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Puttinng Community Knowledge in Place
This document discusses putting community knowledge in place through various methods and case studies. It describes tools for contextual information management like NeatStreets non-emergency reporting and mapping overlays to visualize network connections. It also discusses building knowledge systems through principles of tacit knowledge development, hierarchical construction of knowledge, and mobilizing community knowledge through continuing online conversations and submission systems. Specific examples analyzed include the Iramoo-Albion GreenWeb wildlife corridor, history of the Moonee Ponds Creek in Melbourne, and envisioning the future growth of Melbourne's northwest as "Superlative Sunshine".
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- 1. Putting Community Knowledge inPlace Tony Smith, Bill Hall, Susu Nousala Theory, Ontology and Management of Organizational Knowledge (TOMOK) Melbourne Emergence Meetup Group http://emergence.meetup.com/24/
- 2. Organisational Knowledge • Tacit Knowledge Network Development — Nousala, Whyte, Hall • Building Resilient Knowledge Systems — Vines, McCarthy, Jones, Kirk • Theory, Ontology and Management of Organizational Knowledge (TOMOK) — Hall, Nousala, Best
- 3. Emerging social networkaround “human attractor” Nousala & Hall (2008) 3 Nousala, Whyte, Hall
- 4. Invincible Co. knowledgebuilding spiral Modified from Nousala (2006, 2007) 4
- 5. Contextual information managementand public knowledge spaces Vines, McCarthy, Jones, Kirk Regulatory interventions need to change in response to changes in the knowledge space Legislators The objective is to amplify positive emergent patterns This type of visualisation provides a glimpse as to what we mean by a regulatory knowledge system
- 6. Using principles ofcontextual information management to build regulatory knowledge systems State and national instruments of regulation Contextual information management allows for the visualisation of network connections
- 7. Hierarchical Construction ofKnowledge Hall, Nousala, Best “I” – building personal K “THEM” – the larger org. “WE” – building group K Noosphere – world of K
- 8. Accessible Technology • NeatStreets Non-emergency Reporting — Kuruppu • Free Technology for the Support of Community Action Groups (test cases) — Hall, Nousala, Best • Community Knowledge Maintenance — Smith, Nair
- 9. ‘Next-Gen’ Community Service What is NeatStreets? Kuruppu a crowd-sourced issue management service for the public - enabled by a free phone app: …. it engages communities across Australia and NZ to report location-tagged comments with photos in an easy way ....
- 10. ‘Next-Gen’ Community Service Linked issue page - where gov and community can interact:
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- 13. Smith, Nair Community Knowledge Mobilisation "311" Non-emergency Reporting Continuing conversation Transactional process authorise resources Funding bodies same Responsible authorities and undertake works Municipalities, Govt Depts, Recruitment of land owners and managers Office cost reduction justify Public space Endorsed plans Action and feedback endorse Parks, waterways, beaches, trails, From occasional publishing Notification and tracking system paths, roads, railways, interchanges to ongoing online updating e.g. Pepper Stack's NeatStreet formalise defined by work for Content editors Public submission system Domain-specific context Mobile phone app submission Media/technical expertise User monitoring of progress submission system retains linkages "Friends of" community groups engage Tree planting, cleanup, monitoring Stories Old Photos Maintenance and cleanup history maps, video Pothole, graffiti, storm damage, opinion records sound litter, trolley, broken footpath community engagement "Non- "Bottom traditional drawers" owners" Technical approach Open source software Mapping overlays Theoretical approach Media galleries Evidence-based Collaborative editing Tacit knowledge Addressing the knowledge deficit in Public and member access Avoid framing conventional community consultation
- 14. Smith, Nair Community Knowledge Mobilisation Continuing conversation authorise resources Funding bodies and undertake works Municipalities, Govt Depts, land owners and managers justify Public space Endorsed plans endorse Parks, waterways, beaches, trails, From occasional publishing paths, roads, railways, interchanges to ongoing online updating formalise defined by work for Content editors Domain-specific context Media/technical expertise submission system retains linkages "Friends of" community groups engage Tree planting, cleanup, monitoring Stories Old Photos history maps, video opinion records sound community engagement "Non-
- 15. Public/Nature Corridors • A Ring of Open Space For Sustainable Living & Learning in Melbourne’s West — Hocking, Wyatt http://www.meme.com.au/papers/KC10/Hocking.pdf • Moonee Ponds Creek Strategic Plan — Smith, Nair • Melbourne-Sydney Rail Comparison — Smith
- 16. Iramoo-Albion GreenWeb Isabella Williams Iramoo Reserve Wildlife Park Victoria Uni St Albans Bullum Bullum Reserve Pimelea Grasslands Denton Avenue Reserve Featherhead Grassands Hocking, Wyatt 10/17/10 Knowledge Cities Melb, Nov 2010 3
- 17. Sustainable Living: Layers of Interaction in a Complex System Community Hubs & Schools Culture & History Biodiversity & Open Space 10/17/10 Knowledge Cities Melb, Nov 2010 7
- 18. Smith, Nair So what has really changed in the way we perceive (and engage with) the environment/contexts that we inhabit and navigate everyday? 1860 2009 The Moonee Ponds Creek in Melbourne
- 19. Due to datumdifferences between the various data sets on this plan, some apparent discrepancies will occur between boundaries and photographic images. Track alignment changes to accommodate the Regional R EE T Rail Link take out the shopping strip on the Footscray T LEEDS S Station side of Irving Street opposite the tram terminus. E ET TR Smith S G IR VIN F OO REGIONAL RAIL LINK PROPOSED PROJECT AREA MAP 14 OF 38 Legend RRL Line RRL / Melton Line Sydenham Line ARTC Line Goods Line Werribee Line Existing Rail Track Buildings Footprint Title Boundary E Proposed Project Area NU AVE I 0 5 10 AB Meters CN M
- 20. Where to fromhere? • Geospatial mapping and tracking of community knowledge ‣ A recent practical exercise ‣ And a much older one • Melbourne’s north-western growth lobe changing expectations ‣ Marvellous Melbourne 1890 ‣ Superlative Sunshine 2050
- 21. Melbourne Airport recently acquired a parcel of Creek-facing land which straddles our preferred route for connecting the Moonee Ponds Creek Trail to the Airport. So we checked out some online maps.
- 23. Google Maps alsoshows the title boundary but faintly
- 24. Google Satellite viewcan be relatively old and undated
- 25. But we canuse NearMap to track more recent changes
- 26. including capping ofthe toxic waste dump lower centre.
- 27. including capping ofthe toxic waste dump lower centre. Trail link needed here
- 28. For much longerhistoric context we can go back to the year before I was born and the place I was about to be born into.
- 30. Sports Club McGain house Parents’ Toyne house house Uncle’s Bremner house house Grey hound track Cycling board Chazan track Five house Mile Creek Grand mother’s flat Grand parents’ PICA house office
- 31.
- 32. WHITTLESEA HUME MELTON Broadmeadows Footscray Central Melbourne Box Hill WYNDHAM is finally heading the other way
- 33. Move over MarvellousMelbourne.
- 34. Move over MarvellousMelbourne.
- 35. Sunshine, St Albansand Sydenham
- 36. Sunshine, St Albansand Sydenham
- 37. have long beenthe end of the line, but
- 38. have long beenthe end of the line, but
- 39. west-north-west is nowemerging as
- 40. west-north-west is nowemerging as
- 41. growth centre ofWestern Civilisation!
- 42. growth centre ofWestern Civilisation!
- 43. So welcome toSuperlative Sunshine,
- 44. So welcome toSuperlative Sunshine,
- 45. where the raindoesn’t fall much, but
- 46. where the raindoesn’t fall much, but
- 47. it hasn’t mattereda lot since after the
- 48. it hasn’t mattereda lot since after the
- 49. great flood (alsoin 1946) since which
- 50. great flood (alsoin 1946) since which
- 51. we divert overflowto the Kororoit!
- 52. we divert overflowto the Kororoit!
- 53. Putting Community Knowledge inPlace Tony Smith, Bill Hall, Susu Nousala Theory, Ontology and Management of Organizational Knowledge (TOMOK) Melbourne Emergence Meetup Group http://emergence.meetup.com/24/
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- 55. Questions? Stellenbosch inWestern Cape makes an urban feature of its old Mill Stream
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