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cityofsound: Wi-fi structures and people shapes
Following on from our recent ‘post-occupancy evaulation’ of the State Library of Queensland’s wi-fi (see previous post) in my role at Arup, I thought I’d share a couple of outputs …
… Geospatial information is like the lifeblood of data, it creates the opportunity to bring information alive. By mapping data you can turn seemingly arbitrary statistics into a rich, interactive and highly personalised experience, particularly with the onset of Augmented Reality and other Web Squared tools hitting the mainstream market. There is a huge variety of geospatial innovation that you are all leading the charge on, and for that I thank you and commend your efforts.
Similarly FOSS is like a living blueprint – a map if you will – for trust, sustainability and interoperability in the implementation of Gov 2.0 principles. FOSS principles and methodologies are the best case studies you can find for tried and proven online collaboration with constructive outcomes. FOSS applications provide reference implementations for pretty much anything, which government can build upon and customise. We have a lot to learn from FOSS methods and practices, and I would ask all of you to assist us, in government, to understand…
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