This document discusses geodesign and how geographic information systems (GIS) can be used to plan transportation networks. It outlines how GIS allows everything to be located and enables the discovery of location-based services. The document proposes using GIS to map train tracks, organize the cycling community, and engage the government to manage transportation assets. The goal is to build a service industry around geodesign and location intelligence to help people find routes and plan trips using maps.

1. Geodesign My Ride
Andrew Fellows – Esri Australia

2. Overview
...where are we going ?
• What is GIS ?
• Where is my ride ?
• Business Partnerships.
• The future – building relationships, providing
services.
• First Step
.....are we there yet?

3. What is GIS ?
...quick overview
• Everything is somewhere.
• Geo Spatial Revolution
• Location Intelligence.
Systems to manage geographically referenced data

4. GIS - Geographic Knowledge
Using the Web
• Publishing maps and applications
• Building solutions
• Providing services and data
Knowledge
Citizens Workers
Analysts
Mobile
Users
Executives
…And Others
. . . Using Maps as a Language to Engage Everybody

5. GIS - Across Devices
Microsoft
iOS
Android
Web Sites
Desktop
One Map
Browsers
Online
Services
. . . Enhancing Access and Collaboration

6. GIS - Services and Capabilities
Cloud
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize Enterprise
• Analyze
• Collaborate
Local

7. Geodesign
...for planning built and natural environments

8. Where is my ride ?
How do I get there and what can I cover in 2 hours ?
Where are the maps ?

9. Business Partnerships
Riders

10. Business Partnerships
Track Maintenance
Where are the assets, how are they maintained?

11. Business Partnerships
Business to Business – Creating an Industry
Location is serious business

12. The Future
Discovery of Services based on Location
• Services are discovered according to where you are.
• Services find you.
What you can do depends on where you are.

13. First Step
... towards building a service industry.
• Gather data –
- GeoLocate all tracks
• Organise the community
- Use the ground swell of enthusiasm
• Engage the Government
- Have lots of data, reducing resources
- Need to manage and maintain assets
It all starts with the data

14. Thank you