eplanning: A snapshot of the literature on using the world wide web in urban planning

Journal of Planning Literature

Volumn 17, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 227-244

  Budthimedhee, Kanjanee ^a   Li, Jinghuan ^a   George, R Varkki ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA CHAMPAIGN   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

INTERNET; LITERATURE REVIEW; PLANNING METHOD; URBAN PLANNING;

EID: 0036851045     PISSN: 08854122     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/088541202762475964     Document Type: Article

References (155)

1. Supporting imageability on the World Wide Web: Lynch's five elements of the city in community planning
2. Planning for digital communities: Concepts, methods, and findings
3. Cyberspatial cognition and individual access to information: The behavioral foundation of cybergeography
4. Considering virtual worlds as representations of landscape realities and as tools for landscape planning
5. A visualization interface to an integrated decision support system
6. Democratization of data: Bridging the gap for community groups
7. The Internet and the rise of the new network cities, 1969-1999
8. Segues into cyberspace: Multiple geographies of the digital divide
9. Location, location, location: The geography of the dot com problem
10. A complex organization on the cyber space: A study of image and identity communication of official-city web sites
11. Community networks: Community development through information technology
12. Building virtual worlds: A city planning perspective
13. Architecture in cyberspace or cyberspace in architecture?: A study into cyber technology, cyber culture and the impacts on man at the turn of the millennium
14. Can virtual reality simulation techniques reshape the future of environmental simulations?
15. An outlook for urban planning in cyberspace: Toward the construction of cyber cities with the application of unique characteristics of cyberspace
16. Information technology and social transformation: GIS for forestry management in India
17. The Internet aids community participation in the planning process
18. The politics of scale: Conceptualizing the impacts of geographic information technologies in neighborhood revitalization
19. Building digital communities in inner-city America: Examining participation power, local policy context, and the network of institutions
20. Using information technology for community empowerment: Transforming geographic information systems into community information systems
21. Role of local contextual factors in building public participation GIS: The Milwaukee experience
22. Pursuing social goals through participatory geographic information systems: Redressing South Africa's historical political ecology
23. The ICT gap: Urban governments between wishful thinking and critical assessment - Perceptions and attitudes of European urban actors facing the potential of ICTs within the urban context
24. The need to study the influence of social capital and communication in the fight against the digital divide within the urban community
25. Where does it happen? The location of the production and consumption of Web information
26. From the field: Observations on using GIS to develop a neighborhood environmental information system for community-based organizations
27. Social systems-spatial systems: A theoretic approach integrating the influence of information and communications technologies
28. Modes of GIS provision and their appropriateness for neighborhood organizations: Examples from Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota
29. Are SDIs serving the needs of local planning? Case studies of Victoria, Australia and Illinois, USA
30. Technology in development, who benefits: The use of geographic information systems on the Cato Manor development project, South Africa
31. Representations in an electronic age
32. Digital cities in central Italy: The civic net of Pesaro municipality
33. Neoliberalism and cyberspace: Simultaneously determinative, mutually transformative
34. Using GIS and web-based technology to distribute land records: The case of Kallithea, Greece
35. Using XML for the exchange of updating information between geographical information systems
36. Providing multi-modal access to environmental data - Customizable information services for disseminating urban air quality information in APNEE
37. Building networks of European researchers: GISDATA on the Internet
38. NEXUS - Positioning and data management concepts for location-aware applications
39. Urban data management: A modern approach
40. A primer on telegeoprocessing and telegeomonitoring
41. The virtual map library: Providing access to ordnance survey digital map data via the WWW for the U.K. higher education community
42. Internet mapping for dissemination of statistical information
43. Towards a framework for high-performance geocomputation: Handling vector-topology within a distributed service environment
44. Local and remote geoprocessing applications
45. Internet GIS for public participation
46. An assessment framework for the development of Internet GIS
47. Argumentation maps: GIS-based discussion support for on-line planning
48. Land administration and cadastral trends: A framework for re-engineering
49. GIS for plan-making in Penang island: The road to online planning
50. A web-based decision support system for waste disposal and recycling
51. Interface for a planning workbench
52. Web-based decision support for regional vegetation management
53. The potential of Web-based mapping and virtual reality technologies for modeling urban environments
54. The virtual reality of GIS
55. Scatterplots and scenes: Visualization techniques for exploratory spatial analysis
56. Customizable landscape visualizations: Implementation, application and testing of a Web-based tool
57. On an alternative framework for building virtual cities: Supporting urban contextual modeling on demand
58. Study on public participation using on-line VRML design collaboration system
59. Extending geographic information systems to meet neighborhood planning needs: The case of three Chicago communities
60. Using web-based technologies and geographic information systems in community planning
61. Foundations of electronic government in America's cities: Issues, strategies, and applications
62. E-government: Developing state communications in a free media environment
63. Internet technology as an aid to neighborhood and brownfields redevelopment
64. Reinventing local governments and the e-government initiative
65. Managing WWW in public administration: Uses and misuses
66. Gauging e-government: A report on implementing services among American cities
67. Developing fully functional e-government: A four stage model
68. The gulf of maine environmental information exchange: Participation, observation, conversation
69. What is e-government?
70. Revisiting public information management for effective e-government services
71. Best practices in electronic government: Comprehensive electronic information dissemination for science and technology
72. The creation of the ACSP web site
73. Collaboration / access / virtuality / sustainability: CDAC online
74. The electronic charette
75. Jackson ward electronic community project: Politics, participation and the Internet Richmond, VA
76. Urban design on the Internet: RUDI, a case study in practice
77. Local content production on the web: Public or private?
78. Participation to the government of cities: Some considerations, some ideas, a methodology, some proposals
79. The geographic information system of the Turin City Council on the Internet
80. A web-based free GIS for on-line permits
81. City of San Jose
82. Planet 9 studios
83. Supporting imageability on the world wide Web: Lynch's five elements of the city in community planning
84. An approach to virtual environments for visualization using linked geo-referenced panoramic imagery
85. Interactive technologies for collecting and visualizing water quality data
86. Networked GIS for public participation - Emphasis on utilizing image data
87. Spatial multimedia for planning support
88. Interactive multimedia planning support: Moving from stand-alone systems to the world wide Web
89. Supporting imageability on the world wide Web: Lynch's five elements of the city in community planning
90. Digital planning: Preparing for a fully wired world
91. Management of recreational areas: GIS, autonomous agents, and virtual reality
92. The potential of web-based mapping and virtual reality technologies for modeling urban environments
93. Learning through visual systems to enhance the urban planning process
94. Customizable landscape visualizations: Implementation, application and testing of a web-based tool
95. On an alternative framework for building virtual cities: Supporting urban contextual modeling on demand
96. Study on public participation using online VRML design collaboration system
97. Public participation, GIS, and cyber-democracy: Evaluating on-line spatial decision support systems
98. Learning through visual systems to enhance the urban planning process
99. Web-based public participation geographical information systems: An aid to local environmental decision-making
100. Use of GIS and the WWW in community based planning: An Australian case study in environmental management
101. Forecasting the pattern of urban growth with PUP: A Web-based model interfaced with GIS and 3D animation
102. A Web-based decision support system for waste disposal and recycling
103. Cyberplans: Virtual environments of physical environments
104. Ecological sustainability and urban dynamics: A disaggregated modeling approach to sustainable design
105. PSS-practice: An inventory and its tentative results
106. Delivering urban systems models via the world wide web
107. A study on using the Internet for public participation in urban planning process centering around the case of Yamato City, Kanagawa, Japan
108. A cellular automata model to investigate the influence of land use policies on future distributions of population and employees
109. Sprawl decisions: A simulation and decision support tool for citizens and policy makers
110. Developing a web-enabled tool to assess long term hydro-logic impacts of land-use change: Information technology issues and a case study
111. Between politics and planning: UrbanSim as a decision support system for metropolitan planning
112. Web-based decision support for regional vegetation management