Applying Web2.0 and GIS to Public Participation Development: case study on Xianjiyan Mountain Area in Taipei City
Date Issued
2008
Date
2008
Author(s)
Su, Cheng-Yen
Abstract
This study discusses how to apply public participation geographic information systems (PPGIS) to advance citizen participation in community affairs. It aims to improve the interaction and communication between citizens and decision-makers. A website was designed to display community resources and became a platform for citizens to discuss community issues. Using Web2.0 combined with GIS tools, community members were able to discuss issues and accesses resources to find creative solutions for community problems. This study assesses the impact PPGIS had in empowering citizens to find unique solutions for local matters.
Subjects
PPGIS
Xianjiyan Mountain
web2.0
SDGs
Type
thesis
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