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Inducing Dynamism in the Process of Planning Through Crowdsourced Geo Tagged Photograph
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3566-6091
Millennials think of urban areas to be both physically and digitally accessible with a wholesome view of the same available in their palm. However, the traditional urban planning process is incompatible with addressing the emerging requirement of this technologically advanced era. Technological interventions have changed how individuals interact with their surroundings. Cities are always planned for fulfilling the requirements of people socially, economically, and culturally. Urban planners must have adequate and comprehensive knowledge about the current situation of the city to make an effective plan. Though this paper, a systematic method is described to know about the neighbourhood, the point of interest of people in the neighbourhood, and planning for it as per need for the people. This paper seeks to explore sentiment, which is linked with different places of the city. In the study, initially, data were extracted for Indore city from open pages of Instagram, and then especially the survey was done for selected areas. Crowdsourced geotagged photographs can be used to know about the public’s points of interest in a neighbourhood that may signify some potential or problem which needs to be addressed. Such an approach facilitates urban planning at a micro-level. It is a more people-centric approach that increases the probability of acceptance of subsequent planning interventions by the public. This collection of the crowdsourced database from various social media platforms periodically can provide dynamism to the conventionally static nature of planning.
Inducing Dynamism in the Process of Planning Through Crowdsourced Geo Tagged Photograph
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3566-6091
Millennials think of urban areas to be both physically and digitally accessible with a wholesome view of the same available in their palm. However, the traditional urban planning process is incompatible with addressing the emerging requirement of this technologically advanced era. Technological interventions have changed how individuals interact with their surroundings. Cities are always planned for fulfilling the requirements of people socially, economically, and culturally. Urban planners must have adequate and comprehensive knowledge about the current situation of the city to make an effective plan. Though this paper, a systematic method is described to know about the neighbourhood, the point of interest of people in the neighbourhood, and planning for it as per need for the people. This paper seeks to explore sentiment, which is linked with different places of the city. In the study, initially, data were extracted for Indore city from open pages of Instagram, and then especially the survey was done for selected areas. Crowdsourced geotagged photographs can be used to know about the public’s points of interest in a neighbourhood that may signify some potential or problem which needs to be addressed. Such an approach facilitates urban planning at a micro-level. It is a more people-centric approach that increases the probability of acceptance of subsequent planning interventions by the public. This collection of the crowdsourced database from various social media platforms periodically can provide dynamism to the conventionally static nature of planning.
Inducing Dynamism in the Process of Planning Through Crowdsourced Geo Tagged Photograph
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3566-6091
Millennials think of urban areas to be both physically and digitally accessible with a wholesome view of the same available in their palm. However, the traditional urban planning process is incompatible with addressing the emerging requirement of this technologically advanced era. Technological interventions have changed how individuals interact with their surroundings. Cities are always planned for fulfilling the requirements of people socially, economically, and culturally. Urban planners must have adequate and comprehensive knowledge about the current situation of the city to make an effective plan. Though this paper, a systematic method is described to know about the neighbourhood, the point of interest of people in the neighbourhood, and planning for it as per need for the people. This paper seeks to explore sentiment, which is linked with different places of the city. In the study, initially, data were extracted for Indore city from open pages of Instagram, and then especially the survey was done for selected areas. Crowdsourced geotagged photographs can be used to know about the public’s points of interest in a neighbourhood that may signify some potential or problem which needs to be addressed. Such an approach facilitates urban planning at a micro-level. It is a more people-centric approach that increases the probability of acceptance of subsequent planning interventions by the public. This collection of the crowdsourced database from various social media platforms periodically can provide dynamism to the conventionally static nature of planning.
Inducing Dynamism in the Process of Planning Through Crowdsourced Geo Tagged Photograph
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Jana, Arnab (editor) / Banerji, Pradipta (editor) / Parmar, Vipul (author)
2021-03-18
15 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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