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decision making. Within the core of activities are two
Prague base data projects
-
Digital technical
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been developed within Planning Analytical Material framework. New data projects concentrates
mostly on topics as
Spatial (Urban) Economy, Mobility and Culture and Society.
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access point for spatial data and application is Prague Geoportal. Through Geoportal, both
app
lications for general public and professionals are available. Currently, two main issues are to be
addressed: development of tailored application for professionals, ensuring effective access to
relevant sets of information for particular tasks and developm
ent of attractive and easy to use
applications for general public in order to raise the awareness of development planning. Special
importance is seen in support of planning outputs as eGovernment tools
–
Digital Plan.
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1. Spatial Information and Decission Support
Systems for Development Planning
Jiří Čtyroký
Institute of Planning and Development
Prague
2.
3. Prague
• one of 14 regions & municipality
• 1.25 mil inhabitants (1.6 mil.
daily present)
• 496,1 km2
• 2520 p./km2
• 57 districts (local administration
units)
4. INSPIRE, Spatial data and GIS Real time and new data
Municipal registers and databases
National
providers
Municipal
partners
5. Municipal organization, funded by the City of Prague
280 employees
Budget: 11 mil €/year
• Strategic and spatial planning
• Transport, utilities, landscape and nature protection
• Public space development
• Spatial data management for the City of Prague
Prague Institute of Planning and
Development
6. Base Maps
Thematic data
• GIS Infrastructure management
• Data provision and management
• Data distribution
• Open data management
• INSPIRE services
• Knowledge support
Data analyses
Spatial data inf. systems
7. Facts Data Information Decissions
Facts Feelings Decissions
Data Data Data Feelings Decissions
Feelings Decissions
Facts Data Information Decissions
8. Facts Data Information Decissions
• Quality data
• Credible
• Representative
• Time series
• Shareable
• Validable
What we need?
• Quality information
• Correct
• Relevant
• Easy to understandd
• Form adjusted to
addressee
37. Issues to address
• New spatial data for „soft“ themes
• Time series needed – sustainable data
sources and methodologies
• Data to information transfer (content, form)
• Increase of public awareness
• Comprehensive tools for professionals
• Development Plan as eGovernment system
38. Thank you for your attention
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