Explorations of Public Participation Approach to the Framing of Resilient Urbanism

2nd International Conference on Green Energy Technology

能源学;生态环境科学

Liu, Wei-Kuang^1 ; Liu, Li-Wei^2 ; Shiu, Yi-Shiang^2 ; Shen, Yang-Ting^1 ; Lin, Feng-Cheng^3 ; Hsieh, Hua-Hsuan^1

Architecture, Feng Chia University, Taiwan^1

Urban Planning and Spatial Information, Feng Chia University, Taiwan^2

GIS Research Center, Feng Chia University, Taiwan^3

关键词: Disaster conditions;    Disaster Information;    Environmental conditions;    Living environment;    Public participation;    Smart mobile devices;    Urban environments;    Volunteered geographic information;   

Others  :  https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1755-1315/83/1/012029/pdf
DOI  :  10.1088/1755-1315/83/1/012029

学科分类：环境科学（综合）

来源: IOP

【 摘 要 】

Under the framework of developing resilient and livable cities, this study was aimed at engaging local communities to achieve the goal of public participation. Given the prevalence of smart mobile devices, an interactive app called "Citizen Probe" was designed to guide users to participate in building resilient and livable urban spaces by enabling users to report the condition of their living environment. The app collects feedback from users regarding the perceived condition of the urban environment, and this information is used to further develop an open online index system. The index system serves as a guide for the public to actively transform their city into a resilient and livable urban environment. The app was designed for the reporting of flood incidents with the objective of resilient disaster prevention, which can be achieved by enabling users to identify disaster conditions in order to develop a database for basic disaster information. The database can be used in the prevention and mitigation of disasters and to provide a foundation for developing indices for assessing the resilience and livability of urban areas. Three communities in Taichung, Taiwan, participated in the study. Residents of these communities were requested to use the app and identify local environmental conditions to obtain spatial data according to four stages in disaster response: assessment, readiness, response, and recovery. A volunteered geographic information database was developed to display maps for providing users with current reports of predisaster risk assessment, disaster response capacity, real-time disaster conditions, and overall disaster recovery. In addition, the database can be used as a useful tool for researchers to conduct GIS analyses and initiate related discussions. The interactive app raises public awareness on disaster prevention and makes disaster prevention a daily norm. Further discussion between the public and experts will be initiated to assist in policy management pertaining to the ongoing development of cities in addition to improving disaster prevention and response measures.