI) as a valued and useful source of information for governments is growing at all levels. The aim of this report is to review governmental projects that incorporate voluntary and crowd-sourced data collection and to provide information that can be used to support the wider adoption of VGI (the terms crowd-sourced information and VGI are used interchangeably). To this end, the report compiles and distributes lessons learned and successful models from existing efforts by governments at different sectors and scales. This report explores different aspects of government use of VGI, including the maintenance of public space (streets, public buildings, and parks), education, health, tourism, and civil safety. It includes a set of case studies with a common structure, which are presented at the end of the report. This report provides background on the use of geographical information by government, which has a long history and should be taken into account. It turns to the methodology of the research and explains how it developed. A detailed explanation for the case study structure and overview of the case studies is also provided. This is followed by analysis of the findings and recommendations for improving the use of VGI in government. 2014-12-16T18:51:26Z 2014-12-16T18:51:26Z 2014 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/20351555/crowd-sourced-geographic-information-use-government-vol-1 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20725 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, London Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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ARTICLES BEST PRACTICES BOUNDARIES BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS CARTOGRAPHY CATALOG CITIES CIVIC ENGAGEMENT CIVIC SOCIETY CLINICS COLLABORATION COLLECTION ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE CONTACT POINT CONTACT POINTS CONTENTS CORE GROUP DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA MANIPULATION DATA POLICY DATA PROVIDERS DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKING DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL FORMATS DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN EXPERIMENTATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FLOW OF INFORMATION GENERAL POPULATION GENERAL PUBLIC GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS GPS HABITAT HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING PROJECTS HUMAN RESOURCES IDEA IDEAS INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION USE INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTEROPERABILITY KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS LEADING LEARNING LEGAL ISSUES LICENSE LICENSES MARKET PRICES MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE METADATA MOBILE NETWORK MOBILE PHONES NATURAL RESOURCES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OBJECT OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES PHONES PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PROBLEM SOLVING PRODUCTIVITY PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC BUILDINGS PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PUBLIC PARTICIPATION QUERIES RELIABILITY RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS SAFETY SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCH SETTLEMENT SHELTER SHELTERS SITES SLUM SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE PACKAGES SPREADSHEETS TAGGING TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL ISSUES TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES TELEPHONE THINKING TIME FRAMES TOWNS TRACKING SYSTEM TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRAININGS TRANSLATION UNIQUE ID URBAN AREAS URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION USE OF INFORMATION USER USER COMMUNITIES USERS USES VALIDATION PROCESS VARIETY VIDEO VIDEOS VILLAGES VISION WEB WEB APPLICATION WEBSITE WISDOM |
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ARTICLES BEST PRACTICES BOUNDARIES BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS CARTOGRAPHY CATALOG CITIES CIVIC ENGAGEMENT CIVIC SOCIETY CLINICS COLLABORATION COLLECTION ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPLEXITY COMPUTER SCIENCE CONTACT POINT CONTACT POINTS CONTENTS CORE GROUP DATA CAPTURE DATA COLLECTION DATA MANIPULATION DATA POLICY DATA PROVIDERS DATA SHARING DATA SOURCES DATA STRUCTURE DECISION MAKING DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONS DIGITAL FORMATS DIGITIZATION DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONS DOMAIN EXPERIMENTATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FLOW OF INFORMATION GENERAL POPULATION GENERAL PUBLIC GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS GPS HABITAT HARDWARE HOSPITALS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING PROJECTS HUMAN RESOURCES IDEA IDEAS INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION USE INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTEROPERABILITY KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS LEADING LEARNING LEGAL ISSUES LICENSE LICENSES MARKET PRICES MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE METADATA MOBILE NETWORK MOBILE PHONES NATURAL RESOURCES NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OBJECT OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE OPEN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES PHONES PHOTO PHOTOS PILOT PROJECT PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PROBLEM SOLVING PRODUCTIVITY PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC BUILDINGS PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PUBLIC PARTICIPATION QUERIES RELIABILITY RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS SAFETY SATELLITE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS SEARCH SETTLEMENT SHELTER SHELTERS SITES SLUM SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE PACKAGES SPREADSHEETS TAGGING TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL ISSUES TECHNICAL SKILLS TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES TELEPHONE THINKING TIME FRAMES TOWNS TRACKING SYSTEM TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRAININGS TRANSLATION UNIQUE ID URBAN AREAS URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION USE OF INFORMATION USER USER COMMUNITIES USERS USES VALIDATION PROCESS VARIETY VIDEO VIDEOS VILLAGES VISION WEB WEB APPLICATION WEBSITE WISDOM Haklay, Mordechai Antoniou, Vyron Basiouka, Sofia Soden, Robert Mooney, Peter Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
| description |
The acceptance of volunteered geographic
information (VGI) as a valued and useful source of
information for governments is growing at all levels. The
aim of this report is to review governmental projects that
incorporate voluntary and crowd-sourced data collection and
to provide information that can be used to support the wider
adoption of VGI (the terms crowd-sourced information and VGI
are used interchangeably). To this end, the report compiles
and distributes lessons learned and successful models from
existing efforts by governments at different sectors and
scales. This report explores different aspects of government
use of VGI, including the maintenance of public space
(streets, public buildings, and parks), education, health,
tourism, and civil safety. It includes a set of case studies
with a common structure, which are presented at the end of
the report. This report provides background on the use of
geographical information by government, which has a long
history and should be taken into account. It turns to the
methodology of the research and explains how it developed. A
detailed explanation for the case study structure and
overview of the case studies is also provided. This is
followed by analysis of the findings and recommendations for
improving the use of VGI in government. |
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Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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Haklay, Mordechai Antoniou, Vyron Basiouka, Sofia Soden, Robert Mooney, Peter |
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Haklay, Mordechai Antoniou, Vyron Basiouka, Sofia Soden, Robert Mooney, Peter |
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Haklay, Mordechai |
| title |
Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
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Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
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Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
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Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
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Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government |
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crowdsourced geographic information use in government |
| publisher |
World Bank, London |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/20351555/crowd-sourced-geographic-information-use-government-vol-1 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20725 |
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