Emergent Reality Final Presentation

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The document describes Emergent Reality, an Interlocked Social Information System (I.S.I.S.) that aims to connect associations, government, research communities, and non-profits through a shared information platform. It provides a visual walkthrough of the system and discusses its key technology components, including a data-driven web application that leverages commercial and open-source storage, analytics, and visualization tools. The system focuses on innovating how flexible user-generated metadata can interconnect with established taxonomy structures. It is intended to be scalable from local to global use through an information brokerage service model that drives revenue and collaborative partnerships.

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Emergent Reality
Interlocked Social Information System: I.S.I.S.
Australian
Social
Innovation
Exchange

3

Who is it for?

Associations

Government

Research Community

Not for Proﬁts

Media

10

Key technology components
Data driven web application
that drives purpose built user
experience

Leverage commercial or open
source information storage,
analytics and visualisation
components

Focus investment on innovation
in interlocking of ﬂexible
folksonomy with established
taxonomies

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Sustainability

What’s for Dinner

Refugee Buddy Good News TV

Emergent Reality
Car Pooling
An Online ToolBox Database
Interlocked Social Information System

Health Services
2 Bob’s Worth
Story Guide

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Sustainability

Emergent Reality
Interlocked Social Information System

Information brokerage is the business of future

Scalable from local to global

Service model drives revenue

Collaborative partnerships

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Thank you ASIX for helping
a seed of an idea
reach its potential
Special shout-outs:

Jeremy Huppatz
John Wells
Allison Hornery
Grant Young

And all the others who dropped in,
gave advice, listened to us argue
and stressed tested the concept

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Emergent Reality Final Presentation

1. 1 Emergent Reality Interlocked Social Information System: I.S.I.S. Australian Social Innovation Exchange

2. 2 Why are we excited?

3. 3 Who is it for? Associations Government Research Community Not for Proﬁts Media

4. 4 A visual walkthrough

5. 5

6. 6

7. 7

8. 8

9. 9 Technology Overview

10. 10 Key technology components Data driven web application that drives purpose built user experience Leverage commercial or open source information storage, analytics and visualisation components Focus investment on innovation in interlocking of ﬂexible folksonomy with established taxonomies

11. 10 Key technology components Data driven web application that drives purpose built user experience Leverage commercial or open source information storage, analytics and visualisation components Focus investment on innovation in interlocking of ﬂexible folksonomy with established taxonomies

12. 10 Key technology components Data driven web application that drives purpose built user experience Leverage commercial or open source information storage, analytics and visualisation components Focus investment on innovation in interlocking of ﬂexible folksonomy with established taxonomies

13. 10 Key technology components Data driven web application that drives purpose built user experience Leverage commercial or open source information storage, analytics and visualisation components Focus investment on innovation in interlocking of ﬂexible folksonomy with established taxonomies

14. 11 Sustainability What’s for Dinner Refugee Buddy Good News TV Emergent Reality Car Pooling An Online ToolBox Database Interlocked Social Information System Health Services 2 Bob’s Worth Story Guide

15. 11 Sustainability Emergent Reality Interlocked Social Information System Information brokerage is the business of future Scalable from local to global Service model drives revenue Collaborative partnerships

16. 12 Thank you ASIX for helping a seed of an idea reach its potential Special shout-outs: Jeremy Huppatz John Wells Allison Hornery Grant Young And all the others who dropped in, gave advice, listened to us argue and stressed tested the concept

Editor's Notes

pixels
folksonomy to taxonomy, knowledge management meets information management. big picture to pixel - how to relect localised, contextualised data in official taxonomies. how to connect researchers to local need. Connecting.. localised, community information with official metrics &#x201C;The ability, or attempt to make sense of an ambiguous situation&#x201D;
Not for individuals - this is a social and community initiative. An opportunity for local community to use data in different ways. How many local gov projects provide reports which sit unread from one decade to the next, how does the P and C add context to their &#x2018;my schools data by exposing their rich but UNCLASSIFIED data on school community?
Community is localised, niche, data is general. How does the local influence the general, how does qualitiative map to quantitative. When WORLDS COLLIDE. For this presentation, we focussed on I have, as in the initial stages of this project, this is what we&#x2019;re looking at. I am a local PandC, livid at the MySchools portrayal of my school as &#x2018;average&#x2019;. livid at being directed by numbers.
I tell a story - it&#x2019;s easier than mapping to taxonomies! I have primary source data - a video, an excel spreadsheet, a parent survey
All gov depts have taxonomies for metrics. Taxonomies have thesaurus associations. Emergent reality maps the tags to the taxmonomies. The folksonomy to the taxonomy. Scans the short desc for keywords. User can confirm, add or remove. The taxonomies identify strength of match but also identify where there are links across taxonomies. For a researcher, there is suddenly a connection across silos linking of datasets. For a government department, there is a need to discuss. For a community group, there is advocacy that can be directed towards departments that hae relevant data. Takes the tag and turns it to the taxonomy. strength of match... labelling underneath move the ? consistency of labelling put a pop up demonstrating how human community sources

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