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Community Remarks: Capture comments in real-time
This document discusses real-time visualization of citizen comments on a map about workshops held by the Mayor's Office of Citizen Services and Grow WNY. It notes that 46 comments were added to the map with 4 deleted in real-time. The timing of comments and overall page views are also summarized. Suggestions are made for improving real-time visualization of comments during workshops.
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Community Remarks: Capture comments in real-time
- 1. Real-time Visualization ofPlace-based Comments www.PlaceVision.net
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- 6. Citizens Add Commentsto Remarks Map: 46 Comments, 4 Deleted in real-time
- 7. Citizen Comment TimelineMayor’s Office of Citizen Services, 311 Call and Resolution Center, Grow WNY, Buffalo Green Code Announce Workshops First Buffalo Green Code Community Workshop Last Community Workshop, Grown WNY encourages map use Facebook & Twitter reminder to post comments to the map, 631 Impressions
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- 9. Overall page viewactivity matches activity for those that made remarks, except at larger scale.
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- 11. 10 Comments: 2pm7 Comments: 4pm 7 Comments: 8pm Follow up comments from the workshops were made first thing in the morning (between 8am - 10am)
- 12. Most Comments areof good quality
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- 15. Each table couldhave a scribe to insert comments live. A projected view of the map, refreshed every 30 seconds, would display the most recent comments from residents about their community.
- 16. Community Remarks websitewould have enabled real-time visualization of the comments as the meeting was taking place.
- 17. Instead, comments are going into GIS first, then will be imported into Community Remarks website to see all the comments in one place online Comments from the workshops could have gone into Community Remarks live, then exported to GIS to save time.
- 18. Citizen Remarks +See Click Fix = 1 Map http://www.buffalogreencode.com/community_remarks/mashup.php
- 19. Citizen Remarks +Flickr = 1 Map http://www.buffalogreencode.com/community_remarks/mashup_flickr.php
- 20. Community Remarks capturesplanning-related comments before, during, and after workshops. www.CommunityRemarks.com Data from multiple sources can be imported into GIS to create time-based snapshots of the past and present to create more informed plans.