AGI Smart Energy: Low Carbon Living
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Citizen's perspective on the role of geospatial data to enable a Low Carbon Living; presented by Paul Georgie (GeoGeo) at the AGI Conference on Smart Energy at the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation in February 2015. Apologies if you don't get to watch the amazing animations (guess you had to be there!)
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- 1. Low Carbon Living Memoirs of a GeoDigizen Paul Georgie AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 2. “Home is where the heart is.” Pliny The Elder Conserving Heat, Smart Living Become A Energy & Water. & Mobility. Geo-Digizen. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 3. Sensors For The Internet Take Control Of Everything. Of Things. Your Energy Use. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation Retrofittin g is good for you.
- 4. Personalised Crowd-Sourcing It’s All In The Geographies. Via Social Media. REST APIs. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 5. Citizens Check-In Rewards & Open Source, To City Sights. Incentives. Not Open Data. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation How It’s Done. The Story of FourSquare & The MapBox REST API.
- 6. 24 Hours In Visualises The Shows How Society San Francisco. Bigger Picture. & City Interact. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 7. Information Is Beautiful. (so stop hiding it) Make It Useable, Engage Your One Platform, Make It Fun. GeoDigizens. Multiple Agencies. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 8. Heat Mapping In New York (Why Tile Map Services Rock.) Comparing Heat Helps Reduce Identifies Local Energy Across The City. Heating Bills. Generation Opportunities. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 9. San Francisco Solar Map Potential Incoming Crowd-Sourced Provides Relevant Solar Radiation. Local Installations. Non-Spatial Resources. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 10. Using Scotland’s Web Map Platforms (and their ‘carto-clanger’ moments)The ‘G’ Is The Year Theme Your Not Silent. Is 2015. Platforms. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 11. Scotland’s Environment Web Multiple Agencies Varying IT We Need To On One Platform Infrastructures. Talk About WMS. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 12. Edinburgh City Council Atlas The Crème De An Atlas Dude, Where’s La Crème. For ‘Atlassians’. My Open Data? AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation & the ArcGIS Server 10
- 13. Scotland’s Heat Map Fantastic Enabling How Can We Visualisation. Discussion. Contribute…? AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 14. Glasgow City Council Ordnance Survey Encouraging The ‘G’ Developers Licence? ‘The Crowd’. Is Not Silent. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation Energy App & Map
- 15. Ordnance Survey Encouraging The ‘G’ Developers Licence? ‘The Crowd’. Is Not Silent. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 16. The Year Is 2015 Augmented & Immersive One Theme, Virtual Reality. 3D Cities. One Platform. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation We Weren’t Promised Jetpacks
- 17. The Year Is 2015 Augmented & Immersive One Theme, Virtual Reality. 3D Cities. One Platform. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation We Weren’t Promised Jetpacks
- 18. Citizens Are Our Best Geographers The Open Source Citizens As The Need For 21st Revolution. Sensors. Century Education. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 19. Community Improving Open Learning The Value Mapping Works. Data Availability. Of Geographic Information. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation
- 20. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation In Summary 1) Our Personal Geographies Paint The Picture. 2) Beautiful Maps Are Engaging. 3) Citizens Are Our Best Geographers.
- 21. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation Thank You For Listening facebook.com/geogeoglobal paul@geogeoglobal.com @paulsmind @wearespatial www.geogeoglobal.com
- 22. AGI Scotland 2015, Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation References Smart Home Kit: littlebits.cc NYC Heat Map: modi.mech.columbia.edu/resources/nycenergy SF Solar Map: sfenergymap.org SEWeb: environment.scotland.gov.uk Edinburgh Atlas: edinburghcouncilmaps.info/atlas/cecatlas.html Open Glasgow: map.glasgow.gov.uk Scotland’s Heat Map: heatmap.scotland.gov.uk Carse Mapping: carsesus.org Map Visuals: Steven Kay (flickr.com/photos/stevefaeembra)
Editor's Notes
- Here today to give the citizens’ perspective on the use of geographic information for smart energy. Looking at (i) where we, as citizens, begin this journey; (ii) the latest map platforms that are paving the future for citizens use of GI; (iii) the role of citizens in mapping out energy use & developments
- Monitor & Record Use of clean / non-motorised transport; local economy. Manage our own heat/energy use, establish the bigger picture of heat/energy use across the city. NEED FOR EDUCATION
- *Control and monitor our homes from our phones! IMAGINE…. *Curtains, meters, temperature, motion, switches, IFTTT.org, Twitter! *Sensors that help us monitor and mitigate the amount of heat and energy we use. *Proprietary solutions available – no platform to gather / scrape information at a city-wide level.
- *Each has unique personalised geography that captures how we interact with our cities. These combine to create a near-real time pulse of the city. *Information already being recorded through apps which utilise the social web with a focus on the fun and games. A growing trend! *Through REST APIs (for example), citizens can interact and contribute to commercialised datasets.
- One of the first ‘check in’ apps based entirely on open source code. The building blocks for successful city services? Glasgow Life Example; Brasil & Waze.
- One day in San Fransisco (according to FourSquare). Paints the wide picture and ‘pulse of the city’ – critical mass of users & power of crowd-sourcing.
- Enthuses & engages citizens to (i) learn more; and (ii) be part of the platform. Need for energy information – both private/public – to be presented beautifully in a way that engages citizens
- enable(s) NYC building owners to see whether their own building consumes more or less than what an average building with similar function and size would At a household level, albeit modelled, but kickstarted the conversation amongst citizens and businesses.
- Themed platform that juxtaposed quantitative data with qualitative information on solar. Role of 3D UAV Data?
- Explain 3 Common Carto-Clangers – nicest possible / most constructively critical way Need for cartographers / geographers Use the latest code libraries, infrastructure and tech Qualitative / Quantitative – as well as crowd-sourcing through citizens
- The good, the bad and the ugly.
- Great amount of data available ‘on-demand’, although not very interactive. Information Overload? Need to provide themes for Energy? Still not ‘open data’, limiting citizens ability to use it in creative and locally important ways.
- 50 sq m – too coarse to be relevant for citizens; needs to be at a household level – requires modelling heat with building data. Not interactive, so we can’t learn more about heat in the city, or energy installations. Not for the colour-blind.
- Example of getting the crowd involved in measuring energy use across the city.
- What do we want? 2006: Burrough & McDonnell Textbook
- Spring 2015 – Aimee begins mapping Scotland in 3D.
- TOBLER? Improve public use / understanding (time to share!)…why not teach GIS in schools? Education Scotland! Open source lowering barriers of access.
- Citizens inherently care more about keeping accurate, up-to-date GI. Aligned to NSDI.
- Sensors & Apps illuminate pulse of society’s energy use across the city. Enthusing us with geo-visualisation can lead to further VGI The underpinning reason to promote citizens’ production of VGI.