Sept 16 - Public Participatory GIS
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This document appears to be notes from a lecture that discusses GIS technology and its limitations. The lecture notes cover topics like mathematical logic used in GIS, data distortions possible with GIS, how GIS symbology can mislead, that GIS reflects the society and technology of the time, and how GIS has evolved from being used primarily for top-down decision making to also support more participatory approaches through PPGIS to improve accessibility. The notes also mention mental maps and the duality of how GIS can be used.
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Sept 16 - Public Participatory GIS
- 1. SEPT 22 LECTURE ENVS 4522
- 4. What do we know?
- 5. 油
- 6. 油
- 7. 油
- 8. 油
- 9. 油
- 10. But whos problems and what solutions?
- 11. 1 + 1 = 2 If that > this Mathemitical logic
- 13. 油
- 14. GIS is not value neutral.
- 15. GIS can lie and mislead.
- 16. Distortion Types Scale Projection Symbolization
- 17. 油
- 18. 油
- 19. Symbology
- 20. GIS is more than just a tool.
- 21. 油
- 22. Reflection of Societal and Technological Conditions of the time.
- 23. Limited by its perceived use.
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- 25. Portable GIS
- 26. Defines what kinds of GIS we have today.
- 27. 1990s - Initiative 19
- 28. GIS in a Democracy
- 30. Improve access
- 32. Accessibility
- 33. 油
- 34. Mental Maps
- 35. Limitations
- 36. Duality of GIS