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Purdue Center for Regional Development Purdue University Presented at Indiana MPO annual conference, October 17 th , 2013, Terre Haute, IN
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Purdue Center for Regional DevelopmentPurdue University
Presented at Indiana MPO annual conference, October 17th, 2013, Terre Haute, IN
Center for Regional Developmento Part of Purdue’s Office of Engagemento Located in Discovery Park, West Lafayette, IN
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OUTLINE Background of University Center Grant
IARC-Technical Advisory Group
Background of Indiana LDM and RDM Projects
What will we cover today?
Common Toolbox for Interactive Spatial Decision Support System
Strategic Doing Framework
Q & A
EDA University CenterThis 5-year grant includes significant inputs from the Local/Community
Decision Maker team and will require some new directions and tools to be
developed, for example:
Capacity for custom regional aggregation (eg. Corridor-based,
County-based, Watershed-based)
Additional data to support entrepreneurship and innovation support
networks
Connect land use, transportation and natural resources to clusters to
enhance identification of distribution and supply chain opportunities
Training for IARC members
IARC-TAG TeamEarly adopters of the RDM platform
Evaluate the prototype systems by participating in webinars, meetings and completing exercises
Provide feedback to the R & D team• How easy or difficult to use the interface?• Tools• Data gaps
IARC Training outline
Industry Cluster AnalysisOccupation Cluster Analysis • Occupation Cluster-Industry Cluster (OCIC) Matrices
Module 1
• Food Systems (Food flows & Farmer’s Market)• Regional Transportation• Demographics• Regional Economy• Land Cover & Land Use• Biodiversity
Module 2
Presenter
Presentation Notes
Each Module is at least two (one-hour long) webinars. Each webinar will require training materials.
Decision-maker
Website Tools
C4E
PLUS
PCRD
IISG
Ext.
Ag. Econ.
FNR
ABE
Others (IU)
AgIT
o Local decision maker project, C4e, 2006 onwardso Participants: Forestry, PCRD, AgEcon, Extension, IISG, PLUS
Indiana LDM foundation
University(Research and Extension Infrastructure)
Decision Makers(Local, State,
Regional and Federal)
Practitioners(Planners, Analysts, &
Data ProvidersPublic & Private)
Decision SupportPartnership
Decision Support Tools for Planning
Regional Decision MakerRegional Decision Maker developed to facilitate a regional
planning view; enable discussions across county and state borders
Several national level data sets are incorporated into the RDM, including special data sets (e.g. Industries, businesses and occupation clusters, which are regional in nature)
Allows for more detailed development of data for mega-regions especially the mid-west mega-region where sustainable economic development is of interest for the EDA University Center and its stakeholders (e.g. regional planning agencies and ED practitioners)
RDM – Regional Decision Maker
Designed to help in regional planning
Offers a variety of GIS-based data and tools
More than a dozen mapping websites
RDM
Industry & Occupational
Clusters
Food Systems
Transportation & Freight
Assets
Land Cover & Land Use
Natural Resource Assets
Demographic & Economic Attributes
What will we cover today? Geoprocessing & SDSS
• Typology of SDSS
• Model Builder & customization
• Creating geoprocessing services
• Integration of Big Data!
• Differences from other mapping engines
Introduction to the main website under development
Common Toolbox for Interactive Spatial Decision Support System
(SDSS)
What is Geoprocessing? Allows to automate the GIS tasks (ESRI Developer Network)
Links tools and processes in sequence
Part of geospatial analysis & developing models
Input dataset Tool Output dataset
Capacity of OLAP (Online Analytical Processing)
Multidimensional Database (MDB) vs. Relational Database
Basis for developing SDSS (Spatial Decision Support Systems)
Spatial Decision Support System SDSS is one of many types of DSS (Decision Support Systems)
DSS varies from data- to knowledge- to model-driven (Power, 2003)
Earliest example of SDSS-
Geo-data Analysis and Display System (GADS) [IBM Research Lab,
1970s]
Man computer interaction and problem solving
Expert systems can be integrated
Expert system (rule based) + GIS + sensors [WaterKY.org]
Artificial Intelligence & Data Mining techniques
Agent-based Modeling Platform, for example GAMA
Typology of SDSS
TypeUsersCategory
Multiattribute Decision Analysis
GIS-MADA
Group
Deterministic
Probabilistic
Individual
Fuzzy
Source: Malczewski, Jacek. 2006. GIS-based multicriteria decision analysis: a survey of the literature. International Journal of Geographical Information Science 20:7, 703-726.
Dialog
Data
Modeling
Based on Malczewski, 2006; Jabeur, Sahli and Haddad, 2011
GIS-MODA
Presenter
Presentation Notes
Nafaa Jabeur, Nabil Sahli and Hedi Haddad (2011). Sensor Network and GeoSimulation: Keystones for Spatial Decision Support Systems, Efficient Decision Support Systems - Practice and Challenges in Multidisciplinary Domains, Prof. Chiang Jao (Ed.), ISBN: 978-953-307-441-2, InTech, Available from: http://www.intechopen.com/books/efficient-decision-support-systems-practice-and-challenges-in-multidisciplinary-domains/sensor-network-and-geosimulation-keystones-for-spatial-decision-support-systems
Creating the Tool
Data source is ESRI’s File Geodatabase Data extent is the entire US including Alaska and Hawaii
Geoprocessing Model(ArcGIS Model Builder)
Geoprocessing Service(ArcGIS for Server)
Web Application(ArcGIS Viewer for Flex)
Geoprocessing Model Area of analysis is user defined polygon Uses Model Builder specific tool (“Get
field value”) Outputs a list of clusters with employment
values
Geoprocessing Service
Web Application
Web Application
Interactive mapping overview RDM web site main page overviewMap navigation controls Displaying and interpreting layers
Zoom function and labels List of layers Choosing base maps Legend
Using basic tools to explore maps and data Pop-up charts Identify Print
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Presentation Notes
Overview of IARC-TAG Webinar 1 interactive mapping training
RDM web site: main page overviewInteractive mapping
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Presentation Notes
Brief introduction into start page of Regional Decision Maker project. How things are arranged on a web site. Please note that the web site is still under development: not all links are working and things may change frequently.
Map navigation controlsInteractive mapping
Map navigation control panel
Zoom to state
Overview map
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Presentation Notes
This part of training will demonstrate how to use map navigation controls to pan, zoom in and zoom out. User can zoom to a specific state/county (county available for Indiana only) instantly by using “Zoom to state/county” tool from the upper tool menu. “Previous extent” button is helpful when you need to return to exactly the same location you were viewing before.
Interactive mappingDisplaying and interpreting layers
List of layers
Legend Choosing base maps
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Presentation Notes
This section focuses on how to navigate and display maps, look up the legend and interpret map colors, labels and symbology. Also it discusses a variety of available background maps and how to use them efficiently.
Interactive mappingUsing basic tools to explore maps and data
Pop-up charts
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Presentation Notes
This section explains the pop-up charts using industry and occupation clusters as an example. The chart pop-up can be called on mouse click on any county on the map of any cluster (jobs and LQs). Chart shows temporal trend within that county. Actual number of jobs or LQ value can be viewed by hovering the mouse over any column in the chart.
Interactive mappingUsing basic tools to explore maps and data
Identify
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Presentation Notes
This section explains how to use “Identify” tool to look at the data content using industry and occupation clusters as an example. This tool can be used to compare multiple clusters within one county or look up information on one cluster across several counties.
Interactive mappingUsing basic tools to explore maps and data
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Presentation Notes
This section explains how to print the map and which print settings to select. A few things to note: pop-up windows and navigation controls will not print; 2) you can use “scale” option in print pop-up window for a fine tune-up of map scale.
Application for a corridor-based region- I 70
Application for a corridor-based region- I 69
• 1990-1999
• 2000-2009
• 2010-2012
Integration with the Big Data-Illiana Corridor
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Brainpower21st Century Talent
InnovationEntrepreneurship
Quality Connected Places
New Narratives and Networks
CivicLeadership
andCollaboration
Strategic Doing
Questions & Answers
Contacts
Purdue Center for Regional Development
Gerald D. and Edna E. Mann Hall
Suite 266
203 Martin Jischke Drive
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2057
Today’s Presenters
Indraneel Kumar, [email protected]
Andrey Zhalnin, [email protected]
Thank you!
