驾驭混乱

IF 1.3 Q4 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
Jon M. Corbett, Samantha Brennan, Aidan Whitely
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由于气候变化和城市发展扩展到火灾界面区,加拿大奥肯那根山谷的社区越来越受到森林火灾的威胁。森林火灾的影响并不总是可量化的“硬”影响。流动和混乱的“软”冲击可以对生活在火灾附近的人们的集体意识产生深远的影响。为了理解这些影响,了解这些森林火灾发生的地点和时间,作者开发并实施了一个Geoweb工具,以支持公民对公民的对话,并讲述这些影响的故事。本文将探讨存在于森林火灾、地理信息系统和志愿地理信息之间的相互关联的“混乱”,使用一个以奥肯那根谷为中心的Geoweb案例研究,并认为Geoweb为公民-公民互动提供了前所未有的机会,并将许多类型的不同和非结构化数据结合成一个统一的整体。
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Harnessing the Chaotic
Communities in the Okanagan Valley, Canada are increasingly under threat from forest fires due to climate change and expanding urban development into fire interface zones. The effects of forest fires are not always quantifiable ‘hard' impacts. The fluid and chaotic ‘soft' impacts can have a profound effect on the collective consciousness of the people living close to the fires. To make sense of these impacts and understand where and when these forest fires have taken place, the authors have developed and implemented a Geoweb tool to support citizen-to-citizen dialogue and tell the stories of these impacts. This article will explore the interlinked ‘chaos' that exists between forest fires, GIS and volunteered geographic information, using a Geoweb focused case study from the Okanagan Valley, and argue that the Geoweb offers an unprecedented opportunity for citizen-citizen interaction and combines many types of dissimilar and unstructured data into a unified whole.
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International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems
International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS-
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